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Astronaut's 1st Canada Spacewalk in 7 Years
An ISS astronaut will conduct Canada's first spacewalk in 7 years on October 29, and it will be available to watch live, marking a significant moment for the country's space program
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Humidity Alters Smoke Pollutant Transformation At Night
Researchers at the University of Kentucky found that relative humidity changes the chemical pathways involved in the nighttime oxidation of catechol, a compound linked to biomass burning
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Holocaust Survivors' Memorial Books Preserve Lost Lives
A Hebrew book, 'Sefer Kostopol', honors the lives lost and vibrant hometowns of those affected by the Holocaust, providing a way for families to learn about their ancestors' lives before the war
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Virgin Galactic Unveils Apeiron
The company's first 'Delta-class' space plane marks a significant development in private spaceflight, expanding its offerings beyond existing models
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5 Key Factors to Choose Right Mattress
Beyond firmness, consider sleeping position, materials, temperature, and adjustable features for a perfect night's sleep
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Celebrity Digital Twins Boost Trust
AI-powered digital twins of familiar faces like Hugh Jackman may significantly improve customer service experience, new study finds
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Anker 3-in-1 Charger Under $100
Amazon deal offers compact charging solution for iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods with premium features
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TikTok Launches 'Must Eat' Restaurant Guide
The new feature uses over 40 million posts and comments to recommend restaurants in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, with direct booking available via OpenTable
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Ovaries Transplanted Into Young Mice Become 'Younger'
Researchers at Harvard Medical School found that older ovaries transplanted into younger mice became molecularly younger, while younger ovaries in older mice became older, in a study that suggests ovaries play a significant role in aging and physiology
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600-Sq-Mile Iceberg Breaks Off Antarctica
NASA's Terra satellite captures A-81 iceberg's 1,400-mile journey north in just three years, now nearing South Georgia
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Alzheimer's May Start in Nose
Renowned biologist Aviv Regev claims the disease originates in the nasal cavity, a finding of personal interest to Hannah Fry, who lost her father to Alzheimer's last year
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Flying Saucer Sighting
A woman recounts her childhood experience of seeing a flying saucer in the desert with her parents, where they encountered aliens who asked for a ride and information about the scenery, sparking a lifelong fascination with the mystery of UFOs
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Tibetan Plateau's Frozen Ground Gains Ice Despite Warming
Over a third of the region's permafrost has gained ice since 2000, driven by a 60% increase in rain and snow, according to a new study published in Science Advances
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George Schlatter Doc Out Dec 8
Comedy legend's seven-decade career explored in Sock It To Me: The Legend of George Schlatter, featuring interviews with Goldie Hawn and Tom Hanks
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New Feed Boosts Honey Bee Colonies
Nano-B-Feed supplement shows promise in increasing bee colony size after blueberry pollination, a challenge for farmers in Washington, the top blueberry-producing US state
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Verisk Integrates Data with Amazon, Microsoft AI
Verisk has combined its insurance data with artificial intelligence tools from tech giants Amazon and Microsoft to enhance its capabilities
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Amazon Echo Time: $199 Smart Clock
Amazon's new Echo Time smart clock features a 3.2-inch display, adaptive lighting, and customizable clock faces, all for $199
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Adtech Fights Apple's Tracking Crackdown
The adtech industry has proposed a workaround to Apple's tracking restrictions, but experts warn it may only be a temporary fix and could trigger further restrictions from Apple
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Kindle App Adds Handwriting Support
Android users can now annotate books with a stylus, with similar feature possibly coming to Apple devices soon
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Shionogi Wins ¥40M Prize
Japanese firm awarded for innovative quantum computing research in drug development
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Pornhub Stars Now Teaching Dinner Recipes
The adult entertainment site is expanding its content to include non-explicit videos, such as cooking and gaming, with podcast and gaming categories rising triple digits in 2025
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Nitro PDF Review: Edit & Sign PDFs From $15/Month
Nitro PDF offers a free trial and pricing starting at $15 or £11.50 per month, with a range of plans including Nitro Sign and higher-end tiers for PDF editing
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Home Depot Demands ID From AI Agents
The retailer wants to support AI agents that can search and buy products on a customer's behalf, but only if they can identify themselves and prove they're acting on the customer's behalf
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Black Holes Can Split In Two At Extreme Speeds
Researchers discover loophole in thermodynamics laws, allowing rapidly rotating black holes to bifurcate into two separate entities, a phenomenon termed 'pair-of-pants topologies'