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Volcano · HonoluluHawaii’s Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano, has started to erupt, prompting volcanic ash and debris to fall nearby, authorities said Monday.See the Story
Hawaii’s Mauna Loa starts to erupt, sending ash nearby
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US & Canada · BostonScientists have, for the first time, developed a quantum experiment that allows them to study the dynamics, or behavior, of a special kind of theoretical wormhole. The experiment has not created an actual wormhole (a rupture in space and time), rather it allows researchers to probe connections between theoretical wormholes and quantum physics, a prediction of so-called quantum gravity.See the Story
A quantum computer has simulated a wormhole for the first time
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US & Canada · MogadishoA team of researchers in Canada say they have discovered two new minerals – and potentially a third – after analysing a slice of a 15-tonne meteorite that landed in east Africa. The meteorite, the ninth largest recorded at over 2 metres wide, was unearthed in Somalia in 2020, although local camel herders say it was well known to them for generations and named Nightfall in their songs and poems.See the Story
'Phenomenal': Massive Meteorite Hid Two Minerals Never Before Seen on Earth
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A man went to the doctor about a cough. It turns out, he had a 6-inch mass in his chest.
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Shingles infection causes man's bladder to burst in rare case
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DNA · GermanyResearchers studied the genetics of Ashkenazi Jews who lived in medieval Germany. They studied the centuries-old DNA in detached teeth unearthed in burials in Erfurt. Teeth do not have the same religious significance as the other human remains, which means they can be scientifically studied.See the Story
14th-century Ashkenazi Jews had more genetic diversity than their descendants do today
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Ancient superpredator that lived 328 million years ago was 'the T. rex of its time'
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Egypt · EgyptMummies with gold tongues were popular during the Greco-Roman period. The mummies date back around 2,000 years and were unearthed in a necropolis near Quesna. It is not yet clear how many mummies were found and whether the deceased's identities are known.See the Story
Gold tongues found in 2,000-year-old mummies in Egypt
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Jackson, Georgia · JacksonA parasite that can alter animal behavior is changing the habits of infected wolves in Yellowstone, increasing aggression and goading them into taking greater risks.See the Story
Mind-controlling parasite turns wolves into pack leaders
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Samsung GalaxySamsung Galaxy Buds Live Wireless Earbuds are on sale at Walmart. Reduced from $149.00 to just $49.00, these stylish bean-shaped earbud are a treat for any fitness lover. Equipped with a AKG-tuned 12mm speaker, enhanced bass tone, and the Dolby Atmos technology.See the Story
Snap up this late Cyber deal to save 66% on the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live
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SkyOn Tuesday, Nov. 8, the final total lunar eclipse until 2025 unfolded high in the sky over Earth. The eclipse is also known as a blood moon, for the rusty, reddish hue that the moon takes on after fully entering into Earth's shadow. Photographers around the world took to the streets, eager to catch the night sky spectacle.See the Story
Gorgeous and ghostly photos of the Beaver blood moon total lunar eclipse
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