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Sep 16 2024SCIENCE

A New Cosmic Companion: Earth's Mini-Moon for Over 50 Days

Earth is about to gain a new celestial neighbor, a small asteroid named 2024 PT5, which will enter the planet's orbit for a brief period of about two months. Starting from September 29, this "mini-moon" will make a single orbit around Earth before moving on to other regions of the solar system. Let'

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Sep 16 2024CRYPTO

Crypto's All-In Bet on the 2024 Elections: Can It Influence the Outcome?

In the world of cryptocurrency, the 2024 US elections are a make-or-break moment. Crypto has spent a record $119 million in the 2024 federal elections, a staggering amount that accounts for almost half of all corporate political contributions this cycle. This influx of cash has transformed the indus

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Sep 16 2024POLITICS

The Battle for Legacy: Biden's Hasty Measures to Protect Science and Three Key Takeaways from Last Night's Primaries

The Biden administration is grappling with the uncertain outcome of the 2024 presidential election, taking proactive steps to protect their legacy and insulate institutions from potential changes. One area of focus is the protection of science, which has been a subject of concern under previous admi

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Sep 15 2024ENTERTAINMENT

The Ultimate Guide to Black TV Shows This Fall: A Preview to Remember

This fall season, get ready to cozy up with some of the most anticipated and exciting Black TV shows. Whether you're a fan of gripping dramas, heartwarming comedies, or insightful documentaries, there's something for everyone in this lineup. But before we dive in, let's ask ourselves - what makes th

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Sep 15 2024ENVIRONMENT

Cruisezilla Conundrum: The Environmental Impact of Gigantic Passenger Ships

Cruise ships have doubled in size over the past two decades, a precedent that could lead to even bigger vessels plying our oceans in the future and bringing potential problems, a new report has warned. The largest passenger vessels today are twice as large as they were in 2000, says a study conduct

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Sep 15 2024ENVIRONMENT

Devastating Floods Sweep Through Central Europe, Leaving Trail of Destruction

As torrential rain continues to batter central Europe, widespread flooding has ravaged the region, claiming at least four lives and leaving thousands of homes damaged. But what's behind this unprecedented deluge? Is it just a freak weather phenomenon, or is there a larger pattern at play? To start,

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

Salmon Farmers Sound Alarm: Can Canada's Coastal Communities Survive the Great Shift?

As the federal Liberal Party retreats on Vancouver Island, a pressing question hangs in the air: what's the real cost of forcing salmon farms to switch to land-based technology by 2029? The BC Salmon Farmers Association (BCSFA) is sounding the alarm, urging the government to rethink its plan and

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Sep 11 2024LIFESTYLE

MIT's Game-Changing Initiatives: Empowering Kids Through STEM

Imagine a world where kids are not just learning about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), but are actually excited to apply these skills to real-world problems. MIT's four pioneering initiatives - Scratch, the Computer Clubhouse Network, the Fab Lab network, and FIRST robotics compet

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Sep 10 2024CRIME

Kentucky Interstates Under Siege: Manhunt Intensifies for Elusive Shooter

As a manhunt for a brazen interstate shooter stretches into its third day, residents of southeastern Kentucky are on edge. The suspect, identified as Joseph A. Couch, has left a trail of destruction in his wake, striking 12 vehicles and wounding five people along I-75 near London. Authorities are de

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Sep 10 2024TECHNOLOGY

Peter Molyneux: AI Will Revolutionize Gaming. . . Or Maybe Not?

Video game development is about to get a whole lot easier, at least according to Peter Molyneux. The renowned British designer believes that AI will soon become the secret sauce for creating games, handling everything from characters and animations to dialogue and level design with just a text promp

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