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Scientists reveal how Rudolph’s nose glowed, Scrooge travelled in time and Grinch’s heart grew
Christmas is the most magical time of the year, and the romance of the season has inspired countless beloved tales.…
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MailOnline goes behind the scenes at Nothing’s first EVER store in London
British technology company Nothing has put the finishing touches to its first ever physical shop in London‘s fashionable Soho district.…
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Moose seen in Washington’s Mount Rainier National Park for first time EVER
Spot a moose, spot a moose! Majestic mammal is seen in Washington’s Mount Rainier National Park for the first time…
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Terminator-style robot can survive being STABBED
Sci-fi fans will know the Terminator was only a ruthless killing machine because of its effortless ability to heal itself…
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Nokia bundles Christmas trees with its Circular subscription service
Nokia is trying to tempt people to its monthly subscription service ‘Circular’ this festive season – by adding a Christmas…
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Guilt-free green travel at last! New Airbus hydrogen powered fuel cell set for later this decade
Guilt-free green travel at last! New Airbus hydrogen powered fuel cell could be the key to eco-friendly flights Airbus is…
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NASA’s Orion capsule will barrel into Earth’s atmosphere on Sunday at 25,000mph
It will not quite be the ‘seven minutes of terror‘ that spacecraft trying to land on Mars have to endure,…
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Travis Barker has competition! Xiaomi trains its CyberOne humanoid robot to play the DRUMS
Travis Barker has competition! Xiaomi trains its CyberOne humanoid robot to play the DRUMS CyberOne is Xiaomi’s humanoid robot, which…
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Do robot vacuums actually work? Proscenic 850t test
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A 6ft heart and eyes the size of tennis balls… Meet the largest creature ever to walk the earth
As the gentle giant grazed in the steamy humidity of a prehistoric forest, it must have sensed a fraction too…
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Man holding his penis in 10,000-year-old carving is the world’s oldest narrative
Ancient carvings featuring five figures, including a man holding his penis, tell a tale of man versus beast in the…
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FBI is ‘deeply concerned’ about Apple’s new security protections, saying it will hurt agency’s work
The FBI is ‘deeply concerned’ about Apple’s decision to add new security protections to its cloud storage system because it…
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More than 70,000 websites are sharing your data with Elon Musk’s Twitter, report reveals
Elon Musk has access to user data from more than 70,000 websites belonging to the US government, healthcare firms and…
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How do I get ITVX on TV and Sky? What is different to ITV Hub?
ITVX is the brand new streaming service from ITV, which boasts 10,000 hours of catch-up TV, box sets, movies and…
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Secrets of ‘burping’ supermassive black holes with mysterious radio bubbles unlocked by scientists
Scientists unlock secrets of ‘burping’ supermassive black holes that are surrounded by mysterious radio bubbles by using West Virginia’s Green…
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‘Ghostly glow’ in the solar system could be ‘new addition’ to our understanding of its structure
‘Ghostly glow’ in the solar system could be ‘new addition’ to our understanding of its structure – but the source…
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Elon Musk could charge just iPhone users $4 MORE for Twitter Blue, report says
Elon Musk could reignite his war with Apple – a new report reveals the billionaire is planning to add $4…
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Shark graveyard full of fossilised teeth is discovered deep in the Indian Ocean
The megalodon was one of the most ferocious predators to have ever lived on Earth, having ruled the seas 23 million…
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Diplodocids could move their tails like bullwhips at speeds of up to 73mph, study finds
Diplodocids could move their tails like bullwhips at speeds similar to a fast car, a new study shows. Researchers created…
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Blind dog saved from euthanasia thanks to hula hoop halo that helps it move safely
A blind dog was rescued from a puppy farm and euthanasia thanks in part to a hula hoop halo that…
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Scientists pinpoint the genes responsible for specific behaviours in dog breeds
Have you ever wondered why your Cocker Spaniel loves to sniff so much, or why your Border Collie literally runs…
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Lensa AI app’s Ts and Cs allow it to ‘distribute’ your photos without ‘any additional compensation’
Have you seen a picture of one of your friend’s on social media recently where they look like a fairytale…
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How Harry and Meghan’s bombshell documentary could save Netflix
It has been hugely anticipated for months, dreaded by the royals and seen by Harry and Meghan as a chance…
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Video shows why you should ALWAYS close the lid before you flush
If your parents always told you to close the toilet lid before you flush, gruesome new video shows that they…
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Driver is trapped in his car for 320 miles on Chinese highway after cruise control breaks
A driver has said he was trapped in his car for 320 miles on a Chinese highway after his cruise…
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Experts reveal the districts in UK cities with the fastest and slowest broadband speeds
We’ve all been there — tearing our hair out because the broadband is running slowly or has dropped out all…
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Dyson’s bizarre Zone headphones with a built-in air purification system will go on sale in March
Take a deep breath, Dyson’s first pair of noise-cancelling, air-purifying headphones will go on sale in the UK in March, starting…
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Back-to-back meetings really are stressful – they increase brain activity linked to mental efforts
Are you stressed during back-to-back meetings? It’s all in your head! Spike in brain activity associated with mental efforts occurs…
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How ChatGPT could make it easy to cheat on written tests and homework
A new artificial intelligence chatbot could make it much easier for students to cheat on tests and homework that require…
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New interactive map lets you drop asteroids on Time Square, London or any place in the world
A new interactive map brings the 1998 film Deep Impact to life, allowing users to drop a space rock anywhere…
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Dinosaurs ‘were not in decline when an asteroid hit 66 million years ago’
It is well known that the reign of the dinosaurs came to an end when a giant asteroid smashed into…
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Earth hit by ‘gamma-ray burst’ blast of radiation from neutron stars collision that created kilanova
Earth hit by strange ‘gamma-ray burst’ blast of high-energy radiation from the collision of two neutron stars that changes scientists’…
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Humans are poor at predicting when dogs are about to get aggressive, study finds
Many of us know our furry friends so well that we could tell whether they wanted a walk or a…
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Heartbreaking moment orphaned baby wombat sucks its thumb in the arms of a Sanctuary staff member
Heartbreaking moment orphaned baby wombat sucks its thumb while being rocked by an Australian Sanctuary staff member after the animal’s…
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Robins get more physically aggressive around traffic, study finds
Britain’s iconic robin redbreast is especially under threat in the winter due to declining winter temperatures, wildlife experts have warned.…
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Virgin with Child and Adoring Angles statues on Florence’s Duomo seen in color for the first time
Florence’s Duomo is still revealing new secrets – restorations uncovered traces of once hidden color on the Virgin with Child…
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink to share progress of its brain chip tonight
Elon Musk‘s Neuralink is set to host its annual ‘Show and Tell’ event tonight at 9 pm ET that is…
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Appendage with long bony fingers found on Brazilian beach sparks fears it belongs to an alien
An appendage that washed ashore on a beach in Brazil this week sparked fear among a couple who said it ‘looks…
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Tesla construction workers at Giga Texas claim unsafe conditions and unpaid wages
Construction workers at Elon Musk‘s Tesla Gigafactory in Texas are filing a complaint that claims they were forced to work…
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Oculus creator develops a VR headset that kills gamers
The founder of Meta‘s Oculus platform might have trouble finding volunteers to try his latest creation – a VR headset…
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Exhibition made up entirely of AI-generated artwork launches in San Francisco
Artificial intelligence is feared to one day take over humanity, but as for now people are using it to create stunning…
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Chimps share objects just to get attention, scientists say
Chimpanzees ‘show off’ by sharing objects that they’ve just found – and are therefore even more like humans than previously thought,…
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Birkenstocks worn by Apple founder Steve Jobs are expected to fetch up to $80,000 at auction
Birkenstocks worn by Apple founder Steve Jobs as part of his ‘uniform’ in the 1970s and 80s are expected to…
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Waymo’s driverless robotaxis can now be hailed by ANYONE in downtown Phoenix in major expansion
Waymo has opened up its fully driverless ride-hail service in downtown Phoenix to all members of the general public in…
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US midterms produce mixed results for environmental action
New York voters backed billions of dollars in climate-related spending in the US midterms, but voters in California and other…
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How Rare Are November Hurricanes?
November weather in most of North America is synonymous with chilly breezes rustling through red, yellow and orange leaves as…
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In a First, U.N. Climate Summit Will Discuss Climate Reparations
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt—Delegates agreed in a late-night negotiating blitz to hold a formal discussion on compensation for irreparable climate damages,…
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How Medical Systems Can Help People Vote
Hospitals and community health centers are cornerstones of our communities. At our clinics at AltaMed Health Services in Los Angeles…
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As Musk reshapes Twitter, academics ponder taking flight | Science
Mark McCaughrean has been moving his online home in steps. McCaughrean, an astronomer at the European Space Agency, has had…
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Potential fabrication in research images threatens key theory of Alzheimer’s disease | Science
A version of this story appeared in Science, Vol 377, Issue 6604.Download PDF In August 2021, Matthew Schrag, a neuroscientist…
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