Newborn star survives on ‘space dust hamburger’ – study (VIDEO)
What does a newborn star need to survive the early stages of life in the universe? A hamburger made of gas and space dust, according to new research.
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What does a newborn star need to survive the early stages of life in the universe? A hamburger made of gas and space dust, according to new research.
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Police evacuated businesses in downtown Kissimmee, Central Florida, after a person stated there was a bomb left in front of a propane tank. The town is 16 km (10 miles) away from Disney World.
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There's no denying that naked mole-rats got the short end of the stick in the looks department. But what they lack in attractiveness they make up for in sheer awesomeness, managing to safely live without oxygen for 18 minutes, according to a new study.
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Britain’s prime minister may have sounded confident when she called snap elections on June 8, but in a matter of days she has lost two key members of her communications staff.
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The Western media deliberately exaggerate the number of people killed in the Syrian conflict to create a “humanitarian pretext” for a possible intervention in the war-torn country, Syrian President Bashar Assad told Sputnik in an exclusive interview.
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A fighter pilot was forced to eject during an attempted landing on the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson in the Celebes Sea, south of the Philippines, the US Navy has said. The pilot was recovered safely.
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A Tory candidate has told his constituents not to vote for him in a local government election next month, saying his appearance on a ballot paper is a “cock-up.”
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Members of parliament will no longer be allowed to employ their spouses in rule changes planned for after the upcoming general election.
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The Russian State Duma has banned parents from naming their children with exotic names, which include numbers, symbols and swear words.
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Two Japanese Navy destroyers have joined the carrier strike group ‘USS Carl Vinson’ heading towards the Korean Peninsula for a massive show of force as North Korea prepares to mark the 85th anniversary of the foundation of its military.
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Oman's state-owned energy producer Oman Oil is thinking about selling some of its assets and listing on the local stock market. This follows the planned initial public offering (IPO) by Saudi Aramco.
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Russia’s Supreme Court has banned the Jehovah’s Witnesses, declaring it an “extremist organization” and ordering to hand over its property to the state. The Christian group says it is planning to appeal the decision.
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The man France alerted Belgian security services to as a possible suspect in the deadly Paris shooting has turned himself in to Belgian police in the city of Antwerp, France’s Interior Ministry spokesman said.
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French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron has made excerpts from a private call he received from former US President Barack Obama public. Obama’s office has denied that the call, made just before Sunday’s election, was meant as an endorsement.
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Hours since an assailant with a Kalashnikov killed a Paris police officer and injured three other people, French police have yet to name the suspect, despite saying he had been known to them. However, media outlets claim to have determined his identity.
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Challenging the results of Turkey’s referendum that extended the president’s powers is well beyond the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, adding that the issue is “over.”
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