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280 new moon craters identified
Using ultra-high resolution mapping techniques, scientists from Australia have identified 280 craters on the moon that have never been mapped before. The researchers at Curtin University in Western Australia used computer modelling of lunar gravity and topography data to explore detailed basins that would be obscured using other methods, Xinhua reported. A total of 66 of the craters identified ...
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Steven and Alex Gerrard soak up the sun in Ibiza on 6th wedding anniversary
Steven Gerrard and wife Alex lark have been spotted splashing around in the sea, while celebrating their 6th wedding anniversary in Ibiza. The loved-up couple, which got married in a lavish do at Cliveden House in Berkshire in 2007, showed that they are still head over heels in love even after years of marriage, the Sun reported. Alex, the stunning mum of three, wore a printed triangle bikini ...
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ESAs Herschel telescope finally switched off
European Space Agency's billion-euro Herschel space telescope has been switched off. Mission controllers sent the final command to the Herschel satellite Monday at 12:25 GMT (14:25 CEST), marking the end of operations for ESA's hugely successful space observatory. Herschel's science mission had already ended in April upon exhaustion of the crucial liquid helium that cooled the observatory's ...
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Space lotuses to touch down in Shanghai
The 50 flowers of 13 varieties grown from seeds that traveled into space will be on show at Guyi Gardens on June 28. "The space lotuses will be a highlight, as many people are excited about the recent space mission," said Sun Jia, spokeswoman for the 500-year-old gardens in Jiading district. Sun added the best time to enjoy the show will be the full bloom period, which is expected to ...
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Stephen Harper targets Justin Trudeau over charity gigs
Charity asks Justin Trudeau to return fee after event flops OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau showed poor judgment in taking money from charities, but didn't have much to say about his own office's role in pushing the story to media. "I get good remuneration from the taxpayers of Canada, as a public servant, I don't think it's ...
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Popeye [DVD]
In the highest echelon of glorious misfires, Robert Altmans Popeye ranks in the top tier. A would-be blockbuster cofinanced by two major studios (Paramount and Disney), Popeye is a bizarre hybrid of high-concept Hollywood profiteering and the intrepid artistry of a once-vaunted auteur at the edge of a deep career decline that would last a decade. Add into all that the fact that it i ... ...
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Shouting matches reports of intimidation at Que. construction sites
Quebec construction workers picket during the first day of their province wide stop work action in Gatineau, QC on June 17, 2103. (Andre Forget/QMI ...
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How Cities Compost Mountains of Food Waste
announced a plan to increase composting of food scraps generated by the city's eight million inhabitants. In a few years, separation of food waste from other refuse could be required of residents, the mayor ...
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Mobster recounts murder for hire in Whitey Bulger trial
Former mob boss and fugitive James "Whitey" Bulger, who was arrested in Santa Monica, California on June 22, 2011 along with his longtime girlfriend Catherine Greig is shown in this 2011 booking photo. (REUTERS/U.S. Marshals Service/U.S. Department of Justice/Handout via ...
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Photo Space centre’s projector to the stars prepares to semi-retire
H.R. MacMillan Space Centre executive director Rob Appleton stands next to Harold, the star projector at the centre in Vancouver, on Monday. Harold, which has been in use since 1967, is semi-retiring, with its last full day of use being July 28. "Harold's going to go on vacation. After 45 years of only taking one day off a year, he's due for a vacation," Mr. Appleton told The ...
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Europe bids farewell to prolific Herschel space telescope
This artist's illustration shows the European Space Agency's infrared Herschel Space Obsevatory set against a background image of the Vela C star-forming region. The space telescope launched in 2009 and ended its mission in ...
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Our nuclear programmes are completely transparent. But we are ready to show greater transparency and make clear for the whole world that the steps of the Islamic Republic of Iran are completely within international frameworks. The sanctions are unfair, the Iranian people are suffering, and our (nuclear) activities are legal. These sanctions are illegal and only benefit Israel.
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Iran's president-elect was speaking after his historic election victory.
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