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Tragedy of eminent scientist who was fired for seeing Nessie

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Dr. Denys Tucker (1921-2009) was an eminent scientist who was fired as principal scientific officer at the Natural History Museum because he claimed he...
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Astronauts hibernating in space may become possible, says European Space Agency

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Astronauts hibernating in space would mean spaceships could be made smaller and would not have to carry so much water and food, says the European...
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UK economy forecast to grow by 2.8% in 2015

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According to an EY Item Club report, low inflation and eurozone growth is set to help the British economy grow by 2.8% this year. The...
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UK house prices surged to a record high in April

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Asking prices for homes across the UK soared to a record average price in early April due to a surge in housing demand and...
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Target overwhelmed by demand for Lilly Pulitzer product line

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On Sunday morning Target Corp’s website was made inaccessible because of overwhelming demand for the highly-anticipated debut of its Lilly Pulitzer product line. A product...
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Glitter clouds rather than mirrors make for more nimble orbiting telescopes

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Using glitter clouds instead of mirrors for stargazing telescopes would be much cheaper and make for easier-to-deploy orbiting instruments, NASA says. Telescopes could have reflective...
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Planet Earth hums and now scientists know why – ocean waves colliding

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The Earth has a low-frequency hum that has baffled scientists for many years. We cannot hear it, but seismic instruments have been detecting it...
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Animals’ body clocks influenced by colours

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Animal’s body clocks – how they biologically measure the time - are affected not just by how much light there is, but also by...
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White dwarf star tore planet apart, Italian scientists believe

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A white dwarf star was seen tearing a planet apart at the edge of our galaxy, the Milky Way, by astronomers. A white dwarf...
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Nessie sighting claim cost Natural History Museum top scientist his job

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In 1959, the Natural History Museum’s principal scientific officer, Dr. Denys Tucker (1921-2009), said he saw Nessie the Loch Ness Monster, a claim which...