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Apple Watch

Apple Watch sales looking strong with over 1 million pre-orders

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Analysts expect Apple to speed up production of the Apple Watch due to the sheer number of orders being places. According to investigation firm, Slice...

Comcast’s bid to acquire Time Warner Cable may be blocked by Justice Department

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The Justice Department's antitrust division may block the proposed $45 billion merger of Comcast Corp and Time Warner Cable Inc, according to a new...

Mylan says it does not want to merge with Teva Pharmaceuticals

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Generic drug maker Mylan said that it does not want to merge with Teva Pharmaceuticals. According to Bloomberg, Teva is exploring a takeover offer for...
Colliding waves

The Earth hums because of ocean waves, not submarines or secret military activity

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For decades scientists have been at a loss to explain why planet Earth hums. French researchers say it is caused by ocean waves colliding....
Galaxy IC 2006

Galaxy death starts at the core and moves outward

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Galaxy death starts when the core stops making new stars, but the outskirts continue star production, says a new release by the ESA/Hubble Information Centre. For...
Glitter cloud for telescopes

Glitter clouds to take images of new worlds in space, NASA

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NASA plans to use clouds of reflective glitter-like particles rather than mirrors to help it find stars and planets beyond our solar system. This...
Human skull cup

Britons ate each other 15,000 years ago, evidence shows

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Britons ate each other, probably as part of mortuary practice about 15,000 years ago, a new study on the human remains from Gough’s Cave in...
Earth collision

Mercury-like planet and Earth collided, and then there was life

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If a Mercury-like planet had not collided with Earth billions of years ago, our planet would probably not have developed a magnetic field, which...
acorn and squirrel

Acorn crops lower and of poorer quality in UK due to climate change

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The quality and quantity of British acorn crops has been affected by global warming, says a new study issued by the Woodland Trust, a conservation charity...
rotting meat sensor

Meat sensor tells you when it is safe or not to eat

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Scientists at MIT have created a cheap, portable sensor that can tell you when meat or fish in your fridge or at the grocery...