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Rosetta desperately signaling Philae lander for signs of life

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The Rosetta spacecraft has seven more days of sending signals to the Philae robot lander to determine whether it is still alive. After March...
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Microsoft making Cortana available for Android and Apple devices

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Microsoft is working on an advanced version of its "personal assistant", known as Cortana, using research from an artificial intelligence project called "Einstein." Windows phones have...
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Facebook acquires shopping search engine TheFind

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Facebook has acquired the personalized shopping search engine TheFind as part of an effort to improve its commerce ads. The terms of the deal were...
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Google launches official online store

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Apple watch out, yesterday the Google Store was launched. People can now browse the user-friendly, intuitive online shop for Google devices and accessories or simply...
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Massive underwater volcano spewing pumice on Australian and New Zealand beaches

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An international team of scientists is about to board a ship carrying two underwater robots called ‘Sentry’ and ‘Jason’ to learn more about a...
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UK industrial output unexpectedly dropped in January

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British industrial output dropped by a monthly 0.1 percent in January, according to official figures. The drop was largely due to underperforming information technology and...
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Massive solar flare filmed by Nasa’s Solar Dynamics Observatory

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This year’s most massive solar flare so far, with the equivalent energy of 100 megaton atomic bombs, was captured on video by NASA’s Solar...
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NASA launches 4 spacecraft to study Earth’s and Sun’s magnetic field interactions

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At 10:44 EDT on Thursday, NASA launched four Magnetospheric Multiscale spacecraft to study a phenomenon called magnetic reconnection – a process thought to trigger...
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Large Hadron Collider, now a much mightier beast, soon to wake up again

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The Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful particle accelerator ever built, is now 65% more powerful than it was two years ago, and will be...
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Rosetta’s Philae lander may wake up, say European Space Agency scientists

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The Philae lander, which has been in hibernation on the dark side of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, has not had enough juice in its solar-powered batteries...