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20 amazing answers to curious QUESTIONS about the COSMOS

THE UNIVERSE IS FULL OF MYSTERIOUS PHENOMEN AND INCREDIBLE OBJECTS, AND WE'RE LEARNING MORE ABOUT THEM EVERY DAY

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Are polar aurorae stronger at the North Pole?

Amazing answers to your curious questions

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HOW TO MAKE A VIDEO GAME

Have you ever wondered how video games go from an idea to a product on a digital or physical shelf? Let's explore each step in the process

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GLUTEN IN THE BODY

When you eat foods like a sandwich or a bowl of pasta, enzymes in your digestive system work to break down the ingredients so that nutrients can be absorbed by the body as the food passes through you.

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SMART SURVEILLANCE

How smart CCTV uses data to scan and analyse a scene, identifying objects and people in milliseconds

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WHAT IS GLUTEN?

Discover how this viscous and elastic protein forms, where to find it and why some people can't eat it

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2,800-year-old royal tomb discovered near King Midas' home

Archaeologists have discovered an 8th-century BCE royal tomb of a relative of King Midas in the ancient city of Gordion, southwest of Ankara, Turkey.

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ULTRA-FINE MAGNETIC 'CURTAINS' ON THE SUN REVEALED

The National Science Foundation's Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, located on a summit on the island of Maui, Hawaii, captured the sharpest ever images of the Sun's surface.

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Asteroid 2024 YR4 could hit the Moon in 2032

The James Webb Space Telescope has taken its final look at the potentially hazardous asteroid 2024 YR4 at least until the potentially hazardous space rock darkens Earth's cosmic doorstep again in 2028.

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INSIDE THE MIND OF A GENIUS

What's going on inside the brains of those with truly exceptional mental abilities, and why are they so intelligent? Genetic analysis and Einstein's brain are providing us with some answers

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HOW PLANES LAND ON WATER

Who needs a runway when there's so much water around?

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WHY ARE BUBBLES ROUND?

How surface tension plays a big role in keeping soap bubbles spherical

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NEW VEHICLE BATTERY FULLY RECHARGES IN 18 SECONDS

A British firm has received approval to mass produce an ultra-high power density electric vehicle (EV) battery that can be fully recharged in just 18 seconds.

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ANCIENT ANIMAL SURVIVAL SECRETS

Discover the remarkable resilience of Earth's oldest and hardiest animals, overcoming mass extinctions and conquering the planet's ever-changing climate

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JOHN FLAMSTEED

The first Astronomer Royal plotted out the constellations and mapped the heavens

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Researchers uncover the truth about the Moon's orange glass beads

When the Apollo astronauts first set foot on the lunar surface, they expected to find grey rocks and dust. What they didn't anticipate was discovering something that looked almost magical - tiny, brilliant orange glass beads scattered across the Moon's landscape like microscopic gems. These beads, each smaller than a grain of sand, are actually ancient time capsules from when the Moon was volcanically active billions of years ago. The beads formed some 3.3 to 3.6 billion years ago during volcanic eruptions on the surface of the then-young satellite.

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INTOLERANCE TYPES

Gluten isn't for everyone. When some people consume gluten, they experience pain and other negative gastrointestinal symptoms.

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Roman-era 'fast food' discovered in an ancient Mallorcan rubbish heap

Songbirds were on the menu 2,000 years ago on the Roman island of Mallorca, archaeological evidence reveals.

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Covering poo lagoons could cut most dairy farm methane

Dairy farms produce huge amounts of potent greenhouse gases.

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Study finds that Earth's core is 'leaking' gold

Researchers have found evidence that Earth's core is leaking gold and other precious metals, according to a new study. The vast majority (99.9 per cent) of Earth's gold and other precious metals are hidden in the centre of our planet, with thousands of miles of near-impenetrable rock between us and these natural treasures. However, while humans are unlikely to ever mine Earth's core, new research indicates that some metals have migrated out of the core into enriched rocks that eventually ended up at the surface.

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