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Earth’s inner core ‘oscillates’ over a mile every six years, study claims
on 2022-06-10
While the Earth’s core was previously thought to be rotating at a consistently faster rate than the planet’s surface, a new study by the University of Southern California shows that it oscillates.
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We DON’T need to eat less meat to save the planet: Selective breeding will reduce emissions faster
on 2022-06-10
EXCLUSIVE: Professor Mick Watson, who specialises in methane reduction strategies in cattle at The Roslin Institute, told MailOnline getting people to eat less meat was a ‘fantasy’.
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Shoppers are ‘absolutely blown away’ by this HUAWEI portable bluetooth speaker – and it’s on sale
on 2022-06-10
The HUAWEI Sound Joy Portable Bluetooth Speaker is currently on sale on Amazon for a huge 46 per cent off, so you can snap up the highly-rated speaker for just £69.99 (was £129.99).
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Scientists reveal plans to make plant-based cheese out of yellow PEAS
on 2022-06-10
Scientists from the University of Copenhagen hope to make a plant-based cheese out of yellow peas. They have so far created a ‘functional base’ made of split pea protein.
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Britain’s most amazing shipwrecks REVEALED: Underwater monuments to the UK’s rich maritime heritage
on 2022-06-10
MailOnline has taken a look at some of the most amazing shipwrecks around Britain, including the HMS Gloucester, which has finally been found off the Norfolk coast.
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Scientist reveals the formula for the perfect gin and tonic with the best garnish, ice and glass
on 2022-06-10
A British food scientist has revealed the formula for the perfect gin and tonic, claiming the type of glass, ice, garnish and what you ate for lunch all make a difference to the taste of the cocktail.
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Interactive maps reveal the worst areas for noise pollution in London, New York, and Paris
on 2022-06-10
EXCLUSIVE: Interactive maps have been developed by climate charity Possible as part of its Car Free Cities campaign, revealing how intense noise can be in parts of the three cities.
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Science expert brands Shakespeare’s death scenes ‘unrealistic’ as poison killed Cleopatra too fast
on 2022-06-10
A British chemist has deemed Shakespeare’s death scenes as ‘unrealistic’ after analysis of the Complete Works revealed that Cleopatra died too quickly from her snake bite
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Elon Musk claims SpaceX’s Starship will spit out Starlink satellites like a PEZ dispenser
on 2022-06-10
Elon Musk has shared a new animation showing how the $216 million ultra-super-heavy rocket could spit out Starlink satellites in space, just like the sweets in a Pez dispenser.
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NASA officially joins the hunt for UFOs with first ever study into ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’
on 2022-06-10
US space agency NASA has announced it will be launching its first ever study into unidentified aerial phenomena – known popularly as UFO’s – for purposes of aircraft safety and national security.
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Is THIS how dogs became man’s best friend? Gene mutations made pups more comfortable with humans
on 2022-06-10
Genetic mutations may have played a role in the domestication of dogs by lowering stress and making pups more comfortable with humans, according to scientists from Azabu University.
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Wreck of HMS Gloucester is found off the Norfolk coast 340 years after it sank
on 2022-06-10
The ‘outstanding’ ship, which sank on May 6, 1682 after hitting the Norfolk sandbanks in the southern North Sea, was uncovered 28 miles off the coast of Great Yarmouth half-buried on the seabed.
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Scientists discover a species of ‘SUPERWORM’ that can munch through polyester
on 2022-06-10
Researchers at the University of Queensland have found a species of worm that can munch through polystyrene.
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Randy NEANDERTHAL may be to blame for the gene that caused up to a million people to die from Covid
on 2022-06-10
At Cheltenham Science Festival this week, experts have explained how a genetic variation passed on by a Neanderthal during one sexual encounter has affected Covid death rates.
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Giant tortoise thought to have died out more than a CENTURY ago is found on the Galápagos Islands
on 2022-06-09
The Fernandina Island Galápagos giant tortoise is confirmed to be alive by scientists at Princeton University, USA. A female discovered in 2019 has the same genome as century-old specimen.
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Scientists create living human skin for robots that can stretch, repel water and even ‘heal’ itself
on 2022-06-09
Scientists at the University of Tokyo have managed to create a living ‘sweaty’ skin for humanoid robots. The material has a skin-like texture but can also repel water and ‘heal’ itself with a collagen plaster.
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Firms who value diversity because it ‘improves bottom line’ put diverse candidates OFF applying
on 2022-06-09
‘Business case’ reasons for diversity can backfire by making diverse candidates feel they’ll be judged on identity, according to the London Business School and Yale School of Management.
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Isle of Wight dinosaur ‘may be largest land predator to roam Europe’
on 2022-06-09
Several prehistoric bones belonging to the ‘White Rock spinosaurid’ – named after the geological layer in which the remains were found – were unearthed on the island off England’s south coast.
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Adults who share a bed with their partner sleep better
on 2022-06-09
The US study comes despite a growing number of couples choosing to sleep in separate rooms for a better night’s kip, including celebrities like Dr Foster star Suranne Jones and her husband.
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Eight-month-old infants can punish antisocial behaviour, study says
on 2022-06-09
Eight-month-olds are more inclined to give a punishment after they see it being violent towards a victim, researchers at Osaka University report today.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope mirror is damaged by a tiny space rock
on 2022-06-09
The US space agency said that the impact would in no way ruin the ‘wow’ factor of the telescope’s first views of the cosmos, which are due to be unveiled to the public on July 12.
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James Webb Space Telescope will release its first real images on July 12
on 2022-06-09
The US space agency said the release of the first real, colour images will be ‘a unique moment for us all to stop and marvel at a view humanity has never seen before’.
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Meta halts Apple Watch rival and is instead working on ‘other devices’, report claims
on 2022-06-09
The report by Bloomberg cites ‘a person with knowledge of the matter,’ and claims that Meta had been developing the smartwatch for at least two years.
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One in 10 Google search results for abortion services lead to ‘fake clinics’ in ‘Trigger Law’ states
on 2022-06-09
One in ten Google search results for abortion services made in ‘Trigger Law’ states in the USA lead to anti-abortion centres, according to UK non-profit Center for Countering Digital Hate.
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Do YOU have what it takes to become a gamer? Experts reveal ideal age, physique, and HAND size
on 2022-06-09
MailOnline delved into the research to uncover the ideal age, physique, diet and even hand size of professional gamers.
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Treasures of the San Jose galleon shipwreck preserved underwater for 300 years shown in new images
on 2022-06-09
The treasures of the legendary San Jose galleon shipwreck have been revealed in a series of ‘unprecedented’ underwater images from the government of Colombia.
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Experts predict drugs that replicate effect of falling in love could be available within five years
on 2022-06-09
Scientists have predicted that ‘love drugs’ could be available within three to five years as experts have come to learn enough about neurochemistry to replicate the feeling of love on the brain
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Loggerhead turtles are shrinking – but scientists claim it may suggest they are bouncing back
on 2022-06-09
Loggerhead turtles in west Africa are shrinking, according to scientists from Deakin Unviersity, Australia. This could be the result of a boom of first-time mothers, who tend to be smaller.
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NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover has a pet rock that’s hitching a ride
on 2022-06-08
The rock attached itself on the Perseverance’s wheel in February and has since been transported more than 5.3 miles (8.5 km) aboard the rover, NASA has said.
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UK government has ‘no intention’ of telling public to eat less meat
on 2022-06-08
Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday morning, George Eustice said the government won’t force the public to stop eating meat as humans are ‘ultimately omnivores’.
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