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U.S. Army shoots down UAVs in the Middle East with lasers

U.S. Army shoots down UAVs in the Middle East with lasers

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The 2024 Moto G Stylus 5G gets wireless charging, a bigger screen, and an older processor for a price of $399

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Fusion record: 50 million °C for 6 minutes at the WEST reactor maintained by French and American scientists

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Geely has revealed the Galaxy E5 electric crossover with a potential range of 2000 km

Geely has revealed the Galaxy E5 electric crossover with a potent...

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"Comet Devil" is brightest on April 21 - it happens once every 71 yearsScience and Space
April 21, 2024 at 2:32 PMComments (0)Views (1)

"Comet Devil" is brightest on April 21 - it happens once every 71 years

On Sunday, April 21, Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, known as the "Devil Comet", the "Horned Comet", or the "Millennium Falcon", became the most noticeable in the sky. This celestial body, which visits the Solar System every 71 years, reached perihelion - the...

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A rare Devil's Comet will pass over Earth in the coming weeks. How to see it?Science and Space
March 13, 2024 at 9:50 AMComments (0)Views (2)

A rare Devil's Comet will pass over Earth in the coming weeks. How to see it?

You will need good weather, binoculars or a telescope - and a little bit of luck. Astronomer Jean-Louis Pons first discovered the comet on July 12, 1812, initially describing it as a "shapeless object with no visible tail." Over the next month, the ...

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A rare Devil's Comet will pass over Earth in the coming weeks. How to see it?Science and Space
March 13, 2024 at 9:50 AMComments (0)Views (3)

A rare Devil's Comet will pass over Earth in the coming weeks. How to see it?

You will need good weather, binoculars or a telescope - and a bit of luck. Astronomer Jean-Louis Pons first discovered the comet on July 12, 1812, describing it early on as a "shapeless object with no visible tail." Over the next month, the comet be...

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