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OTT Releases This Week: Agatha All Along, The Penguin, and More
he televised adaptation of Prince Andrew's scandalous interview with former BBC British journalist Emily Maitlis is releasing on Prime Video this week.
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Understanding Apes' Gestures Is Possible For Humans, Study Finds
The more than 5,550 study participants saw 20 brief videos of ape gestures and then responded to multiple choice questions regarding the significance of each gesture.
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Dwarf Galaxies of Earth’s Second Closest Galaxy Cluster Devoid of Dark Matter Halos
In a study led by the University of Bonn and the University of Saint Andrews (Scotland), astronomers suggest that the dark matter halos are absent from the dwarf galaxies in the Fornax Cluster, the second closest galaxy cluster to Earth. The findings were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Marvel’s What If…? Review: A Footnote in the MCU Encyclopaedia
What If…? review: Marvel Studios’ first animated series doesn’t give us enough time with these alternate versions of beloved Marvel Cinematic Universe characters. What If…? release date is August 11 on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar. What If…? season 1 has 9 episodes.
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Oxford Vaccine Gives Good Immune Responses In Elderly, Says Trial Chief
The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca gives good immune responses in older people, even if there is a lack of data about its exact efficacy, Oxford's vaccine trial chief Andrew Pollard said on Wednesday.
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US Entrepreneur Andrew Yang Mounts White House Bid Around Basic Income
Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang may not become the next US president, but the clear-headed futurist has mounted a surprisingly vigorous White House bid centered around his plan for universal basic income.
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Google Cloud AI Chief Fei-Fei Li to Be Replaced by Andrew Moore, Company Announces
Google Cloud has announced Andrew Moore, dean of Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, would head its artificial intelligence (AI) efforts in the future.
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Indian Billionaire's Daughter UK's "Poshest" Student, Says British Media
An Indian billionaire's daughter who will stay in a mansion and has a dozen staff including a chef to look after her at university in Scotland is making waves in the UK media.
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This Simple Change In Lifestyle Can Reduce Risk Of Heart Attack
A study in Andrews University shows the effects of positive changes in diet and lifestyle on blood pressure. This study can help minimize the chances of a heart stroke in half.
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Adopt These Lifestyle And Diet Changes To Regulate Blood Pressure Effectively
A new study by the Andrews University has demonstrated that a programme aimed at helping people modify their lifestyle and diets, can be as effective against high blood pressure, as medication.
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Closing In On Launch: NASA's Gold-Mirrored, $8 Billion Webb Space Telescope
The world's most expensive telescope is parked for the moment in Greenbelt, Maryland, shrouded in a protective tent at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. In just two years, this long-delayed, $8 billion, cosmos-penetrating instrument is supposed to be nearly a million miles from Earth.
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Getting A Tattoo May Land You A Job
Having a visible tattoo can be an advantage for job seekers in some kinds of employment such as bartending as managers believe that body ink may attract younger customers and convey a positive image for the organisation, new study has claimed.
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Javelin Pierced Through Teen Athlete's Eye Socket After He Tripped At Oregon Competition
Eighteen-year-old Parker Kennedy graduated high school this month with a boatload of athletic accomplishments under his belt. Kennedy, a track and field champion at Hood River Valley High School, just outside Portland, Ore., has signed on to be a pole vaulter for the University of Washington.
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Opinion: Can India Really Not Cope With A Few Anti-National Slogans?
To paraphrase Pink Floyd: "Hey, you, leave them students alone!"
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People Face Subconscious Urges To Over-Eat In Winter: Study
Your New Year's resolution to lose weight is likely to fail, suggests a new study which found that people have evolved to have subconscious urges to over-eat, especially in winters.
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OTT Releases This Week: Agatha All Along, The Penguin, and More
he televised adaptation of Prince Andrew's scandalous interview with former BBC British journalist Emily Maitlis is releasing on Prime Video this week.
-
Understanding Apes' Gestures Is Possible For Humans, Study Finds
The more than 5,550 study participants saw 20 brief videos of ape gestures and then responded to multiple choice questions regarding the significance of each gesture.
-
Dwarf Galaxies of Earth’s Second Closest Galaxy Cluster Devoid of Dark Matter Halos
In a study led by the University of Bonn and the University of Saint Andrews (Scotland), astronomers suggest that the dark matter halos are absent from the dwarf galaxies in the Fornax Cluster, the second closest galaxy cluster to Earth. The findings were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
-
Marvel’s What If…? Review: A Footnote in the MCU Encyclopaedia
What If…? review: Marvel Studios’ first animated series doesn’t give us enough time with these alternate versions of beloved Marvel Cinematic Universe characters. What If…? release date is August 11 on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar. What If…? season 1 has 9 episodes.
-
Oxford Vaccine Gives Good Immune Responses In Elderly, Says Trial Chief
The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca gives good immune responses in older people, even if there is a lack of data about its exact efficacy, Oxford's vaccine trial chief Andrew Pollard said on Wednesday.
-
US Entrepreneur Andrew Yang Mounts White House Bid Around Basic Income
Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang may not become the next US president, but the clear-headed futurist has mounted a surprisingly vigorous White House bid centered around his plan for universal basic income.
-
Google Cloud AI Chief Fei-Fei Li to Be Replaced by Andrew Moore, Company Announces
Google Cloud has announced Andrew Moore, dean of Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, would head its artificial intelligence (AI) efforts in the future.
-
Indian Billionaire's Daughter UK's "Poshest" Student, Says British Media
An Indian billionaire's daughter who will stay in a mansion and has a dozen staff including a chef to look after her at university in Scotland is making waves in the UK media.
-
This Simple Change In Lifestyle Can Reduce Risk Of Heart Attack
A study in Andrews University shows the effects of positive changes in diet and lifestyle on blood pressure. This study can help minimize the chances of a heart stroke in half.
-
Adopt These Lifestyle And Diet Changes To Regulate Blood Pressure Effectively
A new study by the Andrews University has demonstrated that a programme aimed at helping people modify their lifestyle and diets, can be as effective against high blood pressure, as medication.
-
Closing In On Launch: NASA's Gold-Mirrored, $8 Billion Webb Space Telescope
The world's most expensive telescope is parked for the moment in Greenbelt, Maryland, shrouded in a protective tent at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. In just two years, this long-delayed, $8 billion, cosmos-penetrating instrument is supposed to be nearly a million miles from Earth.
-
Getting A Tattoo May Land You A Job
Having a visible tattoo can be an advantage for job seekers in some kinds of employment such as bartending as managers believe that body ink may attract younger customers and convey a positive image for the organisation, new study has claimed.
-
Javelin Pierced Through Teen Athlete's Eye Socket After He Tripped At Oregon Competition
Eighteen-year-old Parker Kennedy graduated high school this month with a boatload of athletic accomplishments under his belt. Kennedy, a track and field champion at Hood River Valley High School, just outside Portland, Ore., has signed on to be a pole vaulter for the University of Washington.
-
Opinion: Can India Really Not Cope With A Few Anti-National Slogans?
To paraphrase Pink Floyd: "Hey, you, leave them students alone!"
-
People Face Subconscious Urges To Over-Eat In Winter: Study
Your New Year's resolution to lose weight is likely to fail, suggests a new study which found that people have evolved to have subconscious urges to over-eat, especially in winters.
