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Webb Telescope Tracks Formation and Expansion of Carbon-Rich Dust Shells in Star System
As per the latest report by NASA, the system consists of two stars in an elongated orbit. When these stars come closest, their stellar winds collide, compressing material and forming carbon-rich dust. As reported in an official press release by NASA, Emma Lieb, a doctoral student at the University of Denver and the study's lead author, noted that t...
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Journalist Reunites With Son Live On Air After Shooting Occurs At His School In US
A reporter covering a shooting at East High School shared an emotional on-air reunion with her son, who attends the same school.
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US Fast-Food Chain Quiznos Now Accepting Bitcoin for Sandwiches
As Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies remain highly valued, more and more businesses are also starting to accept them as payments. The latest to join the list is US fast-food giant Quiznos, which is running a pilot program to accept Bitcoin in outlets in Denver.
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'Hero' Teen Killed In Colorado School Shooting Had Charged At An Attacker
Kendrick Ray Castillo, the 18-year-old who sacrificed his life to save other students during a shooting in a suburban Denver high school, loved robotics, helping the elderly in his community and making people laugh, his friend told Reuters.
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FBI Agent Dropped Gun During Backflip in Club. Man Shot Accidentally
It was after midnight at the Mile High Spirits bar near downtown Denver, and things were going well for the man in the middle of the dance floor. Patrons surrounded him and women smiled at him, some with their phones out, as he showed off his freestyle dance moves.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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Disturbing Video Shows High School Cheerleaders Screaming As They're Forced To Do Splits
Five high school officials in Denver were put on administrative leave this week amid a police investigation into several disturbing videos of teenage cheerleaders wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Teen who was shot at US school dies: hospital
A suburban Denver high school student who was shot in the head by a classmate died Saturday afternoon, hospital officials and her family said.
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Spring storms unleash heavy snow, tornadoes in central US
Spring storms unleashed heavy snow, rain and high winds, including tornadoes, across parts of the central United States on Wednesday, leaving thousands of residents and businesses without power and causing scattered property damage.
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'Dark Knight Rises' director Christopher Nolan: Shootings 'devastating'
"The Dark Knight Rises" director speaking out about the Colorado theater slayings, called it a "senseless tragedy" and "devastating." In a statement released Friday night, Christopher Nolan expressed his sadness about the shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. A gunman opened fire on an audience watching a midnight screening of the highl...
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Blair scores 28 as Spurs beat Nuggets 114-99
DeJuan Blair tied a career high with 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, helping the San Antonio Spurs beat the Denver Nuggets 114-99 on Thursday to wrap up a nine-game road swing.
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Madhuri Dixit confirmed for Ishqiya sequel?
Once she relocates to Mumbai, she will start shooting for the highly anticipated Ishqiya sequel.
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Webb Telescope Tracks Formation and Expansion of Carbon-Rich Dust Shells in Star System
As per the latest report by NASA, the system consists of two stars in an elongated orbit. When these stars come closest, their stellar winds collide, compressing material and forming carbon-rich dust. As reported in an official press release by NASA, Emma Lieb, a doctoral student at the University of Denver and the study's lead author, noted that t...
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Journalist Reunites With Son Live On Air After Shooting Occurs At His School In US
A reporter covering a shooting at East High School shared an emotional on-air reunion with her son, who attends the same school.
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US Fast-Food Chain Quiznos Now Accepting Bitcoin for Sandwiches
As Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies remain highly valued, more and more businesses are also starting to accept them as payments. The latest to join the list is US fast-food giant Quiznos, which is running a pilot program to accept Bitcoin in outlets in Denver.
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'Hero' Teen Killed In Colorado School Shooting Had Charged At An Attacker
Kendrick Ray Castillo, the 18-year-old who sacrificed his life to save other students during a shooting in a suburban Denver high school, loved robotics, helping the elderly in his community and making people laugh, his friend told Reuters.
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FBI Agent Dropped Gun During Backflip in Club. Man Shot Accidentally
It was after midnight at the Mile High Spirits bar near downtown Denver, and things were going well for the man in the middle of the dance floor. Patrons surrounded him and women smiled at him, some with their phones out, as he showed off his freestyle dance moves.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
-
Disturbing Video Shows High School Cheerleaders Screaming As They're Forced To Do Splits
Five high school officials in Denver were put on administrative leave this week amid a police investigation into several disturbing videos of teenage cheerleaders wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Teen who was shot at US school dies: hospital
A suburban Denver high school student who was shot in the head by a classmate died Saturday afternoon, hospital officials and her family said.
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Spring storms unleash heavy snow, tornadoes in central US
Spring storms unleashed heavy snow, rain and high winds, including tornadoes, across parts of the central United States on Wednesday, leaving thousands of residents and businesses without power and causing scattered property damage.
-
'Dark Knight Rises' director Christopher Nolan: Shootings 'devastating'
"The Dark Knight Rises" director speaking out about the Colorado theater slayings, called it a "senseless tragedy" and "devastating." In a statement released Friday night, Christopher Nolan expressed his sadness about the shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. A gunman opened fire on an audience watching a midnight screening of the highl...
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Blair scores 28 as Spurs beat Nuggets 114-99
DeJuan Blair tied a career high with 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, helping the San Antonio Spurs beat the Denver Nuggets 114-99 on Thursday to wrap up a nine-game road swing.
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Madhuri Dixit confirmed for Ishqiya sequel?
Once she relocates to Mumbai, she will start shooting for the highly anticipated Ishqiya sequel.
