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NASA's Swift Observatory Discovers Twin Black Holes Disturbing Galactic Gas Clouds
NASA's Swift Observatory has recorded a unique signal from two orbiting black holes interacting with a gas cloud in a distant galaxy. This phenomenon, called AT 2021hdr, is marked by recurring gas disturbances due to the black holes' orbit, which astronomers believe could eventually lead to their merger. Observations continue, promising insights in...
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Ecuador Seeks Partner To Stop Gas Flaring As Anger Rises In The Amazon
Petroecuador said 15 companies have expressed interest, including Promigas SA and Gran Tierra Energy.
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Bitcoin Miners in US Bet on Flared Natural Gas as Energy Source Amid Environmental Concerns
Bitcoin miners in the US claim that they have found a way to reduce the environmental impact of mining cryptocurrencies in flared natural gas.
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Wisconsin Unrest Flares For Second Night Over Police Shooting Of Black Man
Police firing tear gas clashed with protesters in a second night of unrest and arson in Kenosha, Wisconsin, triggered by the wounding of a Black man who was shot in the back by officers as his three young sons looked on.
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2 Dead In Violence Near Kolkata, BJP Plans Report To Amit Shah: 10 Points
Violence flared up in Bengal again, in which two persons died and three were injured today. The location was Bhatpara, barely 30 km from Kolkata, which saw massive violence during the recent Lok Sabha election. It is not known what triggered the clash but locals said crude bombs were thrown and gunshots fired. The police used tear gas shells and fi...
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Mango Seller's Arrest Triggers Protest, Unrest Flares Up Again In West Bengal's Bhangar
Bombs, guns and roadblocks returned to Bhangar, about 40 kilometres from Kolkata, and a Trinamool Congress office was ransacked after a man was arrested by the police for protesting the setting up a gas insulated power substation in the area.
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Police Use Tear Gas To Break Up Fights In France
Trouble flared overnight in the southern French city of Marseille, where soccer supporters from England and local youths clashed briefly.
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Violent Young Sun May Have Seeded Life on Earth: Study
Super-flares could've smashed nitrogen in Earth's air to yield a greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide, as well as hydrogen cyanide, which produces the building blocks of proteins.
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Protests Flare After Missouri Police Killing of Armed Black Man
Protests flared into early Thursday in the St. Louis suburb where a white policeman fatally shot a black man who brandished a gun at a gas station on Tuesday night.
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Oil Drilling Threatens Solitude of National Park
After the last hints of sunset dip behind the hills, the North Dakota horizon comes alive with flickering orange flames of a different kind - natural gas flares.
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Vladimir Putin threatens gas shutdown amid Ukraine standoff
Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened on Thursday to cut off Ukraine's gas unless Europe drummed up the cash to cover its debts and ensure its own supplies in a flaring standoff over the splintered ex-Soviet state.
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Row over Dow's Olympics sponsorship: Govt steps in
With the issue of Dow Chemicals sponsoring next year's London Olympics flaring up, the Ministry of External Affairs has stepped in.
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NASA's Swift Observatory Discovers Twin Black Holes Disturbing Galactic Gas Clouds
NASA's Swift Observatory has recorded a unique signal from two orbiting black holes interacting with a gas cloud in a distant galaxy. This phenomenon, called AT 2021hdr, is marked by recurring gas disturbances due to the black holes' orbit, which astronomers believe could eventually lead to their merger. Observations continue, promising insights in...
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Ecuador Seeks Partner To Stop Gas Flaring As Anger Rises In The Amazon
Petroecuador said 15 companies have expressed interest, including Promigas SA and Gran Tierra Energy.
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Bitcoin Miners in US Bet on Flared Natural Gas as Energy Source Amid Environmental Concerns
Bitcoin miners in the US claim that they have found a way to reduce the environmental impact of mining cryptocurrencies in flared natural gas.
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Wisconsin Unrest Flares For Second Night Over Police Shooting Of Black Man
Police firing tear gas clashed with protesters in a second night of unrest and arson in Kenosha, Wisconsin, triggered by the wounding of a Black man who was shot in the back by officers as his three young sons looked on.
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2 Dead In Violence Near Kolkata, BJP Plans Report To Amit Shah: 10 Points
Violence flared up in Bengal again, in which two persons died and three were injured today. The location was Bhatpara, barely 30 km from Kolkata, which saw massive violence during the recent Lok Sabha election. It is not known what triggered the clash but locals said crude bombs were thrown and gunshots fired. The police used tear gas shells and fi...
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Mango Seller's Arrest Triggers Protest, Unrest Flares Up Again In West Bengal's Bhangar
Bombs, guns and roadblocks returned to Bhangar, about 40 kilometres from Kolkata, and a Trinamool Congress office was ransacked after a man was arrested by the police for protesting the setting up a gas insulated power substation in the area.
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Police Use Tear Gas To Break Up Fights In France
Trouble flared overnight in the southern French city of Marseille, where soccer supporters from England and local youths clashed briefly.
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Violent Young Sun May Have Seeded Life on Earth: Study
Super-flares could've smashed nitrogen in Earth's air to yield a greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide, as well as hydrogen cyanide, which produces the building blocks of proteins.
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Protests Flare After Missouri Police Killing of Armed Black Man
Protests flared into early Thursday in the St. Louis suburb where a white policeman fatally shot a black man who brandished a gun at a gas station on Tuesday night.
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Oil Drilling Threatens Solitude of National Park
After the last hints of sunset dip behind the hills, the North Dakota horizon comes alive with flickering orange flames of a different kind - natural gas flares.
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Vladimir Putin threatens gas shutdown amid Ukraine standoff
Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened on Thursday to cut off Ukraine's gas unless Europe drummed up the cash to cover its debts and ensure its own supplies in a flaring standoff over the splintered ex-Soviet state.
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Row over Dow's Olympics sponsorship: Govt steps in
With the issue of Dow Chemicals sponsoring next year's London Olympics flaring up, the Ministry of External Affairs has stepped in.
