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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Features the Biggest Yakuza Map Ever, 9 Times Bigger Than Kamurocho
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s Hawaii map is the biggest in the Yakuza franchise. The world is nine times bigger than the series’ primary Japanese setting Kamurocho, and features both Kazuma Kiryu and Kasuga Ichiban as playable protagonists. Key locations to explore include Aloha Beach, the Anaconda Shopping Centre, and the Chinatown area, al...
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Astronomers Locate “Super Earth” Exoplanet in the Habitable Zone of Its Host Star
In a recent discovery, astronomers have spotted an exoplanet or a super-Earth that is four times the size of our planet. The planet, Ross 508 b, orbits the star at a distance that offers temperatures conducive to the formation of water on the surface of the planet.
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Earth's CT Scan Shows How Hawaii and Iceland Were Born
Seismologists from University of California-Berkeley have produced for the first time a sharp, three-dimensional scan of Earth's interior that shows how volcanic island chains like Hawaii, Samoa and Iceland were born.
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Hawaiian woman wins 35-letter name battle
A Hawaiian woman with a 35-letter surname has persuaded the Pacific island US state's authorities to change their official ID card format, because her king-sized name won't fit.
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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Features the Biggest Yakuza Map Ever, 9 Times Bigger Than Kamurocho
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s Hawaii map is the biggest in the Yakuza franchise. The world is nine times bigger than the series’ primary Japanese setting Kamurocho, and features both Kazuma Kiryu and Kasuga Ichiban as playable protagonists. Key locations to explore include Aloha Beach, the Anaconda Shopping Centre, and the Chinatown area, al...
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Astronomers Locate “Super Earth” Exoplanet in the Habitable Zone of Its Host Star
In a recent discovery, astronomers have spotted an exoplanet or a super-Earth that is four times the size of our planet. The planet, Ross 508 b, orbits the star at a distance that offers temperatures conducive to the formation of water on the surface of the planet.
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Earth's CT Scan Shows How Hawaii and Iceland Were Born
Seismologists from University of California-Berkeley have produced for the first time a sharp, three-dimensional scan of Earth's interior that shows how volcanic island chains like Hawaii, Samoa and Iceland were born.
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Hawaiian woman wins 35-letter name battle
A Hawaiian woman with a 35-letter surname has persuaded the Pacific island US state's authorities to change their official ID card format, because her king-sized name won't fit.
