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A hundred years after it sank, expeditions to Titanic, in depths of the Atlantic Ocean, are coming to close to allow the ship to rest in peace

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A hundred years after Titanic sank, expeditions to the ship, in depths of the Atlantic Ocean, are coming to close to allow the ship to rest...

Scientists have discovered that drinking alcohol releases feel-good chemicals in an area of the human brain often referred to as the “pleasure centre”

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Scientists have discovered that drinking alcohol releases feel-good chemicals in an area of the human brain often referred to as the “pleasure centre”. The rush...

Twitter made a complaint regarding changes made by Google to integrate its social network Google+ into search results

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Twitter made a complaint regarding changes made by Google to integrate its social network Google+ into search results. The new feature is called Search plus Your World,...

Telomeres are important because they stop DNA from unraveling, but they begin shortening from the moment we are conceived

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Scientists say life expectancy is written into our DNA and could be seen from the day we are born. They have found a way to...

As people move from middle to old age, they tend to focus on positive events and filter out bad ones, the researchers suggest

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In a new study, psychologists found that a more mature brain is better equipped to see the sunny side of life. As people move from middle to...

Mexico’s tourism agency hopes the 2012 phenomenon will draw 52 million visitors to the region - more than twice the number the whole country normally receives

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On December 21, 2012, the apocalypse foretold 5,125 years ago by the ancient Mayans will come to pass and the world will end. Meanwhile, Harold...

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According to specialists, the death of a loved one makes people up to 21 times more likely to suffer a heart attack within a...

A new study shows that nicotine patches are a waste of time and money, as they are not better than willpower at helping smokers to quit

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A new study shows that nicotine patches are a waste of time and money, as they are not better than willpower at helping smokers...

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A new Ice Age is due to start within 1,500 years, according to Cambridge University scientists; but, due to human carbon emissions, the lethal...

5-year-old Reuben Blake and his seven-week-old sister Floren from UK are twins that arrive five years apart

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5-year-old Reuben Blake and his seven-week-old sister Floren from UK are twins that arrive five years apart. Both children were born from the same batch...

Salhelanthropus tchadensis dates to a time before humans and chimpanzees, our closest evolutionary cousins, became genetically separate, about seven million years ago

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Scientists have used forensic technology to recreate some of the most distant members of the human evolutionary “family”, ancestors stretching back seven million years,...

The brain' skills can start to decline as early as 45, much earlier than previously thought, suggests a study published in the British Medical Journal

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The brain' skills can start to decline as early as 45, much earlier than previously thought, suggests a study published in the British Medical...

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A new radioactive cream can obliterate tumours caused by the most common skin cancers without surgery or conventional radiotherapy in just two hours. According to...

Twins Roku and Hex are the world’s first chimeric monkeys, who have been created with genetic material from six “parents” at Oregon Health and Science University

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Twins Roku and Hex are the world’s first chimeric monkeys, who have been created with genetic material from six “parents” at Oregon Health and...

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The UCLA researchers have found that a chemical from an ancient herbal remedy, seeds from the tree Hovenia Dulcis, makes rats almost immune to...

Scientists say they can create the supersoldiers at will by dabbing normal ant larvae with a special hormone - the larvae then develop into supersoldiers rather than normal soldier or worker ants

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Scientists from McGill University, Canada, have created the “supersoldier” ants with huge heads and jaws by activating ancient genes. Researchers believe the monster ants may...

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Scientists at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, have found that by simply cutting calories, one person will lose body fat, regardless...

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Scientists discovered a mysterious phenomenon that has decimated honey bee populations across US and Western Europe, which could be linked to a “zombifying” parasitic...

The “collectible figure” is 1:6 scale and wears Steve Jobs' trademark poloneck, jeans and glasses

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InIcons, a Chinese company, is prepared to launch a scale model of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs. The “collectible figure” is 1:6 scale and...

Simulview also works as a 3D TV, using the fast-flicking 240Hz screen for 3D Blu-Rays, cable or satellite TV and PlayStation games

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Simulview PlayStation television from Sony is the first flatscreen that can show each viewer something entirely different. Both viewers of Simulview have to wear 3D...

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A new research found that stem cells can halt ageing and even prolong lifespans up to three times. An experiment of University of Pittsburgh...

The Quadrantids shower was first seen in 1825, according to NASA

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The 2012 Quadrantids meteor shower is expected to peak, according to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center on Wednesday, January 4, early in the morning. Although...

A YouTube video presents 100 years of world events from 1911 to 2011 into a 10-minute clip using authentic footage

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A YouTube video presents 100 years of world events from 1911 to 2011 into a 10-minute clip using authentic footage. The video clip, uploaded by...

Most smartphone cameras have a built-in shutter noise to prevent the camera being used to take pictures without people's consent

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A new wave of “silent camera” applications - some specifically designed for voyeurism - has been blamed for a huge rise in illicit photography...

The loose-knit Anonymous movement, who stole thousands of credit card numbers from U.S. security firm Stratfor, has now published the email addresses of more than 860,000 of its clients

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The loose-knit Anonymous movement, who stole thousands of credit card numbers from U.S. security firm Stratfor, has now published the email addresses of more...