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Daily Galaxy favorite Walter Wagner has finally been thrown out of court! For those of you who don’t subscribe to Nutjob Monthly, Mr Wagner has been filing lawsuits to prevent the activation of the Large Hadron Collider - mainly based on the assumption...
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PepsiCo Inc. says it plans to eliminate 3,300 positions globally, as it reports a 9.5 percent drop in third-quarter profit.
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U.S. elections matter to many people in Southeast Asia. Both U.S. presidential candidates – John McCain and Barack Obama – are popular in the region. McCain was a...
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China’s trade surplus with the United States held steady at $17.5 billion in September, the national customs agency announced Tuesday.
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Health groups and tobacco companies are asking a federal appeals court to reverse parts of a landmark ruling two years ago against cigarette-makers.
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Wall Street was gearing up for another surge higher Tuesday following the Dow Jones industrial average’s historic 936-point jump, with investors encouraged by the...
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Voters are heading to the polls in and around Cleveland to pick a candidate to finish the final two months of the late Stephanie Tubbs Jones’ congressional term.
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Every Pakistani must read this article. If you want to uncover the American lie that Pakistan is a haven for Al Qaeda, which is not, just confront any U.S. official...
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When you think of New England, you probably instinctively see white-painted, steepled churches; recall such patriotic events as Paul Revere’s historic ride; taste...
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Climate change may soon make the tropics too hot for many native species, which will be forced to head for higher ground to escape the heat, U.S. researchers said on...
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It was a wild, chaotic scene across a rugged swath of the San Fernando Valley as fire season arrived with a vengeance.
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Powerful gusts stoked three major wildfires in Southern California early Tuesday that have charred nearly 12,000 acres, destroyed dozens of homes and forced thousands...
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The Supreme Court is meeting to issue orders and hear arguments in cases about voting rights and warrantless home searches.
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Justice Department officials released new guidelines yesterday that empower FBI agents to use intrusive techniques to gather intelligence within the United States,...
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Former presidential candidates Bob Dole and George McGovern both saw their presidential ambitions quashed in landslide elections.
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The state’s corn harvest for this year may not break any records as once anticipated, but it’s still likely to be most bountiful crop produced in Kansas...
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Long held U.S. antagonism to the International Criminal Court could soften under a new president, but that does not mean that either Barack Obama or John McCain is...
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The tobacco industry is asking a federal appeals panel to overturn a landmark ruling that could open the door to more lawsuits from smokers claiming they were harmed...
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The National Hurricane Center says the newest tropical depression is forecast to become a tropical storm as it drifts southeast in the Atlantic.
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Unlike in other nations where abortion is legal, in America (where abortion became legal nation-wide in 1973) whether the procedure should still be allowed is...
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North Korea planned to resume dismantling its nuclear program Tuesday for the first time in two months, days after the United States removed the communist regime from a...
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The world’s largest scientific instrument, the Large Hadron Collider, will be switched on in Switzerland on Wednesday.
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Here’s a scenario that will face many of us in the far future. You’re hurtling through the cosmos at nearly the speed of light in your spaceship when you...
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Black holes have baffled scientists for a long time. The dense mass of the dead star that has is dense enough to gobble huge planets and stars. Recently astronomers...
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Black Holes are the most intriguing objects in space. The massive dead stars with intense gravitational force, gobbling every object that comes on its path. Detecting...
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For a while now scientists have thought a dense, massive object lurking at the center of our galaxy is likely a giant black hole, but they haven’t been able to...
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Just how big can a black hole grow? Two astronomers reckon they have worked out the answer: colossal black holes with a mass of up to 50 billion suns could be lurking...
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Astronomers have taken the closest look ever at the giant black hole in the center of the Milky Way. By combining telescopes in Hawaii, Arizona, and California, they...
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Large Hadron Collider (LHC) - world’s most powerful particle accelerator at CERN in Europe. Looking for ‘Higgs Boson’, an elementary partcile,...
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Scientists working at NASA have spotted the smallest black hole ever discovered. Its mass is less that four times the mass of the Sun and has the size of a large city....
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Every little attempt to save the earth can be put to rest by a single over-the-top scientific mistake. Apparently, we should not even bother to go green and go gung-ho...
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They think a giant particle accelerator that will begin smashing protons together outside Geneva this summer might produce a black hole that will spell the end of the...
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Professor Sam Braunstein of the University of New York’s Department of Computer Science and Dr. Arun Pati, of the Institute of Physics, Sainik School,...
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NASA’s Chandra X-Ray observatory has discovered a light echo in Milky Way’s Black Hole, Sagittarius A*.
The light echo was produced when the X-Ray light...
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Black holes have captured our imagination and become the source of many science fiction stories and scientists have always tried to solve one or the other mysteries...
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One of the most commonly asked questions our scientists receive is about the existence of life elsewhere in our universe. But answering a straight forward YES or NO,...
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Ground based gamma-ray telescopes are providing key observations to explore the non-thermal universe. The High Energy Stereoscopic System (H.E.S.S.) is observing mainly...
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What turns on the super-bright galaxies called quasars? Astronomers have spotted what they think is evidence for their ignition switch. According to the researchers,...
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The most distant explosion ever detected came from the edge of the visible universe. But, how was this explosion, the result of a massive star collapsing into a black...
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“A deer with two sets of antlers” ‘ that is how Kurt Anderson likes to address what he discovered. It’s a small galaxy, whose name does not go...
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