Stargazers probe ‘dark galaxies’
LONG anticipated, but never before discovered, astronomers claim to have evidence of six bizarre galaxies of gas and rock that contain no stars. So how can they be seen if they emit no light?
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China ‘expels’ US warship ‘trespassers’
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Handmaids a not-so distant dystopia
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F-35s surprise in Syrian air strikes
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Mystery ‘sonic attack’ on US diplomat
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N Korea’s nuke showdown threat
NORTH Korea is a dystopia. The rule of the elite is absolute. Now it has threatened a ‘nuclear to nuclear to showdown’ with the US, as tensions simmer.
The secret code buried in Star Wars
THERE’S an important part of the Star Wars movies fans never notice. But if you know what to look for, it suddenly becomes absurdly obvious.
Rush to contain killer virus
AN outbreak of a new killer virus has already killed 10. Some 40 people have been quarantined in a bid to halt its spread. But the world is watching, nervously.
Putin’s humiliating missile fail
VLADIMIR Putin boasted that Russia’s new “super weapons” had “unlimited” worldwide reach. But the weapons are reportedly failing miserably.
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