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  A Novel 'Optical' Theory of Gravity

  realclearscience.com - Micah Hanks

  Gravity is a common feature of life on Earth that all living creatures experience on a daily basis. Yet it is subtle enough that, for the most part, …

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  Rolf Fey

  

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  What Is Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation?

  Gizmodo Australia - Christopher Pattison

  The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB for short), is light: the oldest and most distant light that we can see in the entire universe. It comes from …

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  Searching for the Lost Biblical City of Bethsaida

  greekreporter.com - Patricia Claus

  Israeli archaeologists recently found two areas which might have been part of the ancient city of Bethsaida, which was mentioned prominently in the …

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  Rolf Fey

  

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  What Happens To A Superyacht After It Goes Up In Flames

  dmarge.com - James Booth

  Have you ever wondered what happens to a superyacht after it dies? What’s the process in the aftermath of a fire? DMARGE spoke to a luxury yacht …

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  'I don't pay electricity bills': Household solar battery users praise upside, but no rebate to be found in the Sunshine State

  abc.net.au - Alex Brewster

  Keith Gregg has not paid an electricity bill in over a year after installing a solar battery at his Helensvale home on the Gold Coast, but if you're …

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  NASA to Launch Capstone, a 55-Pound CubeSat to the Moon

  The New York Times - Kenneth Chang

  In the coming years, NASA will be busy at the moon. A giant rocket will loft a capsule with no astronauts aboard around the moon and back, perhaps before the end of summer. A parade of robotic landers will drop off experiments on the moon to collect reams of scientific data, especially about water …