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Watch Moons of Mars 'Dance' in NASA Video (But There's a Trick) "This was the second observation of Phobos by Mars Odyssey; the first was on September 29, 2017," NASA officials wrote in an image description. "Researchers have been using THEMIS to examine Mars since early 2002, but the maneuver turning the orbiter around to point the camera at Phobos was ...
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| Here's Everything Coming To Netflix In March (2018) -- And What To Watch We've seen some great mafia films land on Netflix in the past few months. Now 1995's Casino lands on March 1st. The Martin Scorsese stars Robert DeNiro and Sharon Stone. It tells the story of the mob's influence in Las Vegas gambling in the 1970s' and 80s'. I think the last time I saw the movie was in ...
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| Ben Stokes set for England return in first ODI against New Zealand Since arriving on 16 February, the all‑rounder has been getting reacquainted with team‑mates and has been training the past week, including in Auckland where he was joined by Joe Root, Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes and Jonny Bairstow – the rested quartet for the Trans-Tasman T20 Tri-Series – while ...
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| Ex-BHS boss Dominic Chappell ordered to pay £87000 in pensions case The fine – which Chappell said he could not pay because he had "no funds" – comes on top of a demand from the Pensions Regulator (TPR) for £10m to help plug the hole in BHS's pension fund. Thrice-bankrupt Chappell, 51, bought the high street chain from the billionaire Sir Philip Green for just £1 in ...
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| Nifty Mutants in the New Millennium — X-Men The X-Men were not, initially, one of Marvel's successes. Part of the wave of superheroes created in the early 1960s by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko, the X-Men never quite captured the reading public's imagination the way the Fantastic Four, Thor, Iron Man, the Hulk, the Avengers, and ...
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| Vitalik Buterin Engages in 'Fruitful' Discussions with Thailand's SEC In September of 2017, the Thai SEC made a statement recognizing the potential for startups and existing businesses to fund projects using initial coin offerings. Many other international regulatory bodies are actively expressing their ideas on cryptocurrency publicly. Specifically the United States, Russia, ...
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