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Crystal Palace best youngsters: 'Enormous' talent and next Jamie Vardy headline next generation
Eagles have a proud history of producing their own talents
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Scientists are closer than ever to deciphering the secret language of sperm whales. AI could be the key.
Researchers at project CETI are harnessing the power of AI to decode whale-speak.
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Deep-sea metals may be source of oxygen for life on ocean floor
New research shows that potato-sized rocks called polymetallic nodules may be creating the "dark oxygen" of the deep sea. How will this affect current negotiations on the future of the mining industry?
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Should private collectors be allowed to own dinosaur fossils? Sale of 'Apex' renews debate
Growing up, Danny Case became interested in fossils through his father, an amateur paleontologist. Hunting and collecting fossils, or buying them at auction, is a passion that has never left him. Recently, the debate sparked public interest after a nearly complete stegosaurus skeleton named "Apex" sold for a record-breaking $44.6 million at a Sotheby's auction in New York on July 17 to hedge fund billionaire Kenneth Griffin.
10-min read - BusinessABC News
Why did Delta take days to restore normal service after CrowdStrike outage? Experts weigh in.
An outage caused by a software update distributed by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike triggered a wave of flight cancellations at several major U.S. airlines – but the disruption was most severe and prolonged at Delta Airlines. In all, the carrier canceled more than 2,500 flights over a period that stretched from last Friday, when the outage began, into the middle of this week. In a statement on Tuesday, Delta said it is fully cooperating with the investigation.
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Hidden element traced in remains of Renaissance astronomer Tycho Brahe’s secret alchemy lab
Renaissance astronomer Tycho Brahe, known for his studies of the heavens, was also a alchemist. A new study of glass shards reveals what Brahe was working with in his lab.
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Scientists find rare species in survey of Chignecto Isthmus
For wildlife that can't fly or swim, the only path between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia is across the Chignecto Isthmus.That's why it's important "to maintain the genetic integrity of populations of species that need it," says Sean Blaney, executive director and senior scientist at the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre.The Chignecto Isthmus connects Nova Scotia with the rest of Canada. (CBC News)This isthmus, a narrow strip of land that connects the two provinces, is the focus of a resea
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