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Mutation may have made the coronavirus more infectious and less deadly: scientists

12th - Higher Ed
The coronavirus had bifurcated into G and A viruses when COVID-19 spread to California in March, according to new research.
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Hong Kong national security law changes, explained

12th - Higher Ed
Chinese authorities are planning to override Hong Kong’s legislature and propose their own national security law for the region.
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Design unveiled for new Sydney international airport

12th - Higher Ed
British architectural firm Zaha Hadid Architects and Sydney-based Cox Architecture have won a competition to build the new Western Sydney International Airport. <br/>
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Online stores compromised by hackers stealing credit card data

12th - Higher Ed
New research has found that stores on an online shopping platform have been hacked. <br/>
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Wildlife consumption banned in China

12th - Higher Ed
China announced on Monday that the country has banned the consumption and trade of wildlife with immediate effect amid the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak. <br/>
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Crew on quarantined cruise ship at greater risk of infection

12th - Higher Ed
As quarantine on the Diamond Princess cruise ship continues, crews may be facing a greater risk of coronavirus infection. <br/>
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Indonesia to relocate capital city to Borneo island

12th - Higher Ed
President Joko Widodo has announced plans to shift Indonesia’s capital city from Jakarta to the province of East Kalimantan on Borneo island.
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Scientists document juvenile great white sharks’ diet

12th - Higher Ed
Scientists from Australia say the most detailed study to date showed that great white sharks hunted more seabed-dwelling prey than they expected.
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Students exposed to polluted air on exam day receive lower grades

12th - Higher Ed
New research from the London School of Economics has found that students exposed to polluted air before taking their exams end up receiving lower scores. <br/>
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Hubble Space Telescope finds charged soccer-shaped molecules in space

12th - Higher Ed
The Hubble Space Telescope have identified electrically-charged molecules in space that are shaped like soccer balls.
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Coronavirus may cause children brain damage in absence of respiratory symptoms: report

12th - Higher Ed
Children infected by the coronavirus could suffer brain damage without presenting respiratory symptoms, according to a study in JAMA Neurology.
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Explainer: How bacteria give rain its unique scent

12th - Higher Ed
New research may explain why rainfall on the soil creates a unique scent in the air. <br/>
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Modern human origin traced to northern Botswana

12th - Higher Ed
New research published in the journal Nature suggests that modern humans descended from the region south of the Zambezi River, spanning northern Botswana into parts of Namibia and Zimbabwe, in southern Africa. <br/>
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TikTok secretly collected users’ MAC addresses: report

12th - Higher Ed
TikTok engaged in a banned data-collecting process that harvested highly personalized information from its users for more than a year, an investigation by the Wall Street Journal has found.
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Microplastic particles found in European rivers

12th - Higher Ed
Researchers from the Tara Ocean Foundation collected water samples from nine rivers across Europe and found microplastic particles present in every sample.
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Mysterious radio waves detected from outer space

12th - Higher Ed
New radio waves from outer space have been detected by the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment radio telescope, also known as CHIME.
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Wind power could make ground warmer, study finds

12th - Higher Ed
A new Harvard study simulated the effects of switching the country's entire power grid to wind power to look at the effect turbines have on local temperature.
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Neutron star’s halo could help explain antimatter near Earth

12th - Higher Ed
NASA’s Fermi telescope discovered a vast halo around a neutron star that could explain why there is so much antimatter near Earth. <br/>
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NASA & ESA to conduct planetary defense tests on asteroid

12th - Higher Ed
NASA and the European Space Agency are joining hands for a planetary defense mission in order to learn how to protect Earth from a possible asteroid collision. <br/>
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South America to get Solar Eclipse in July

12th - Higher Ed
A total solar eclipse is set to take place on Tuesday, July 2, across South America. <br/>
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NASA to use “starshade” technology in search for new worlds

12th - Higher Ed
NASA has announced plans to use starshade technology to search for new planets beyond our solar system.
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Scientists may have explained the solar system’s ‘Great Divide’

12th - Higher Ed
A separation known as the Great Divide splits the rocky planets and the gas planets in our solar system. <br/>
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ESA’s Solar Orbiter to pass through tails of comet ATLAS

12th - Higher Ed
The European Space Agency’s Solar Orbiter has been given the rare opportunity to conduct some “bonus science” in a serendipitous rendezvous with the tails of the comet ATLAS during the next few days, the space agency detailed in an...