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Mount Fuji violently erupts in AI-generated simulation video

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Mount Fuji violently erupts in AI-generated simulation video.Credit: Tokyo Metropolitan Government (YouTube)
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White House attacks Jen Psaki for criticizing GOP 'thoughts and prayers' inaction on gun control

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White House attacks Jen Psaki for criticizing GOP 'thoughts and prayers' inaction on gun control
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Military veteran detained after burning American flag in protest at Trump's executive order

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Military veteran detained after burning American flag in protest at Trump's executive order.Credit: The Bulwark/TMX
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SpaceX completes successful test flight of world's most powerful rocket

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SpaceX completes successful test flight of world's most powerful rocket.Credit: SpaceX
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Understanding the Structure and Purpose of Newspapers

9th - Higher Ed
This video provides a concise overview of how news articles are structured and written, emphasizing the importance of answering key questions and presenting information objectively. It highlights the different components of a news...
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Fake Applicants, Real Consequences: Deepfakes In Hiring

9th - Higher Ed
Deepfakes and Impostors: The brave new world of AI jobseeking
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Decoding Media Messages: Uncovering the Truth Behind the Text

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This video emphasizes the importance of critically analyzing media messages by looking beyond the surface content to uncover the true intentions, biases, and implications. It guides viewers to consider the source of the message, how it...
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Sun Blasts Powerful X-Flare, 2nd Sunspot 'Erupted In Quick Succession'

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"Sunspots 4114 erupted with an X1.2-class solar flare.

Minutes lates, sunspot AR4115 "erupted in quick succession," according to Space Weat

her.

Both flares were captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory in...
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Watch NASA's SpaceX Crew-10 Dock With Space Station In This Time-Lapse

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SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft carrying NASA astronauts Anne McClain, commander; and Nichole Ayers, pilot; along with mission specialists JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Takuya Onishi, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Kirill...
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OTD In Space - August 10: 'Great Daylight Fireball' Zooms Over North America

3rd - Higher Ed
On Aug. 10, 1972, an Earth-grazing fireball burst through the sky over North America.



It didn't hit the ground, but instead it passed straight through the sky. The fireball entered the atmosphere somewhere over Utah and passed...
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OTD In Space - August 9: Luna 24 Sample Return Mission Launches To The Moon

3rd - Higher Ed
On Aug. 9, 1976, the Soviet space program launched its last moon mission.



Luna 24 was a robotic sample return mission and the third of its kind. It lifted off on a Proton-K rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan...
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OTD In Space - August 3: MESSENGER Spacecraft Launches To Mercury

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On Aug. 3, 2004, NASA launched the MESSENGER spacecraft on a historic first mission to orbit the planet Mercury.



The spacecraft's name stands for the MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry and Ranging mission. It...
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OTD In Space - August 2: Apollo 15 Makes 1st Televised Lunar Liftoff

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On Aug. 2, 1971, a lunar liftoff was televised for the first time. Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin spent three days on the moon before departing in the lunar module, named "Falcon."



An RCA TV camera was...
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OTD In Space - July 31: Apollo Astronauts Drive On The Moon

3rd - Higher Ed
On July 31, 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts drove on the moon for the first time.



David Scott, the commander of Apollo 15, and James Irwin, the lunar module pilot explored the moon for three days by driving around in the lunar...
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Strange Lasers In The Sky Captured By Aurora And Sky Cams In The UK Caused By Train

3rd - Higher Ed
The culprit for the strange blue light show is a specialized train that records track condition information using lasers at speeds of up to 125 mph. It is officially known as the New Measurement Train (NMT)



Captured on two...
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OTD In Space - July 27: First Zero-G Cosmonaut Training On Soviet Jetliner

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On July 27, 1962, two Russian cosmonauts boarded a Soviet airliner and experienced weightlessness without going to space.



This was the first time cosmonauts completed zero-G training on an airplane. The Tupelov Tu-104 was a...
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OTD In Space - July 26: Space Shuttle Returns To Flight With STS-114

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On July 26, 2005, the space shuttle Discovery launched on the first "Return to Flight" mission following the Columbia disaster that killed seven crewmembers a little over two years earlier.



A few seconds after launching from...
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China Launched Tianwen-2 Probe To Collect Samples From An Earth 'Quasi-Moon'

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A Chinese Long March 3B rocket launched the Tianwen-2 spacecraft from Xichang spaceport in southwestern China.



The probe will attempt to collect samples from asteroid 2016 HO3 and if all goes well will have the opportunity...
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Japanese Company ispace Attempts Historic Moon Landing - See Lunar Orbit View

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Japanese company ispace's Resilience lander will attempt to touch down on the moon.



"The solar-powered lander carried five science payloads, including a micro moon rover named Tenacious," according to S

pace.com....
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OTD In Space - July 19: Christa McAuliffe Named 1st 'Teacher In Space'

3rd - Higher Ed
On July 19, 1985, a high school teacher named Christa McAuliffe was selected to become the first American civilian to fly to space.



McAuliffe won NASA's Teacher in Space Project and was selected from more than 11,000...
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Virgin Galactic Unity's Final Mission - Galactic 07

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This was Virgin Galactic's VSS Unity's last flight.

Six passengers and crew flew to an altitude of 54.4 miles (87.5


km).


Galactic
O7 Space Tourists:
Anand "Andy" Hari
sh Sadhwani of...
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China's Commercial ZQ-2E Launched 6 Satellites, Rocket Sheds Tiles

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China's commercial ZQ-2E Y2 rocket launched from the Dongfeng commercial space innovation pilot zone near the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.



The payloads were the Tianyi-29, Tianyi-34, Tianyi-35, Tianyi-42, Tianyi-45,...
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Shoes & Charity, Rescue Dogs & Parenting - The Weekly Good

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New from OnlyGood.tv! Every week, Marysol Castro highlights the GOOD in the world. Today, Marysol shares the story of a doctor who also designs shoes for donation to charity. She then checks in with the TracysDogs team for the joyful...
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Is Too Much Coffee Unhealthy?

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"I really enjoy coffee, and I kind of crave it every day, but I'm just a little bit concerned about those health risks that come along with it."

"I heard on the news that too much coffee is unhealthy. Then another news said...