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Japanese Billionaire Offers SpaceX Moon Trip for 8 People
A Japanese billionaire, Yusaku Maezawa, is offering a 'moon trip' for eight people onboard the SpaceX in 2023. -
Iceberg in Antarctica Larger than New York City Breaks Off from Brunt Ice Shelf
A massive iceberg in Antarctica which is bigger than New York City broke off from the continent’s Brunt Ice Shelf, Friday morning. The break-off of the iceberg was the aftermath of a crack that has formed in the ice shelf back in November which continued to grow. -
Italy's Mt. Etna Erupts 4 Times in the Past Week, Offers a Show of Lava and Fire
A show of lava and fire woke up Sicily, Italy, on Sunday after Mt. Etna once again erupted for the fourth time in a span of four days, spewing lava and sending plumes of ash into the sky. -
North Korea Attempts to Steal Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Data, South Korean Lawmakers Say
Aside from targeting the international cryptocurrency, North Korea also attempted to steal Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine based on South Korean lawmakers. -
Israel Awards $1 Million to Anthony Fauci for 'Defending Science'
After being an advocate of vaccines, which are now being administered worldwide in battling the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci has obtained a $1 million Dan David Prize for his efforts in ‘defending science.’ -
COVID Vaccine Death? Authorities Investigate Death of Healthcare Worker After Receiving Coronavirus Shots
Orange County now is investigating the alleged COVID vaccine death of a Santa Ana healthcare worker. -
11 out of 22 Trapped Chinese Miners Rescued After Two Weeks Inside Gold Mine
After more than two weeks of being shut inside a gold mine in eastern China, 11 out of 22 trapped Chinese miners have been rescued based on a report of the Chinese state media outlet. -
New Documentary Emerges, Reveals Medics Instructed to Deny Coronavirus Outbreak
After a year of major changes and a shift to new normal due to the ongoing pandemic, a new ITV documentary emerged, revealing that medics in Wuhan, China, were told to remain silent regarding the coronavirus outbreak. -
Pablo Escobar's 'Cocaine Hippos' Uncontrollable Breeding Pose Ecological Threat
Before becoming impossible to control, scientists have warned that Pablo Escobar’s ‘cocaine hippos’ need to face the same fate as their late owner as they are already taking over the marshlands of Colombia. -
Ancient Oceans Not Susceptible to Climate Change; Human Activities Have Done Many Damages
For millennias, ancient oceans have been steady and climate change barely affected it. A few centuries of human activities have changed the earth’s oceans not for the better. -
Brazil Downgrades Efficacy of Chinese-Made COVID-19 Vaccine; Exhibits Only 50% Efficacy
As the Chinese-produced vaccine for coronavirus exhibited only 50 percent effectiveness in preventing infections, health officials of Brazil downgrade the efficacy of the vaccine, despite the result is above the benchmark of the WHO or the World Health Organization as it is far below compared to the ones produced by some Western countries. -
COVID-19: South Africa Variant Virus and What to Know About This Strain
One of the recent mutations of the COVID-19 is the South Africa variant virus which is expected by scientists. One concern are the changes in the virus that might bypass measures to isolate it. -
China Locks Down Part of Province, Virus Restrictions Heightened
As COVID-19 continues to spike, according to the latest reports, Chinese officials order a city to be placed under lockdown protocols which is a home for 11 million individuals. -
Prosecutor Orders Release of 3 Suspects in Flight Attendant's Death
The City Prosecutor's Office of Makati has ordered the release of three suspects which were related to the death of Christine Angelica Dacera, a flight attendant, and referred the case back for further investigation to the police. -
Houston Methodist Offers Workers $500 to get Coronavirus Vaccine
After they could possibly get a coronavirus vaccine, around 26,000 workers of Houston Methodist Hospital can look forward to some extra cash in March.
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