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Biden Receives First of the Two Shots of COVID-19 Vaccine
United States' President-elect Joe Biden publicly took the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine on Monday as broadcasted on national television. -
Hundreds of Shooting Stars to Light Up the Sky Tonight as Saturn, Jupiter Merge to Create 'Christmas Star'
Hundreds of shooting stars will burst throughout the night sky this week prior to Saturn and Jupiter's amalgamation on December 21, creating the first "Christmas star" in 800 years. The two cosmic events would be witnessed across Australian skies from December 14 to December 21 in a significant week for Astro-enthusiasts. -
Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Obtains FDA Panel Approval
Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine gets a nod from an independent panel of experts who have overwhelmingly voted to recommend the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) authorization for emergency usage for individuals 16 years old and older. -
"William Shakespeare" Becomes One of the Firsts to Receive Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
The world has been staged on Tuesday, especially for the British people, but William Shakespeare was not content to be a mere player. As Britons rolled up their sleeves for the beginning of a COVID-19 vaccine campaign, he was the second to get a shot. -
UK Regulator Says People with History of 'Significant' Allergy Should Not Get Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
The UK drug regulator says that persons who have a history of significant allergic reactions should not receive Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. -
Tallest Mountain Has Just Gotten Higher, What Caused the Highest Peak to Get Taller?
The tallest mountain is now a bit taller, noted scientists who discovered the difference. What could have added to it and what could have caused it? -
North Korea, Russia, China, and Iran Attempt to Steal COVID-19 Vaccine IP, Ex-Cyber Security Chief Says
Since the quest for coronavirus vaccine has started earlier this year, former head of the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency shared on Sunday that adversaries have attempted to steal intellectual property related to the possible world-changing vaccine. -
Famous Arecibo Space Telescope in Puerto Rico Jungle, Shutdown by US Due to Damage
The Arecibo Space Telescope has been instrumental in the science and study of astronomy, human kinds eye to the sky closes after 57 years of service. It has been instrumental in finding the secrets of the cosmos and it has to closed due accidents. -
Studies Say More than 1M Children Have Contracted COVID-19 since Pandemic
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children’s Hospital Association published on Monday. The report mentioned the coronavirus is infecting over 1 million children than ever, while the pandemic rages on. -
Post Cards From Mars: Curiosity Rover Takes a Selfie on the Red Planet
NASA’s Curiosity Rover is going over Mars and took time to stop for a photo op. In the background was the amazing Martian Landscape. -
Toxic Smog Covers India as People Defy Firecracker Bans To Celebrate Diwali Festival of Light
Following the celebration of Hindu's festival of lights or Diwali, hundreds of millions of Indians residing in the northern part of the country woke up to toxic smog that filled the air on Sunday as revelers broke the ban on firecrackers amid the celebration. -
Brazil Halts COVID-19 Vaccine Trials by China’s Sinovac Biotech After the Death of a Participant
Following the “unrelated” death of a trial volunteer, the late-stage trial of the experimental COVID-19 vaccine developed by China’s Sinovac Biotech was suspended by the health regulator of Brazil. -
CDC Proposes To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine First To the Most Vulnerable
Officials of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) are planning to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine first to those identified to be in the most vulnerable sector and those areas where there are many infections. -
Can the Dead Speak? Inventor Thomas Edison Created Spirit Phone to Reach the Dead
Thomas Edison, genius and inventor made the Spirit Phone to talk to the dead. Now his invention has spawned similar inventions used by ghost hunters to seek spirits. -
NASA Claims Slim Chance of Impact as Asteroid Apophis Gets Close to Earth in 2068
Scientist predict that Asteroid Apophis is hitting Earth in 2068. According to them the celestial body is accelerating fast in deep space.
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