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Scientists avenge Pluto, claim 150 planets in our solar system

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Perhaps it's the knowledge of this near hopeless case that recently prompted a group of scientists to apparently throw up their hands and give their go-for-broke demand of "Screw it. We don't just want Pluto back, we want another 150 goddamn planets added to the list." A "planet," by their definition, is "any geologically active" body in space, which not only would rope Pluto back into the fold, but also moons like Europa, Enceladus and Titan, as well as the asteroid, Ceres. All in all, about 150 new "planets" to add to the existing eight. Publisher: The A.V. Club Date: 2021-12-30T17:15:00.779Z Twitter: @theavclub Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Let's get building (some terrestrial planets)! | astrobites Authors: Christoph Burkhardt, Fridolin Spitzer, Alessandro Morbidelli, Gerrit Budde, Jan H Render, Thomas S Kruijer, Thorsten Kleine   When you wake up in the morning, w

Copycat and fad hackers will be the bane of supply chain security in 2022 | ZDNet

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Charlie Osborne is a cybersecurity journalist and photographer who writes for ZDNet and CNET from London. PGP Key: AF40821B. Replicable attacks and a low barrier to entry will ensure the rate of supply chain attacks increases next year, cybersecurity researchers have warned. Publisher: ZDNet Author: Charlie Osborne Twitter: @ZDNet Reference: (Read more) Visit Source How to Police Hackers: Inside the Dark Web's Justice System In popular entertainment, hackers are usually portrayed as rebellious teenagers taking on world banks from their parents' basements, or as skateboarding cyberpunks wearing leather boots and fingerless gloves. But that doesn't mean the cybercrime community is anarchic—in fact, it has its own justice system on the dark web. Publisher: MUO Date: 2021-12-31T14:00:12Z Twitter: @MUO_official Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Iran-linked hackers tried to reach Netanya

Google News - Search

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Publisher: Google News Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Happening on Twitter Happy to do so! Open your web browser. Go to: www dot google dot com Locate the search bar. Type: celebrity nam… https://t.co/vHDkJajbFK MavenOfMayhem (from Ottawa, Canada) Thu Dec 30 03:20:27 +0000 2021 Hella articles are just embedded tweets. Go search your @ in google news😭 https://t.co/lOjthXsB3h GNCordova (from SEA to BK) Thu Dec 30 20:58:03 +0000 2021 Observing that only some go in search of spirituality while many go after spirits on New Year Day, the Madras HC ha… https://t.co/M55jUxmS7j imranhindu (from Chennai, India) Fri Dec 31 09:12:20 +0000 2021 2021 saw some landmark events that will be immortalised in the history. But out of all the things that happened thi… https://t.co/8oFYDUwZdT TheQuint Fri Dec 31 02:53:38 +0000 2021

The best and worst robots of 2021 | Popular Science

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New robots promised to help humans with research, around the home, at work, and even in public service. Every year, a flurry of weird and wonderful robots come into existence, destined for social media stardom or mundane labor. Publisher: Popular Science Date: 2021-12-30T19:00:00 00:00 Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Robots clean seafloors - Innovation Origins Removing litter from oceans and seas is a costly and time-consuming process. As part of a European cooperative project, a team at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) is developing a robotic system that uses machine learning methods to locate and collect waste under water. Publisher: Innovation Origins Date: 2021-12-29T14:51:34 00:00 Twitter: @innoorigins Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Boston Dynamics Robots In Star Wars Explained | Screen Rant Robots from Boston Dynamics came to the Star Wars franchise in The Book of Bo

You need to watch the best sci-fi mockumentary on Netflix before it leaves this week

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You need to watch the best sci-fi mockumentary on Netflix before it leaves this week Americans have been obsessed with flying saucers and little green men since the end of the Second World War. But in 1972, UFO researcher and astronomer J. Allen Hynek published a book called The UFO Experience: A Scientific Enquiry. But there was something else that bubbled under the surface of science fiction dogma; experiences that largely went unspoken, but were alleged by countless Americans from disparate locations and backgrounds. The horrors in question could be filed under "things that go bump in the night. Publisher: Inverse Twitter: @inversedotcom Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Most iconic sports moments of 2021 There was no shortage of history for Canada at the 2021 Olympic Games, starting with swimmer Penny Oleksiak. The 21-year-old became Canada's most decorated Olympian in history by earning three medals in Tokyo. And she did