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Got a few million to spare? Here are the companies vying to send tourists to space
Travel to the final frontier is becoming increasingly accessible as the race to send tourists to space is heating up. For a hefty price tag, companies are offering trips to the International Space Station, and travel 100 kilometres above Earth. More read comments
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Hubble spies possible water plumes spewing from Jupiter moon
Astronomers on Monday said they have spotted evidence of water vapour plumes rising from Jupiter's moon Europa, a finding that might make it easier to learn whether life exists in the warm, salty ocean hidden beneath its icy surface. More read comments
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Pokemon Go fervour has cooled, but the game isn't dead yet
Pokemon Go was an instant hit when it debuted in July, as millions of people discovered augmented reality and joined stampedes from Central Park to Sydney. But as the hype subsides, what's next for the game? More read comments
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- Nova Scotia's ancient cold-water corals protected by fishing ban
- Securities regulator should probe Yahoo over hacking disclosure, says U.S. senator
- China boots up its massive 'Eye of Heaven,' world's largest radio telescope
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- Unmanned gliders to help DFO measure and monitor oceans
- Royals endorse Great Bear Rainforest as part of Queen's Commonwealth Canopy
- 'We're losing our delta': UNESCO begins monitoring mission of Wood Buffalo National Park
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TeleportationTeleportation across Calgary marks 'major step' toward creation of 'quantum internet'
Fibre-optic system between university and city hall enables long-distance 'disembodied' transfer of info
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SpaceAstronomers unravel the mystery of 'giant space blob'
Researchers believe glowing blob of gas is the birth of a cluster of galaxies
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GAMINGResearchers play No Man's Sky like an archaeological dig, but find a mostly empty sandbox
Researchers treat game like archeological dig and find it falls short of expectations
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Clean waterFilter made from coffee grounds pulls lead from water
Italian invention aims to clean contaminated water and reduce coffee waste
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CODINGHow a Canadian computer program co-wrote a horror film script
Computer analyzes plot elements audiences respond to, developer says
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Internet CensorshipCanadian tech company helped Bahrain censor websites
Citizen Lab says government blocked access to political opposition, human rights groups, anti-Islam sites
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SPACECRAFT'Cuteness culture' in space: Why we turn inanimate spacecraft into lovable explorers
Many spacecraft given personalities, Twitter accounts
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