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By: Alind Chauhan
The incursion marks the fourth time that Israeli soldiers have publicly entered Lebanese soil in nearly 50 years. It is also the first since Israel's 34-day war in the country in 2006
By: Alind Chauhan
The analysis, published last week in the journal Nature Geoscience, was carried out by researchers at the universities of Exeter and Hertfordshire in England, and the British Antarctic Survey.
By: Alind Chauhan
The hurricane has now weakened and moved off over to the North Atlantic Ocean, the National Hurricane Center, a US government agency, said on Thursday.
By: Alind Chauhan
In an interview to YouTube channel Everyday Astronaut, Musk said that his vision is that Mechazilla will one day be able to turn around and set a rocket back on the launchpad, perhaps as little as 30 minutes after touchdown.
By: Alind Chauhan
In an interview to YouTube channel Everyday Astronaut, Musk said that his vision is that Mechazilla will one day be able to turn around and set a rocket back on the launchpad, perhaps as little as 30 minutes after touchdown.
By: Alind Chauhan
On October 11, 1860, The New York Times endorsed Abraham Lincoln, who went on to serve as the 16th President from 1861-65.
By: Alind Chauhan
The vote could result in the collapse of the already fragile aid distribution mechanism in Gaza, where almost 2 million Palestinians have been displaced, and food, water, and medicine are in short supply.
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The phenomenon is a common occurrence in Spain and usually coincides with the onset of autumn and spring in the western Mediterranean. However, experts suggest it has become more frequent and intense in recent years
By: Alind Chauhan
The discovery of the system, located about 8,000 light years away from Earth (one light year is the distance light travels in a year, 9.5 trillion kilometre), has raised questions about how black holes are formed.
By: Alind Chauhan
In 1845, Congress passed a law to set a single election day for the entire country.
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