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NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft sends back data from 'edge of Solar System' 13 billion miles away
Voyager 2 blasted off from Earth 42 years ago and crossed the outer edge of the Sun's protective bubble, known as the heliopause, on November 5 2018
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Smear tests could be replaced by at-home urine kits after major medical breakthrough
Scientists from London's Queen Mary University have developed a urine test, which they say could boost cervical cancer screening rates and save lives
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WhatsApp set to get two new Dark Modes that make the app much easier on the eyes
The beta version of the WhatsApp app for iPhone includes a dark theme with two configurations, that make the app much easier to use in dark settings
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One in five Brits has sex just three times a year, survey shows
A new survey by has revealed that 22% of Brits are leading a virtually sexless existence, having sex just three times a year
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Mysterious 'Witch Marks' discovered etched into walls of 60,000-year-old cave
The ‘Witch Marks& are hidden from public view in an inaccessible chamber of the cave, but have been brought to life by thanks to a new 3D scanning technique, developed by researchers at Sheffield Hallam University
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Taurid Meteor Shower peaks tomorrow - how to see a shooting star on Bonfire Night
Hereeverything you need to know about the Taurid Meteor Shower, including when it is, and how you can see it
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