Monday, 27 January 2014
Andromeda is headed our way at around 120km/second
This is the first footage ever captured of a deep-sea squid battling an owlfish
This
 is the first footage ever captured of a deep-sea squid battling an 
owlfish - and it's mind blowing. Collected by the Monterey Bay Aquarium 
Research Institute, the video shows a black-eyed squid snaring an 
owlfish with its two hook-tipped tentacles and using its sharp beak to 
gnaw away at the owlfish's spinal cord, rotating it like a cob of corn 
until it severs the cord, rendering the owlfish helpless and ready to be
 eaten.
 
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Astronomers have confirmed that the dwarf planet Ceres
Astronomers have confirmed that the dwarf 
planet Ceres - the largest body in the asteroid belt that sits between 
the orbits of Mars and Jupiter - is generating plumes of water vapour. 
Thought to be caused by cryovolcanoes, which spew water instead of 
molten rocks, these plumes could explain how so much water made it to 
the early Earth.
Astronomers have observed one of the most powerful black holes in the known Universe
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