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Going to Mars will involve all sorts of risks. Going bonkers might be the biggest

NASA has a plan to help spaceflyers cope with profound isolation during the two-year round trip.

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Paris' cooling bench is the latest tool to help people cool down

Paris is hoping to tackle peoples woes in the heatwave with a refreshing bench- but does it work?

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US set to allow 3D of printing guns after last-ditch legal challenge fails

Blueprints for several weapons are expected to made available online on Wednesday

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Fake Facebook profiles cause heartbreak for families and colleagues

"It's scary, and you need to be careful. I've gone through my friends list, and tightened all of my security settings."

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Virgin Galactic spaceplane smashes altitude record in latest test flight

Sleek craft climbs to 32 miles over California's Mojave Desert.

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Anti-social? Trump rips Twitter for 'discriminatory' 'shadow banning' practices

"Shadow banning" is a vague term that refers to the idea that certain Twitter profiles have become more difficult for users to find and see.

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Facebook: Five things to know after fortunes shift

Facebook shares lost as much of a quarter of their value on Wednesday after executives said that profit margins would plummet for several years. Euronews takes a look at how this happened.

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Facebook stock plunges more than 20 percent

The results marked a rare disappointing day for investors in Facebook, which for years has regularly beaten analysts' expectations.

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YouTube issues warning to Infowars founder, takes down four videos

Infowars and Jones have become a flashpoint as platforms have pledged to crack down on users who push outlandish conspiracy theories.

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A lake on Mars? Discovery of liquid water below planet's surface stokes hopes of finding life

European spacecraft detects a chilly reservoir a mile beneath the planet's icy surface.

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Your brain in the cloud? How the tech world wants to disrupt death

Technologists are opening the door to near-everlasting life as well as a myriad of ethical and philosophical questions.

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This 'pseudo-satellite' drone can fly 70,000 feet up in the sky

Zephyr could replace some spy or Earth-observing satellites in the future.

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Tiny 'dumbbells' that spin 60 billion times a minute may help solve quantum mysteries

Record-setting rotor could help scientists understand what goes on inside a vacuum.

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Spectacular Neptune photo shows Hubble Space Telescope has a new rival

From Earth, the outermost planet has never looked so good.

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On Instagram, nobody cares if you're an avatar

Miquela Sousa is what every Instagram influencer aspires to be — but she's not a real person.

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Panic in space can be deadly. Here's how astronauts train to stay alive in emergencies

NASA's survival training is notoriously tough.

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Facebook CEO uses Holocaust example to defend misinformation efforts

Zuckerberg volunteered the example of Holocaust deniers unprompted in the middle of a discussion on the Recode Decode podcast.

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Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket aces dramatic test launch

And it stuck the landing.

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Auto industry insiders question Elon Musk's leadership, amid bizarre rant over Thai rescue

The Tesla CEO's bizarre comments swiftly prompted a #muskmeltdown hashtag.

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Scientists discover 12 more moons of Jupiter, including a weird one

The discovery came during a search for the mysterious Planet X.