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White Baneberry's berries look like creepy eyeballs. One of its common names is also "Doll's Eyes." These berries are extremely poisonous if you eat them, according to the Missouri Botanical Garden. That's why many animals avoid the plant. Humans should, too.

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15 Greatest Discoveries from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope

NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope has spent 15 years in space. In honor of this anniversary, 15 of Spitzer’s greatest discoveries are featured in a gallery.

https://rxscience.org/15-greatest-discoveries-from-nasas-spitzer-space-telescope/

Writer Clay McLeod Chapman and artist Will Robson chat with Marvel.com about "Typhoid Fever" and what to expect next: http://bit.ly/2BbnPP6

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Boxing Highlights 4 ... "Defend Yourself At All Times" #1 ... Some of the most brutal, controversial, epic and even funny knockouts ... 9 out of 10

Even superheroes need companionship. For some of these heroes, that means dating other heroes, while others prefer civilians when it comes time to chose a partner. These are the greatest romantic partnerships in the history of DC Comics ... 9 out of 10

Credits cards are believed to be one's best friend in times of need and crisis. Yes, they also prove to be one sometimes. However, the million-dollar question is: Is this reason good enough to own a credit card?

Going, going — nope, it's still just going, NASA says of its Voyager 2 probe, which the agency realized was approaching the edge of the solar system back in early October. In a statement released yesterday (Nov. 14), NASA shared additional data from the probe that gives engineers a sense of where the spacecraft currently is in relation to the solar system.

The Voyager 2 probe, which launched in 1977, swung past the gas giants of our solar system, making this spacecraft the only device to gather detailed data about Uranus and Neptune. Then, its mission complete, Voyager 2 barrelled on, out toward the edge of our solar system.
 
The new data comes from an instrument called the Low Energy Telescope, which tracks the low-energy particles characteristic of our solar system. Given the data Voyager 1sent home during its 2012 farewell, the team expects those encounters with low-energy particles to nearly disappear as the probe makes its exit, NASA said.

A graph shows how many heliospheric particles are hitting the Voyager 2 spacecraft. When the probe leaves the solar system, that count will be near zero.

And at the beginning of November, the team noticed a sharp decline in the number of particles encountered — but not all the way down to nearly zero, where it will remain after it leaves our neighborhood. That means that the spacecraft still has a ways to go before scientists can finally declare it free of its home solar system.

The new data adds to the first warning of Voyager 2's impending departure, which came from the probe's High Energy Telescope, which measures high-energy particles. Those particles become more prevalent as a spacecraft leaves the solar system.

The spike in energetic particles is a signature of the probe gradually losing the protection of a bubble around our sun called the heliopause. That bubble is formed by the solar wind, a constant stream of charged particles that is born in the sun, quickly accelerates in the star's atmosphere and then sets off across the entire solar system.

Because the sun's strength ebbs and grows, the precise location of that heliopause bubble isn't constant, which makes determining when Voyager 2 finally makes its escape more challenging.

But even as Voyager 2 is investigating the far edge of that solar wind stream, a much newer NASA spacecraft has begun investigating the place where that solar wind picks up so much speed. That's the sun's outer atmosphere, called the corona. The agency's Parker Solar Probe, which launched in August, made its first of 24 planned science passes around the sun earlier this month.

Huawei’s Foldable phone will be it’s first 5G-enabled device, will debut next year #Huawei #5G #FoldablePhone

http://www.huaweicentral.com/huaweis-foldable-phone-will-be-its-first-5g-enabled-device-will-debut-next-year/

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One km wide meteor gets you 31 km Crator! How's that for a 12,000 year "Gaily double"? Too Young to place in coriastrophe.porogle.com

Knee pain can be caused by a number of reasons. Your shoes or your sneakers can sometimes be the cause of the pain.A friend of mine used to walk in her flip-flops all the time. However, after certain time she complained about pain in her tendon. She felt pressure and soreness

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Around the world most traditional medicine practices agree that heated honey has a negative affect on the human body. In the case of ayurveda, it is believed that honey heated over 60 degrees celsius (140 degrees fahrenheit) creates “ama”. Ama is a condition of mucus that is brought on by inflammation and toxicity.

13 Best Android Apps of 2018

Fill up your phone or tablet with the best Android apps around now with 13 to pick from!

https://todaysintech.com/the-best-android-apps-of-2018/

This week, as Vice President #MikePence crosses #Asia assuming duties traditionally carried out by the President, his boss Donald #Trump remains back in Washington to brood over electoral losses and the special counsel probe. He is skipping the yearly summits that usually bring US presidents around the globe for meetings with counterparts and high-profile speeches meant to illustrate American commitment in the region. Trump, who attended the gatherings last year but departed early, sent his No. 2 instead.

With Trump deciding to skip this year's summits, other leaders have sought to fill the void. Russian President #VladimirPutin was in Singapore to attend the #AssociationofSoutheastAsianNations and #EastAsiaSummit meetings, where he worked to strengthen economic and military ties in the region. Chinese President #XiJinping is planning to attend the #AsiaPacificEconomicCooperation summit in #PapuaNewGuinea, hoping to advance Beijing's influence in the South Pacific. Pence is there, too, but without the draw of being his country's No. 1.


#WorldEconomy #Economy #Geopolitics #Diplomacy #Politics #ForeignPolicy #InternationalRelations #ForeignRelations #EconomicRelations #EconomicCooperation #UnitedStates #AsianEconomies #ASEAN #APEC #AsiaPacific
Pence takes a global role as Trump broods
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/11/15/politics/mike-pence-donald-trump-foreign-policy/index.html

The latest research has long been fascinated with uncovering secret biological differences between male and female brains.

https://thetechinside.com/are-male-and-female-brains-biologically-different/

Your food choices may be the most influential variable you can control that relates to the health, vitality, and functionality of your precious brain. This article lists 10 best foods that boost your brain.

http://www.healthuses.com/10-foods-boost-brain-health/

"New discovery shows glass made from exploding stars"

"The next time you're gazing out of the window in search of inspiration, keep in mind the material you're looking through was forged inside the heart of an exploding ancient star.

An international team of scientists said Friday they had detected silica—the main component of glass—in the remnants of two distant supernovae billions of light years from Earth.

Researchers used NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope to analyse the light emitted by the collapsing mega-cluster and obtain silica's "fingerprint" based on the specific wavelength of light the material is known to emit."

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2018-11-discovery-glass-stars.html

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Yankees’ Sonny Gray drawing interest from Reds, A’s https://nyp.st/2QQolYu

This December, prepare for "Defenders: The best Defense" #1, written by Al Ewing with art by Joe Bennett! Read more: http://bit.ly/2PzUFC2