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17 December 2020, 1:08 am EST By The search for exoplanets is never waning, with scientists from across the globe trying to find potentially habitable planets from other galaxies far away from ours, then trying to figure out if these planets are capable of supporting life much like our own planet, which will finally answer the age-old question of whether we are alone in the universe or not. Studying Exoplanets Through the years, astronomers were able to find several potentially habitable exopl...

The Electoral College is flawed -- so are the alternatives: Experts © AP A map released by the Associated Press shows the Electoral College vote count as of 7:15 p.m. EST on Dec. 14, 2020. The map has been rotated and cropped by ABC. Democracy is built on majority rule and the concept that every persons vote counts. Yet five times in history, American presidents have won office while losing the popular vote, with two of those instances coming in the past 20 years -- George W. Bush in 2000...

? saw an uptick of 4,568% from the last election. “The electoral votes were the key to understanding who would win the election—the most important election of our times, as many called it—and they’re part of a complicated historical institution that can be difficult to understand,” says Erik Gregersen, Senior Editor at Encyclopaedia Britannica. “We’re glad that our content could make it all easier to grasp and give our American readers a better sense of how their own votes count ...

10 December 2020, 6:44 am EST By There are a few Windows 10 tools that although the average user might not find useful, it can still be utilized by professionals in order to get the best out of their computers performance. These specific tools were noted by an article from Explica. 1. Winget This is reportedly one of Microsofts best innovations at the recent BUILD 2020 developers conference. This is an open source tool that has specifically been developed independently of Windows 10 and is rep...