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NASA sent its former OSIRIS-REx spacecraft to study asteroid Apophis and take advantage of the asteroid’s 2029 flyby of Earth, the likes of which hasn’t happened since the dawn of recorded history. The asteroid is also known as “God of Chaos” and is expected to pass by the Earth in 2029. Apophis is the Egyptian […]

Three iconic film series will be returning to the silver screen at Vue Cwmbran from this Friday.

A series of Christmas classics will be shown at the Vue cinema in Worcester over the festive period.

Christmas is coming to Vue Cwmbran with a range of family festive classics returning to the big screen for the holidays.

Christmas is coming to Vue Cwmbran with a range of family festive classics returning to the big screen for the holidays.

Newton said that every action has an equal and opposite reaction, but sperm seem to disagree.

A dying binary star is ejecting material 250 times faster than an F-16 jet, plunging the temperature of this surrounding nebula close to absolute zero.

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White holes are the opposite of black holes in almost every way. General relativity predicts their existence, but why haven’t astronomers found any yet?