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The Dig Interview: One-Man-Band Electric Paisan - Vimarsana News

The Dig Interview: One-Man-Band Electric Paisan

“It comes with some pressure; especially playing live. There's no one to hide behind if I make a mistake on stage.”

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Musée Marmottan Monet celebrates the 150th anniversary of Monet's 'Impression, soleil levant' - Vimarsana News

Musée Marmottan Monet celebrates the 150th anniversary of Monet's 'Impression, soleil levant'

On 13 November 1872, from the window of his hotel in Le Havre, Claude Monet painted a view of the port through the mist. Exhibited two years later und

Ancient Lunar Volcanoes Exist and Produced Drinking Water for Future Space Travelers: New US Study - Vimarsana News

Ancient Lunar Volcanoes Exist and Produced Drinking Water for Future Space Travelers: New US Study

Ancient volcanoes on Earth’s Moon may still have stored abundant drinking water or space rocket fuel water for future astronauts.

Astronomers see massive debris cloud in space after 2 objects collide - Vimarsana News

Astronomers see massive debris cloud in space after 2 objects collide

Space can be a violent place. Objects crash into each other, causing destruction or leading to the formation of larger celestial bodies. Scientists serve as astronomical detectives and use the