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Satoru Takaba moved out of the apartment his wife was murdered in and he payed rent for 26 years waiting until DNA technology could catch the killer. Last year it caught her.
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Satoru Takaba moved out of the apartment his wife was murdered in and he payed rent for 26 years waiting until DNA technology could catch the killer. Last year it caught her.

u/LongTimeNoSeehaha — 1 hour ago
A half-century of change, Side-by-side comparison of Earth captured by the Apollo 17 crew in 1972 and the Artemis II crew in 2026
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A half-century of change, Side-by-side comparison of Earth captured by the Apollo 17 crew in 1972 and the Artemis II crew in 2026

u/mallube2 — 7 hours ago
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Almost 1,000 drones recreated the RMS Titanic in Belfast Harbour to mark the day the ship passed its sea trials and left its birthplace forever on April 2, 1912. After eight hours of testing the ship was declared seaworthy and sailed for Southampton at 8 PM that evening.

u/dannybluey — 1 day ago
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The Greek island of Crete has been cloaked in a choking Saharan dust storm as violent winds and a tornado battered the region.

u/DravidVanol — 17 hours ago
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