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This image, taken with the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 on board the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, shows the galaxy NGC 6052, located around 230 million light-years away in the constellation of Hercules.
[PHOTO] Hubble Captures Colossal, Chaotic Merger of Two Galaxies

NASA and ESA's Hubble Space Telescope captured two galaxies merging into one single structure, revealing a chaotic process.

NASA's Nuclear Spectroscope Telescope Array, or NuSTAR, has imaged a swath of the Andromeda galaxy -- the nearest large galaxy to our own Milky Way galaxy.
Andromeda Galaxy Contains Highest X-ray Energies From Birth of Universe

Astronomers have observed, powerful X-ray binaries from the neighboring Andromeda galaxy, revealing new insight about star and galaxy evolution.

Estimated size of Giganthopithecus in comparison with a human
Ancient 'King Kong' Ape Died Out Due to Climate Change

Researchers finally solved the mystery as to why an ancient giant ape ancestor of the orangutans died out due to changing climates.

Powerful X-ray emissions were observed by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory from a supermassive black hole
Galactic Belch: Supermassive Black Hole Burps Newly Formed Stars

Astronomers observed a supermassive black hole with escaping gas emissions, appearing to "burp" with stellar material.

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Human computational systems along with AI can help solve the world's problems.
Crowd Sourcing and Artificial Intelligence Could Solve the World's Problems

New research reveals how human and machine intelligence from crowdsourcing and human computation systems can solve the world's "wicked problems".

Lake Traunsee
Austrian Man Uses Concrete Block With Wife’s Head To Drown Self In Lake Traunsee

In a bizarre tale of murder and suicide, a 72-year-old man killed his 71-year-old wife, cut her head and cemented it, and used the concrete block as deadweight to drown himself.

The situation in the Korean Peninsula is particularly sensitive, as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) launched a nuclear test recently.
North Korea Claims Successful Hydrogen Bomb Test

North Korea apparently made good its threat to conduct a hydrogen bomb test on Wednesday. The test had a preliminary magnitude of 5.1 earthquake with an epicenter east northeast of Sungjibaegam.

Temporary Heart Gets FDA Approval
French Startup Offers Possible Alternative To Transplants For Heart Attack Patients

A heart transplant costs $1 to $1.2 million. The prohibitive cost, besides the difficulty of finding an organ donor, makes the regenerative cardiac therapy by CellProthera a good alternative for people who suffered from a heart attack.

China’s current barriers were placed for three reasons, according to Gao Xiang, spokesman of the administration.
Beijing Aims to Achieve Better Air Quality by 2030

In an effort to improve air quality for the long run in the Chinese capital, Beijing’s environmental watchdog is drafting a long-term plan that aims to restore the air quality to clean level by 2030, China Daily reported.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection particularly targeted practices within the Party that exemplified extravagance, bureaucracy and undesirable work practices.
Over 29,000 Officials Targeted by Anti-corruption Campaign in 2015

Last year, over 29,000 people were targeted by the Communist Party of China’s disciplinary regulations in line with China’s strengthened anti-graft campaign, reported China Daily.

During the meeting last Tuesday, Wang reiterated the importance of seeking peace in Syria through talks and political solutions that are in line with the important and long-term interests of Syria.
Syrian Opposition Leader Visits Beijing

Syrian opposition leader Alptekin Hocaoglu is visiting China as part of Beijing's efforts to forge peace between the Syrian government and opposition. The opposition leader has expressed interest in engaging in talks.

Premier Li believes that renovating shanty towns will improve the living conditions of low-income families.
Premier Li Visits Shanty Town, Talks About Planned Improvements

Premier Li Keqiang visited a shanty town on Monday. He learned about their conditions and told them about the government's plans to build them new homes.

Two silver carp on the Mississippi River in Missouri.
Study: Asian Carp Could Invade Lake Erie

Researchers predict how Asian carp could invade Lake Erie's fish population, replacing as much as 34 percent of fish mass in the lake systems.

Mummy Exhibition Opens At The Art Science Museum
Sci-Fi Tv Docu Claims Russians Found Remains Of Alien Astronaut In 1961

Interest is growing in Area 51 in the U.S. amid speculations that the American military had obtained technology from aliens and re-engineered the technology. Because of the secrecy surrounding the military facility, former State Secretary Hillary Clinton said that she would have the place investigated if she is picked as the Democratic president candidate and wins the November 2016 election.

Saturn's rings along with its trio of moons, Rhea, Enceladus and Atlas.
Can You Spot Saturn's Hidden Moon in This NASA Photo?

NASA released its image of the day featuring Saturn's rings and three of its moon, where the tiniest one is hidden somewhere in this image.

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