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_otd-in-space-april-30-messenger-spacecraft-crashes-into-mercury.jpg "On April 30, 2015, NASA's MESSENGER mission came to an end when the spacecraft intentionally crashed into the surface of Mercury. <br/><br/>MESSENGER was the first spacecraft to orbit Mercury and the second spacecraft to study it up close after NASA's Mariner 10 flew by the planet in the 1970s. MESSENGER spent four years orbiting Mercury. During that time, it mapped the surface of Mercury in unprecedented detail. The mission discovered water ice and organic compounds around Mercury's north pole. It also found that Mercury has a weird offset magnetic field that doesn't line up with its axis of rotation. The mission was only supposed to last one year, but NASA extended it twice so it could continue its groundbreaking observations of Mercury. It eventually ran out of fuel, so NASA intentionally crashed it into Mercury, where it created a new crater.")
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_this-day-in-history-first-african-american-college-is-chartered.jpg "This Day in History: , First African-American College Is Chartered.<br/>April 29, 1854.<br/>Ashmun Institute was <br/>established in southern <br/>Chester County, Pennsylvania.<br/>Created by an act of the <br/>Pennsylvania legislature, the <br/>institution was named after Jehudi Ashman.<br/>Ashman was the U.S. agent <br/>who assisted in the preservation <br/>of an African-American colony in <br/>Africa that later became Liberia.<br/>The institution named after <br/>him was initially chartered to <br/>provide theological, scientific and <br/>classical training to African-Americans.<br/>Under its first college <br/>president, John Pym Carter, <br/>Ashmun Institute opened on January 1, 1857.<br/>It was renamed Lincoln University <br/>in 1866 after the end of the U.S. Civil War")
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_otd-in-space-may-1-neptune39s-moon-nereid-discovered.jpg "On May 1, 1949, Neptune's moon Nereid was discovered by the Dutch astronomer Gerard Kuiper.<br/><br/>This was the second of 14 moons discovered at Neptune. It was also the last one to be discovered with certainty before NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft flew by Neptune in 1989. Astronomers suspected they had observed a third moon before, but it wasn't actually seen until the Voyager 2 mission. Kuiper spotted Nereid using an 82-inch reflector telescope at the McDonald Observatory in Texas. He decided to name it after the sea nymphs in Greek Mythology. Neptune was the Roman god of the sea, so Kuiper stuck with the nautical theme when he chose this name. Despite years of astronomical observations, Nereid's exact shape is still a bit of a mystery. Voyager 2 did get some pictures of Nereid, but they were taken from nearly 3 million miles away and were pretty pixelated. However, spectroscopic observations have shown that it has a neutral color and may have water ice on its surface.")
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_otd-in-space-may-1-neptune39s-moon-nereid-discovered.jpg "On May 1, 1949, Neptune's moon Nereid was discovered by the Dutch astronomer Gerard Kuiper.<br/><br/>This was the second of 14 moons discovered at Neptune. It was also the last one to be discovered with certainty before NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft flew by Neptune in 1989. Astronomers suspected they had observed a third moon before, but it wasn't actually seen until the Voyager 2 mission. Kuiper spotted Nereid using an 82-inch reflector telescope at the McDonald Observatory in Texas. He decided to name it after the sea nymphs in Greek Mythology. Neptune was the Roman god of the sea, so Kuiper stuck with the nautical theme when he chose this name. Despite years of astronomical observations, Nereid's exact shape is still a bit of a mystery. Voyager 2 did get some pictures of Nereid, but they were taken from nearly 3 million miles away and were pretty pixelated. However, spectroscopic observations have shown that it has a neutral color and may have water ice on its surface.")
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_covishield-parents-file-lawsuit-against-serum-institute-amid-astrazenecas-report124-oneindia.jpg "After AstraZeneca's acknowledgment of rare side effects, parents of a woman allegedly deceased post-Covishield vaccination initiated legal action against Serum Institute of India. Covishield, developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University, faced scrutiny. Another family shared the plight of their daughter, who succumbed to post-vaccination complications. Safety concerns prompted regulatory scrutiny and legal action, despite the vaccine's proven efficacy against Covid-19. <br/> <br/>#covishield #covishieldsideeffects #covishieldnews #covishieldvaccine #covishieldsideeffectsnews #covishieldnewstoday #covishieldvaccinenews #Oneindia #Oneindianews <br/>~PR.320~GR.123~ED.155~HT.318~")
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_rylan-clark-reacts-to-being-compared-to-wanted-man-in-police-e-fit.jpg "Rylan Clark reacts to being compared to wanted man in police e-fit on This Morning.The presenter said \")
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_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.jpg "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
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_rebel-wilson-reveals-she-was-a-39painfully-shy39-child-and-tells-how-she-changed-things.jpg "Rebel Wilson was \")
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_doctored-videos-of-amit-shah-on-39abolishing-reservations39-go-viral-delhi-police-file-fir.jpg "The Delhi Police on Sunday, April 28, registered an FIR in connection with viral doctored videos of Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the issue of reservation. The case was registered after a doctored video where his statements indicating a commitment to abolishing Muslim quota in Telangana were changed to make it seem that he was advocating scrapping of all reservations went viral on social media.<br/>")
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_otd-in-space-april-26-britain-launches-its-1st-satellite.jpg "On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1.<br/><br/>This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on an American Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It was also built at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Britain's Science and Engineering Research Council provided all of the experiments. Five of the six experiments on board studied the relationship between solar radiation and Earth's ionosphere, and one was dedicated to studying cosmic rays. Just 10 weeks after Ariel 1 launched, it was damaged by an explosion during a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the U.S. military. Its solar panels broke, and it was unable to transmit any more useful data after that.")
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_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.jpg "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
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_johnson-amp-johnson-agrees-to-366-5-billion-settlement-for-talc-related-cancer-lawsuits.jpg "Johnson & Johnson will pay $6.5 billion to settle nearly all of the thousands of lawsuits in the US claiming its talc products caused ovarian cancer. The deal involves a third bankruptcy filing of J&J subsidiary LTL Management to resolve the lawsuits. A three-month voting period will start for claimants to agree on a settlement for nearly all current and future ovarian cancer claims related to talc. At the same time, separate arrangements will handle the remaining mesothelioma lawsuits. J&J has already resolved 95% of mesothelioma lawsuits filed to date.")
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_otd-in-space-april-30-messenger-spacecraft-crashes-into-mercury.webp "On April 30, 2015, NASA's MESSENGER mission came to an end when the spacecraft intentionally crashed into the surface of Mercury. <br/><br/>MESSENGER was the first spacecraft to orbit Mercury and the second spacecraft to study it up close after NASA's Mariner 10 flew by the planet in the 1970s. MESSENGER spent four years orbiting Mercury. During that time, it mapped the surface of Mercury in unprecedented detail. The mission discovered water ice and organic compounds around Mercury's north pole. It also found that Mercury has a weird offset magnetic field that doesn't line up with its axis of rotation. The mission was only supposed to last one year, but NASA extended it twice so it could continue its groundbreaking observations of Mercury. It eventually ran out of fuel, so NASA intentionally crashed it into Mercury, where it created a new crater.")
_this-day-in-history-first-african-american-college-is-chartered.webp "This Day in History: , First African-American College Is Chartered.<br/>April 29, 1854.<br/>Ashmun Institute was <br/>established in southern <br/>Chester County, Pennsylvania.<br/>Created by an act of the <br/>Pennsylvania legislature, the <br/>institution was named after Jehudi Ashman.<br/>Ashman was the U.S. agent <br/>who assisted in the preservation <br/>of an African-American colony in <br/>Africa that later became Liberia.<br/>The institution named after <br/>him was initially chartered to <br/>provide theological, scientific and <br/>classical training to African-Americans.<br/>Under its first college <br/>president, John Pym Carter, <br/>Ashmun Institute opened on January 1, 1857.<br/>It was renamed Lincoln University <br/>in 1866 after the end of the U.S. Civil War")
_otd-in-space-may-1-neptune39s-moon-nereid-discovered.webp "On May 1, 1949, Neptune's moon Nereid was discovered by the Dutch astronomer Gerard Kuiper.<br/><br/>This was the second of 14 moons discovered at Neptune. It was also the last one to be discovered with certainty before NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft flew by Neptune in 1989. Astronomers suspected they had observed a third moon before, but it wasn't actually seen until the Voyager 2 mission. Kuiper spotted Nereid using an 82-inch reflector telescope at the McDonald Observatory in Texas. He decided to name it after the sea nymphs in Greek Mythology. Neptune was the Roman god of the sea, so Kuiper stuck with the nautical theme when he chose this name. Despite years of astronomical observations, Nereid's exact shape is still a bit of a mystery. Voyager 2 did get some pictures of Nereid, but they were taken from nearly 3 million miles away and were pretty pixelated. However, spectroscopic observations have shown that it has a neutral color and may have water ice on its surface.")
_otd-in-space-may-1-neptune39s-moon-nereid-discovered.webp "On May 1, 1949, Neptune's moon Nereid was discovered by the Dutch astronomer Gerard Kuiper.<br/><br/>This was the second of 14 moons discovered at Neptune. It was also the last one to be discovered with certainty before NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft flew by Neptune in 1989. Astronomers suspected they had observed a third moon before, but it wasn't actually seen until the Voyager 2 mission. Kuiper spotted Nereid using an 82-inch reflector telescope at the McDonald Observatory in Texas. He decided to name it after the sea nymphs in Greek Mythology. Neptune was the Roman god of the sea, so Kuiper stuck with the nautical theme when he chose this name. Despite years of astronomical observations, Nereid's exact shape is still a bit of a mystery. Voyager 2 did get some pictures of Nereid, but they were taken from nearly 3 million miles away and were pretty pixelated. However, spectroscopic observations have shown that it has a neutral color and may have water ice on its surface.")
_covishield-parents-file-lawsuit-against-serum-institute-amid-astrazenecas-report124-oneindia.webp "After AstraZeneca's acknowledgment of rare side effects, parents of a woman allegedly deceased post-Covishield vaccination initiated legal action against Serum Institute of India. Covishield, developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University, faced scrutiny. Another family shared the plight of their daughter, who succumbed to post-vaccination complications. Safety concerns prompted regulatory scrutiny and legal action, despite the vaccine's proven efficacy against Covid-19. <br/> <br/>#covishield #covishieldsideeffects #covishieldnews #covishieldvaccine #covishieldsideeffectsnews #covishieldnewstoday #covishieldvaccinenews #Oneindia #Oneindianews <br/>~PR.320~GR.123~ED.155~HT.318~")
_rylan-clark-reacts-to-being-compared-to-wanted-man-in-police-e-fit.webp "Rylan Clark reacts to being compared to wanted man in police e-fit on This Morning.The presenter said \")
_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.webp "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
_rebel-wilson-reveals-she-was-a-39painfully-shy39-child-and-tells-how-she-changed-things.webp "Rebel Wilson was \")
_doctored-videos-of-amit-shah-on-39abolishing-reservations39-go-viral-delhi-police-file-fir.webp "The Delhi Police on Sunday, April 28, registered an FIR in connection with viral doctored videos of Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the issue of reservation. The case was registered after a doctored video where his statements indicating a commitment to abolishing Muslim quota in Telangana were changed to make it seem that he was advocating scrapping of all reservations went viral on social media.<br/>")
_otd-in-space-april-26-britain-launches-its-1st-satellite.webp "On April 26, 1962, Britain launched its first satellite, Ariel 1.<br/><br/>This made the United Kingdom the third country to have a satellite in orbit after the U.S. and the Soviet Union — but they didn't launch it themselves. Ariel 1 launched on an American Thor-Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. It was also built at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Britain's Science and Engineering Research Council provided all of the experiments. Five of the six experiments on board studied the relationship between solar radiation and Earth's ionosphere, and one was dedicated to studying cosmic rays. Just 10 weeks after Ariel 1 launched, it was damaged by an explosion during a high-altitude nuclear test conducted by the U.S. military. Its solar panels broke, and it was unable to transmit any more useful data after that.")
_otd-in-space-may-2-maser-10-launches-on-final-flight-of-skylark-rocket.webp "On May 2, 2005, the Skylark sounding rocket launched on its 441st and final flight. <br/><br/>Skylark was a British sounding rocket designed to carry European research experiments into the upper atmosphere and beyond the boundary of space. The last Skylark rocket launched with a Swedish mission called Maser 10. This was the tenth mission of the Swedish Space Corporation's microgravity rocket program. Its payload included four experiment modules with three experiments in fluid physics and two biology experiments. One biology experiment studied the way microgravity affects metabolism in cells from mammals. The other looked at a protein that affects inflammation and immunity in humans. The physics experiments investigated how microgravity affects the evaporation, thermal radiation and convection in liquids. Maser 10 carried these experiments to an altitude of 155 miles, or 93 miles above the atmosphere, where the rocket experienced six minutes of weightlessness.")
_johnson-amp-johnson-agrees-to-366-5-billion-settlement-for-talc-related-cancer-lawsuits.webp "Johnson & Johnson will pay $6.5 billion to settle nearly all of the thousands of lawsuits in the US claiming its talc products caused ovarian cancer. The deal involves a third bankruptcy filing of J&J subsidiary LTL Management to resolve the lawsuits. A three-month voting period will start for claimants to agree on a settlement for nearly all current and future ovarian cancer claims related to talc. At the same time, separate arrangements will handle the remaining mesothelioma lawsuits. J&J has already resolved 95% of mesothelioma lawsuits filed to date.")
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