Tarun Mittal

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  Jan 2, 2017

  Latest Space News: Most Astonishing Events in January 2017 for Stargazing Enthusiasts

  A guide of the prominent astronomical events that will appear in the night sky during the month of January 2017.

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  Jan 2, 2017

  How to Stay Healthy in 2017: 5 Best Free Apps for All Your Fitness Needs

  The definitive guide of fitness apps you need to make 2017 the healthiest year of your life.

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  Jan 2, 2017

  New Year's Prank Alters Iconic LA 'HOLLYWOOD' Sign to Read 'HOLLYWeeD'

  The iconic "Hollywood" sign in LA was altered to read "Hollyweed" as a nod to California's legalization of the recreational use of marijuana.

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  Dec 30, 2016

  iPads Used as Plates at Triple Michelin Star Restaurant in San Francisco

  Quince, among San Francisco's highest rated restaurants, serves its most pricey dessert on an Apple iPad.

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  Dec 30, 2016

  Don't Miss This Comet That Will Light Up the Sky on New Year's Eve

  Forget fireworks and look out for a comet on the night of New Year's Eve to ring in 2017 in a cosmic manner.

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  Dec 30, 2016

  New Year's Eve in NYC: 5 Best Places to Watch the Spectacular Fireworks Display

  The best spots in New York City to watch the annual display of fireworks on New year's Eve

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  Dec 30, 2016

  Keion Carpenter Dies After Injury in Miami: 5 Things to Know About the Former NFL Star

  Former NFL player and Virginia Tech defensive back Keion Carpenter was killed in a freak accident on Thursday during a family vacation in Miami.

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  Dec 29, 2016

  A Message from Aliens? Scientists Detect Multiple Radio Signals From Same Spot in Deep Space

  Scientists detected 6 more radio signals from a constellation prompting speculations of ET life trying to contact Earth.

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  Dec 29, 2016

  NFL Star Cam Newton Grants Wish of 10-Year-Old With Heart Condition

  The NFL MVP granted his critically ill young fan's dearest wish by visiting him a day before a risky procedure.

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  Dec 29, 2016

  3,800-Year-Old Underwater Garden With Potatoes Uncovered in Canada

  Archaeologists discover the earliest evidence that North American natives tended gardens more than 3,000 years ago.