Name: Grounded Boeing 737 May Mean Pricier Flights During the Holiday Season
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Description: Veuer's Elizabeth Keatinge explains why the grounded Boeing 737 may mean more expensive flights for you.

Boeing says it regrets concerns over internal messages

The company says it's unfortunate that messages between co-workers it turned over last week weren't released in a manner allowing for 'meaningful explanation.'

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Deep-sea explorers uncover Japanese ship that sank during WWII

Hundreds of miles off the Pacific's Midway Atoll, the remains of the Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga have been found for the first time since 1942.

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NASA Captures Lumpy, Technicolor Death of a Star

New images show detailed patterns in the Tycho supernova remnants. Scientists think the 'clumpiness' may have been caused by multiple ignition points during its explosion, like TNT being set off simultaneously in different spots.

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NASA Considering Inflatable Space Habitats for Moon Mission

This brings a whole new meaning to the phrase, 'moon bounce.'

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Report: Samsung working on fix to bug that lets anyone open Galaxy S10

A British woman reportedly said her husband was able to unlock her phone even though his print wasn't registered.

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Giant Iceberg Spotted Breaking Off Antarctic Ice Shelf

A massive ice chunk calved away from the Getz Ice Shelf in Antarctica and is now spinning into the Amundsen Sea.

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Five of Saturn's Moons Captured in One Stunning Shot

NASA's Cassini spacecraft snapped an image of not one, not two, but five of Saturn's moons all at once. Capturing all 82 of the planet's satellites together? Now, that would pose quite the challenge.

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Baby Planets May Be Creating These Gas 'Waterfalls'

A University of Michigan-led research team went to astronomical lengths to chase gas flowing like waterfalls in a young star's protoplanetary disk.

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Weird Disk Around a Black Hole Spins the Wrong Way

Most black holes have an accretion disk that spins around in the same direction, but the one at the center of Galaxy NGC 1068 is doing something much different.

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World's Fastest Ant Runs the Equivalent of 400 mph for Humans

New study shows Saharan silver ants hit record-breaking speeds as they gallop across the hot desert sand at about 47 strides per second.

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Hundreds in US, worldwide charged in massive child porn website bust

The Justice Department said the Darknet website was the first of its kind to sell videos using Bitcoin.

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Rare Horses Caught on Camera in Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

The last remaining subspecies of wild horses have been taking shelter in abandoned Chernobyl villages. The endangered species has been using empty structures, particularly barns, to sleep and even breed, which gives conservationists some hope.

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Origin of World's Largest Accessible Geode Discovered

A research team ventured into the toothy maw of the geode of Pulpí in Spain. Nearly 20 years after its discovery, they've finally learned how the crystal cave came to be.

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It's Not Frost Covering This Field, It's a Giant Spider Web

Leo Anderson thought the spider web was frost when he first spotted it blanketing a field in Scotland. He said the phenomenon went on for 'hundreds of yards.'

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'They have literally broken jaws' | Fisheries biologist warns against jumping silver carp threat

Dr. Timothy Joseph said the invasive species has ruined lake environments in Alabama, and could affect environments and the economy in East Tennessee.

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Planet-Hunting Telescope in Chile Gets 'Unexpected Visitor'

One of the European Southern Observatory's telescopes at La Silla Observatory in Chile captured the photobombing bird while marveling at the Milky Way.

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