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NASA: July 2016 is the Hottest Month in Recorded History
NASA has classified July 2016 to be the hottest month on record. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has observed a record-breaking temperature last July, making it the hottest month on Earth since instrumental records began in 1880.
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World’s First Quantum-Communications Satellite Launched by China
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NASA Plans to Capture Asteroid for Technology Tests
Fifth Force of Nature Reportedly Found
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