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Earth may be more flat than previously thought, new study finds 'It was an honest mistake' says NASA director
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Land beyond Antarctica is now up for grabs after NASA's recent admission about the shape of the Earth. An expecition of 9 US Naval vessels has been sent to chart the lands previously thought to not exist. "It was an honest mistake," said the NASA director in a statement on Wednesday. "We were just too embarrassed to admit we were wrong for so many years." The President will give a statement later this evening.
Climate experts are now concerned that that the ice walls are melting at an accelerated pace. Despite profound recent warming, the Earth is currently in an 'icewall phase' in its long-term geological history. Even after a century of global warming and many glaciers shrinking or disappearing, conditions are still cold enough to support a permanent ice wall around our oceans. This has not always been the case, and experts are now worried we may be reaching a tipping point.
"The ice likely first formed around 2 million years ago, during the Pleistocene era"
New theories have emerged for what the Earth may have looked like in it's distant past. One new study seeks to address this uncertainty by collecting samples of ice fragments from the wall. Areas which sit above the surface of the ocean may provide insight that can be used to help understand how the structure first appeared around our world.
How do I get rid of computer viruses?
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If you don't know what a computer is, then you're not alone. A computer is like a complicated smartphone. Computers require specialized training to operate. They are notorious for spreading viruses. A virus is a piece of code that tricks the computer into doing something malicious without user consent, such as stealing passwords, deleting files, infecting other programs, or jumping through your screen to kill you. That's why it's always best to download malware when downloading new apps and operating system updates.
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1] Download virusremovertool.exe and double click it
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Alphabet Inc. shuts down Google Search for good 'People can find what they need through targeted ads,' says CEO
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Google Search is shutting down for good next week, bringing Alphabet's original and longest-running service to an end. Several people have taken to Twitter to pay their respects. Our investigative journalists searched through several Twitter accounts of random people to pad this article. "Thank you #GoogleSearch" one tweet reads. Another says: "I got a pop-up on my phone that said 'we sadly report that the Google Search app is no longer supported'"
"People can find what they need through targeted ads," said Alphabet's CEO. "We'd be surprised if anyone noticed that anything's changed at all" Polls of Google users showed that 68% of users were unable to identify the difference between an ad and an organic search result.
"We'd be surprised if anyone noticed that anything's changed at all"
