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What is a black moon? How and when you can watch the rare lunar event as it appears in the skies TONIGHT

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This unusual astronomical event, occurring only once every 29 months, has fascinated humans for centuries.

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Is this what Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright's baby will look like? AI predicts the couple's offspring after they announced they are expecting

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While the pair have yet to reveal the due date for their baby, AI now predicts what the offspring will look like in a series of images.

Sunday, Dec 29

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Prophet makes disturbing prediction for 2025: 'There will be war'

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In 2025, regional wars will spread into a broader world conflict, with terror attacks in the United States, according to author and preacher Joshua Giles.

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You've been doing the laundry wrong! Experts reveal exactly how often you should wash your jeans - as they warn overdoing it can destroy their shape and colour

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Which? has released guidelines on how often you should wash 15 common items in your wardrobe, including underwear, skirts, swimwear, and hats and gloves.

Saturday, Dec 28

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Sex in space 'dolphin-style' is the new frontier as scientists call for snuggies, straddling and Velcro

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The rise of the commercial space industry has experts asking how humans may one day be able to have sex in space. A doctor and astronaut revealed the strange and silly ways this might work.

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2025 in SPACEFLIGHT: The incredible missions set to take off next year, revealed - from China's daring asteroid retrieval to the first private trip to Venus

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There's no doubt 2024 saw some incredible space feats - including the first private spacewalk - but 2025 could be an even more remarkable year.

Can YOU tell which is the strongest? Humans are 'terrible' at judging knots - see if you can decipher them

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Whether it's tying your shoelaces or doing up your tie, many of us use knots on a daily basis. Despite this, research has shown that humans are 'terrible' at judging knots.

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'Godfather of AI' shortens odds that new technology will wipe out human race over the next 30 years

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British-Canadian computer scientist Professor Geoffrey Hinton has shortened the odds of AI wiping out humans over the next 30 years, warning the technology could one day 'take control'.

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What would happen minute-by-minute if a SUPERFLARE with the force of billions of atomic bombs hit Earth

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Scientists have warned that Earth is well overdue for a solar 'superflare' - a stellar explosion containing the energy of billions of atomic bombs.

Friday, Dec 27

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Space exploration's most stunning photos in 2024

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This year was historic for space research and exploration, and we have the photos to prove it. Read on to see some of 2024's most jaw-dropping space images, from galaxies to giant rockets.

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Expert predicts women will be having more sex with robots than men next year

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Women might overtaken men in the adoption of sex robots by 2025 - in part, because they already have a technological head start, according to futurist Dr Ian Pearson.

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Experts blame ocean 'blob' for deaths of millions of penguin-like birds in largest species die-off in history

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A marine heat wave known as 'the blob' has killed half of Alaska's common murre population, marking the largest known die-off of a single species in modern history. Scientists warn it could happen again.

Are YOU destined to be alone? Scientists reveal the 3 key personality traits of lifelong singletons - so, do you have them?

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If you were asked to imagine a lifelong singleton, a 'crazy cat lady' might spring to mind. But a new study suggests that there are actually three key personality traits to look out for.

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Mom or dad? Experts reveal which parent passes down traits to their babies

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Children generally inherit a 50/50 split of their parents' respective genes. But certain traits are more likely to come from mom than dad, and vice versa. Here are five traits that favor one parent.

Revealed: The best inventions of 2024 - from Tesla's futuristic Robotaxi to Huawei's tri-fold smartphone

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With 2024 coming to a close, MailOnline has taken a look back at some of the year's coolest gadgets and most mind-blowing inventions.

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Scientists issue urgent warning about drinking TEA - as they discover a single tea bag can release billions of dangerous microplastics into your body

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Scientists from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona have warned that a single tea bag can release billions of dangerous microplastics into your body.

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Fresh warning over 'Doomsday wreck' at the bottom of the Thames: Bomb-laden SS Richard Montgomery may also be packed full of mustard gas, expert warns

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A 'Doomsday wreck' whose bomb-filled hold threatens to unleash a tsunami in the Thames may carry another deadly cargo it's feared - mustard gas.

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Ancient disease discovered in ancient DNA of Egyptian mummy

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The new study, presented this August, may upend past research from 2022 that suggested the bubonic plague spread to Europe via Silk Road traders.

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Former Pentagon official and military witness come forward with shocking UFO revelations as 'drone' wave leaves Americans on edge

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As America's unexplained drone wave continues to instill fear among the public, a military witness has revealed his own late night encounter with a UFO that lit up his camp site but made 'no noise'

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More American families buying $50,000 nuclear bunkers 'than ever before' amid fears of WWIII

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The bunkers are built to survive anything from severe weather or any kind of man-made disaster, all the way up to nuclear warfare, terrorist attacks, chemical or biological attacks.

Thursday, Dec 26

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You've been organising your freezer wrong! Experts reveal exactly how you should arrange foods to save space and prevent waste

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Most of us chuck items into the freezer without thinking twice. But taking a more organised approach could not only save you space, but could also help to prevent food waste.

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Study reveals the science behind holiday gift giving

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The election has laid political opinions bare just in time for the holiday season , and science suggests this could have a big impact on gift giving. People choose gifts based on the receiver's ideology.

Wednesday, Dec 25

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Former defense official says government is hiding UFO secrets from Americans

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Luis Elizondo, former head of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, told Congress about an alleged government group 'hiding the fact that we are not alone in the cosmos'.

Tuesday, Dec 24

Movie fans spot disturbing detail about Interstellar amid film's re-release

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Christopher Nolan's space epic has garnered additional fan scrutiny amid its return to theaters on special 70mm IMAX film - with one harrowing detail being called 'so insane' and 'terrifying.'

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Scientists warn of impending volcanic eruption that humanity is not prepared for

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Planet Earth has a one-in-six chance of a historically massive volcanic eruption this century, according to scientists who warn 'humanity does not have any plan.'

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World's fastest object completes NASA sun mission as historic 'as Apollo moon landing'

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A NASA probe made history Christmas Eve after becoming the closest human-made object to the sun, a feat scientists say was as historic as the Apollo moon landing.

Top psychiatrist reveals key signs you have narcissistic parents... and how to deal with them

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Columbia psychiatrist tells DailyMail.com the top ways to spot signs that they were raised by narcissists, and how to cope with their traumatic parenting.

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Psychologists reveal how to spot a manipulator in just seconds

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Basic body language might be all you need to spot a master manipulator. A new study found a link between how a person stands and ' antisocial and manipulative personality traits.'

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Scientists pinpoint just how fast Santa would have to travel to visit every child on the planet... and reveal why, at this speed, Rudolf's nose wouldn't be red

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With around two billion children waiting for presents tonight, scientists say Santa would need to make a journey equivalent to flying to the sun in just one evening.

Urgent warning in 29 states after canned beverage is recalled over potentially deadly bacteria contamination

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An urgent warning has been issued in 29 states after a brand of coconut water was recalled due to potential bacterial contamination.