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  • Senior Science and Technology Reporter, Daily Mail
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See the early universe like never before: Simulation reveals what happened in first 2 billion years

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An incredible simulation has revealed the earliest moments of our universe as they have never been seen before. This groundbreaking model, dubbed 'Lumina', captures exactly what happened in the first two billion years of our history following the Big Bang. Lumina traces the bafflingly complex interactions between matter, dark matter and radiation, showing how the very first galaxies formed and shaped the universe around them.
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The Sphinx was built from rocks filled with hidden fossils of ancient crocodiles, scientists find

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By Wiliam Hunter Verified
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The Sphinx is one of ancient Egypt 's most enigmatic monuments, and now scientists have found that it could be hiding a very unusual secret. According to new research, the legendary half-human-half-lion was built from rocks filled with the hidden fossils of ancient crocodiles. Scientists discovered a new species of extinct crocodile in the rocks of the Mokattam Formation in northern Egypt, which are 54million years old.
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Pet owners who spend more time close to their cats are happier, study finds

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By Wiliam Hunter Verified
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Scientists have discovered a surprising key to staying happy: cats! Researchers from Kyoto University found that spending time with your feline can produce a measurable boost to mood and wellbeing. However, just having a cat in the house isn't enough to get the happiness–boosting effects. The researchers discovered that people who spend more time physically close to their cats had more positive moods than other cat owners.
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