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Isaac Asimov And His 1964 Predictions: Which Comes True This 2014?

The famed sci-fi author Isaac Asimov was not one of the many icons in history who turned out as epic failures for their predictions. In fact, most of his predictions in the past somehow became true, especially for the 2014 World’s Fair. Some of them are even already apparent as of the present moment.

Winnipeg Museum Displays 1,100 A.D Artefacts

Over 40,000 artefacts were unearthed while the Canadian Museum for Human Rights was being constructed in Winnipeg. Some of those were unveiled on Wednesday by museum officials and archaeologists.

HIV Cure: 5 Lethal Diseases Associated with AIDS, Effective Treatments/Study Progress

HIV researchers are working round-the-clock searching for an effective treatment and cure against HIV infection. However, some people are just too stubborn and continue risky behaviour even with the global threat of the virus. Know the five lethal associated diseases with AIDS and their treatments currently being researched by medical experts.

Escaped One Million Cockroaches Still at Large in China, Major Clean-up Underway [VIDEOS]

About one million cockroaches escaped from a farm in China after the facility was ransacked. The cockroaches were kept to be used in making traditional Chinese medicine. The insects were found to be infesting the nearby cornfields in Dafeng, China and were yet to be contained. The Jiangsu Board of Health has sent five investigators on-site to develop a plan to get rid of the escaped cockroaches. The department will support a large-scale disinfection of the area as soon as possible.

Global Warming: New Research Says Oceans Contribute to Climate Change [VIDEO]

German researchers at the Max-Planck Institute for Meteorology has studied a new factor in global warming which was not previously included in climate change studies. The researchers have discovered that oceans around the world take in more carbon dioxide. When seas take in CO2, they give off a sulphur compound which can block the sun's radiation. Oceans that become more acidic because of fuel-burning emissions can enhance global warming.

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