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Senior Science & Tech Reporter for @MailOnline. I write mostly about space. All views my own. Pod: https://t.co/Z85z8pm2KW ryan.morrison@mailonline.co.uk

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The Sun emitted a significant solar flare early this morning, peaking at 1:01 a.m. ET. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory captured an image of the event, which was classified as M5.5.
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Interesting playing @FortniteGame on an iPhone again. Brilliantly done by @NVIDIAGFN with intuitive controls close to native. Does need a solid and stable internet connection.

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I understand the need for this, but we should be encouraging remote work where possible and a shift from central offices - it brings more money to local areas, distributing wealth across the country, and is much better for the environment. https://apple.news/AIPo2fOCkRpiBQACpa8HbTQ

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Would our gravitational wave detectors be strong enough to pick up a planetary-scale collision in a distant, young star system? Something akin to what may have led to the formation of the moon? Or is it just for the big stuff like black holes?

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Theorists from @CEA_Officiel and CERN propose a new theory to explain two fundamental physics puzzles: the surprisingly small mass of the Higgs boson and the puzzling symmetry properties of the strong force.

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