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Star sisters: Around 500 stars born together in Theia 456 are now moving together

All the stars streams in the Milky Way have been conveniently named Theia for the Greek Titan goddess of sight and heavenly light.

Time flies on some days, crawls on others: Study locates 'fatigued' neurons that influence our perception of time

The research zeroed in on the region of the brain used to code for time, and responsible for our subjective experience of time.

Meanwhile on Instagram: Artist-photographer Kaamna Patel's travel log is a window to the world

Kaamna Patel is a visual artist and photographer currently based in Mumbai. Her Instagram feed spans several countries and cultures.

CIA releases 4.7 lakh files seized during Osama bin Laden's killing: Hand-written diary points at disdain for West

The CIA released a vast archive of Al-Qaeda documents, including Osama Bin-Laden's handwritten diary, seized in the deadly 2011 raid on his Pakistani compound.

Science journal, 'Current Science' issues warning over fake websites acting as 'predatory journals'

The premier Indian journal is published every fortnight by the Current Science Association in collaboration with the Indian Academy of Sciences.

Time Inc hires bankers to explore takeover, partnership interest - WSJ | Reuters

Time Inc (TIME.N), the publisher of Time, People and Fortune magazines, has tapped Morgan Stanley (MS.N) and Bank of America Corp (BAC.N) to help field takeover or partnership interest, the Wall Street Journal reported.It is far from guaranteed there will be a sale of the company or any other deal, the Journal reported.Shares of Time closed up 8 percent at $17.75 on Thursday. They touched more than a year high of $17.95 on the WSJ report.Time, like many publishers, has been hit by a decline in print ad sales as advertisers spend more on other media and readers increasingly move online.The media company rejected a takeover bid from billionaire investor Edgar Bronfman Jr, the New York Post reported last month.

Southern California firefighters make progress; 100 homes destroyed | Reuters

JPMorgan to pay about $200 million to settle Asia hiring probes - WSJ | Reuters

JPMorgan Chase and Co JPM.N is expected to pay about $200 million to settle criminal and civil probes over its Asia hiring practices, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. JPMorgan would likely admit that its hiring practices, including a China programme in which it hired the children of powerful people, violated a U.S.

Apple finds defects with Apple watch - WSJ | Reuters

(Reuters) - Apple Inc ( AAPL.O ) has found defects with the Apple watch, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources.

Wisconsin police fatally shoot black teen, prompting protest

REUTERS - Wisconsin police fatally shot an apparently unarmed African-American teenager on Friday, prompting dozens of people to protest at the site of the killing, according to police and videos published on social media. Madison Police Chief Mike Koval told reporters that an officer responded to a disturbance at around 6:30 p.m