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Dark Mode on Snapchat - here's how to get it. https://bit.ly/3fgQW7o

Many animals are intelligent enough to respond to numbers, but only humans have developed counting systems. https://bit.ly/3C3rs74

Tech giants and other businesses are grappling with bringing employees back to offices following the pandemic. https://bit.ly/2VbUgK2

Passenger Locator Forms should be free to download from government websites. https://bit.ly/3xfuFNg

It's name is Ben and Jerry. https://bit.ly/3BYWQUz

It was predicted by Albert Einstein more than 100 years ago, but just observed for the first time. https://bit.ly/3BSNIAR

Transplant waiting lists are at an all-time high after pandemic-related delays. https://bit.ly/3zT2DsZ

A report had suggested Amazon was 'lining up Bitcoin payments and token', according to an unnamed insider. https://bit.ly/3rGmPeA

It can extract almost any piece of information on a phone once it infects it. https://bit.ly/2TGcVNs

Citizen is a neighborhood watch app that's being called the 'Uber of journalism'. https://bit.ly/2ViRFO5

Our lives and our personhoods are increasingly linked to the places of our online presence, and a Facebook, Instagram or Twitter page can take on a whole new meaning after someone has gone. https://bit.ly/3xaIeNW

The vessel was sunk over 2,000 years ago when the temple it was moored next to collapsed in an earthquake. https://bit.ly/3iZzqWc

Research claims the extent of this increase depends on warming rate rather than the amount of warming. https://bit.ly/3f1067O

It will create over 50 new jobs in security, privacy and policy. https://bit.ly/3zEgu61

The birth of moons around exoplanets looks like something from Lord of the Rings. https://bit.ly/2WhoD1U

Just because you went up, doesn't make you an astronaut. https://bit.ly/3wZTDjK

If the mission is successful, Boeing's craft could become a space taxi service for Nasa. https://bit.ly/2V7tKRQ

The hatchlings were nimble little fliers. https://bit.ly/3eUu2lW

Did you see the moon last night? https://bit.ly/3rxwuEc

2020’s Buck Moon as photographer in New York, US (Picture: Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images) The next full moon is set to appear tonight – or more accurately, in the early hours of Saturday morning. It’s called a Buck Moon – sometimes a Thunder Moon – as it’s the seventh of the year. But does that explain why the moon’s been looking orange over the last few nights? And is there a good way to capture the natural phenomenon on camera, given that it’s so hard to snap a great picture of the moon? Here’s what you need to know. What is the Buck Moon exactly? Every month has one full moon – and the seventh, taking place in July, is called the Buck Moon. 2019’s Buck Moon as seen in London, UK (Picture: Dinendra Haria/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) It has a bunch of alternative names, too. You may have heard of Thunder Moon, Hey Moon, Wort Moon or even Berry Moon. There’s no specific date for the Buck Moon each year as the lunar cycle takes place...

The tech giant says a fix is on the way. https://bit.ly/2UzoqHa

The gap provides good immunity as the Delta variant spreads. https://bit.ly/2UxLcPH

'CEOs fear the prospect of standing in a courtroom dock far more than a fine.' https://bit.ly/3hUnmq3

The rover is equipped with state-of-the-art scientific cameras and analysis tools. https://bit.ly/3Bu7UsA

The 28 novel viruses could help scientists understand how microorganisms thrive in extreme conditions. https://bit.ly/3hWQqNK

Such an extensive and expensive project should somehow benefit our society, but I really struggle to see that yet. https://bit.ly/3wW1tLf

Astronomers used three massive telescopes to create the images. https://bit.ly/3Bhfp5U

It's all about vintage mics and JBL speakers. https://bit.ly/2UXWZ9u

Some say Branson didn't quite make it into space. https://bit.ly/3xQn2OJ

Multi-device syncing is currently rolling out to a few select beta testers. https://bit.ly/2UicOrM

Butterflies have had a 'disastrous' spring due to all the rain. https://bit.ly/3ilPwJH

Oliver Daemen has replaced the anonymous winner of an auction to fly into space with Blue Origin next week. https://bit.ly/3kmFESj

Bukayo Saka was targeted by racist trolls on the platform. https://bit.ly/3wKZ8ma

The iPhone ignores the internet's favourite number. https://bit.ly/3xGkdQc

Is technology the cause of, or solution to, our sleep problems? https://bit.ly/3yXyLeo

Nasa's Sea Level Change Science Team calculated that a lunar cycle in the mid-2030s will amplify rising sea levels from climate change https://bit.ly/3B5IBfZ

Ewe must be joking. https://bit.ly/36Abi6S

Football-sized goldfish are infesting the lakes after owners dump them on the sly. https://bit.ly/3efuif1

The car company says the software 'may do the wrong thing at the worst time'. https://bit.ly/3yXwH6f

The once-native semi-aquatic mammals are making a return to Britain. https://bit.ly/3r7t1fx

Tilted planets could have twice as much of the nutrients capable of evolving complex organisms. https://bit.ly/3B3Ilyn

'None of our astronauts have an asterisk next to their name'. https://bit.ly/3wAUcAq

Branson has beaten fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos to space by nine days. https://bit.ly/3ATkTDC

The billionaire buddies are supporting each others' space endeavours. https://bit.ly/3htsRvE

The launch has been pushed back by 90 minutes. https://bit.ly/3xCvgtx

The 70-year-old billionaire is set to travel to space this weekend. https://bit.ly/2T3YlPC

The payments are a response to a 'unique' and 'challenging' year. https://bit.ly/3kfceFZ

Home is where the hurt is. https://bit.ly/3hP9Vqg

'Interdimensional bird turds?' https://bit.ly/3k0SmG8

Human brains and bodies have fluctuated over the centuries because of changes in temperature. https://bit.ly/2TLpt68