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The judge in Kobe Bryant s rape trial on Monday ordered prosecutors to turn over two pairs of his accuser s underwear, a move defense attorneys say will help them exonerate the NBA star.A key two-day hearing opened with the defense repeatedly saying the underwear is exculpatory evidence that will prove their claim th
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The Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission just saw something bright in the Andromeda Galaxy. It was either a Gamma-Ray Burst or an Ultraluminous X-Ray Object, but either way it will be the closest event we ;ve ever observed. 8230;unless it just a known X-ray object, a programming bug, and a thunderstorm.. A portrait of Andromeda by Swift in ultraviolet and optical light. Image credit: NASA/Swift/Stefan Immler/Erin Grand Twitter exploded with excited astronomers and astrophysicists.We might have just seen a Gamma Ray Burst from the Andromeda Galaxy. If we did, that incredible! But to hold on
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