A Chinese space station may come back down to earth soon. Scientists are not sure where it might hit. The station might also burn up before it hits the ground.
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For over a week, the City of Atlanta's computer systems have been under attack. The computer files have been taken over by criminals who want over $50,000 to allow the computers to work again.
Newspapers and governments are looking into the way a company used information from FaceBook to change election results in the US and the UK.
Apple wants new emojis to represent people with disabilities. The company says right now there are no emojis to represent people who are blind, deaf, or cannot walk.
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Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous artists in the world. Now scientists have used x-rays to uncover secrets in one of Picasso's famous paintings.
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