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Updated at 10:59 a.m. ETJOPLIN, Mo. - A tornado that killed 117 people in Missouri was the single deadliest twister in the past 60 years, according to National Weather Service.Gov. Jay Nixon s spokesman, Sam Murphey, said Tue
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stanley cup other year, and another set of winners of the Royal Observatory Best Astronomy Photographer. This year overall winner is this insane shot of an aurora captured over a glacier, which is so other-wordly it looks like it was made with special effects. The winning shot was captured by the UK James Woodend over the Vatnaj枚kull Glacier in Iceland, using a Canon 5D and a ten-second exposure. The judges sum everything up perfectly: This beautiful image captures what it really like to see a good aurora 鈥?the landscape, with the reflections which seem almost sharper than the shapes in the sky, is a terrific bonus too! This is the first time an aurora image has won the overall prize: I think what captivated the judges was that it really looked like the aurora was right in front of the viewer 鈥?there no need for exaggerated or stretched colour. ; Woodend wasn ;t the only winner, though: there a whole series of individual-category images, with everything from telescopic glimpses at alien planets to shooting-star landscapes winning prizes. The full list is worth a look, ove
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