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8 waterproof Android phones for those rainy days 8 waterproof Android phones for those rainy days Who says electronics and water dont mix? Smartphones that can handle the rain, a dunk in the bath, or a tumble into a puddle are one of 2014's biggest trends, and there are more on their way.Full Story > Who says electronics and water dont mix? Smartphones that can handle the rain, a dunk in the bath, or a tumble into a puddle are one of 2014's biggest trends, and there are more on their way. Full Story > Should the police be able to search your phone without a warrant? Should the police be able to search your phone without a warrant? Two cases in the Supreme Court may determine whether the police can search your phone without a warrant.Full Story > Two cases in the Supreme Court may determine whether the police can search your phone without a warrant. Full Story > 10 tips and tricks to make your Netflix experience even better 10 tips and tricks to make your Netflix experience even better From taking advantage of their in-depth algorithms to improving the browsing experience, these tips will help you get the most out of your Netflix subscription.Full Story > From taking advantage of their in-depth algorithms to improving the browsing experience, these tips will help you get the most out of your Netflix subscription.Full Story > Windows XP is permanently vulnerable to the newest Internet Explorer zero-day flaw Windows XP is permanently vulnerable to the newest Internet Explorer zero-day flaw Microsoft has been alerted to a serious security flaw in versions 6 through 11 of its Internet Explorer Web browser. The good news is its promising to roll out a fix for users soon; but the bad news is if youre still using XP, youll get no fix, leaving your machine vulnerable to attack.Full Story > Microsoft has been alerted to a serious security flaw in versions 6 through 11 of its Internet Explorer Web browser. The good news is its promising to roll out a fix for users soon; but the bad news is if youre still using XP, youll get no fix, leaving your machine vulnerable to attack.Full Story > Latest FCC proposal could completely eradicate net neutrality Latest FCC proposal could completely eradicate net neutrality The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will be distributing a proposal tomorrow that allows broadband Internet providers the ability to provide preferential speed treatment to content providers that pay for that privilege.Full Story > The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will be distributing a proposal tomorrow that allows broadband Internet providers the ability to provide preferential speed treatment to content providers that pay for that privilege. Full Story > Police arrest suspect in Arlington Heights stabbing Police arrest suspect in Arlington Heights stabbing

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(NASA/CNN) The Hubble Space telescope has been sending amazing images of the universe back to Earth for 24 years now.

Hubble was launched into orbit on board the space shuttle Discovery on April 24, 1990.

It's been shedding new light on some of the great mysteries of the universe ever sense.

The giant space telescope has sent back hundreds of thousands of images of faraway galaxies and our own Milky Way galaxy, too.

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Hubble telescope's launch celebrates 24th anniversary