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The alleged mastermind of last year s deadly Bali bombings testified Monday that he is not afraid of a death sentence but denied involvement in the blasts.Imam Samudra, a 33-year-old textile merchant, declared his innocence when he read out a formal defense plea in the Oct. 12 blasts that killed 202 people, most of them foreign tourists. I am not afraid of being sentenced to death because what I have done so far has put me on the road to Allah, and is in line with the teachin
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da terror network. Samudra acknowledged he had surveyed several locations in Bali with another key suspect, Ali Imron. I only took a walk around Bali with Ali Imron. I did not know what he was planning, he said, reading out the statement. I saw many foreigners who were drunk. They were disgusting. They made me sick, he said.Samudra claimed the United States and its allies had attacked and mistreated Muslims. Muslims have been made
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No matter how wry your sense of humor or how pessimistic your outlook, you have to give into your human cap
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acity for awe at some point. And it might as well be now because this photo is amazing. The spiral galaxy, M74, consists of about 100 billion stars and is 32 million light-years away if you ;re headed toward Pisces. And I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we wish we were. M74 is an Sc galaxy, meaning that it has
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loosely wound spiral arms, clearly resolved into individual stellar clusters and nebulae. This image was created with data recorded in 2003 and 2005 by Hubble Advanced Camera for Surveys, and depicts the galaxy in all its 30,000 light-years-across glory. A major component of the data is hydrogen emissions, which create the patches of red glow. It kind of hard to contextualize or grasp, but M74 is really out in the universe right now, just chillin
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;. That blows my mind. [Astronomy Picture of the Day] AstronomyNASASpace
