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London has been invaded by the walking dead.

The zombies emerged from the River Thames and marched through the streets of London, terrorising and scaring the public.
They even managed to take over Waterloo Station, turning it into "Walkerloo".

The zombies were in London for a PR event to celebrate the premiere of the 8th season of The Walking Dead, which debuted in the UK on October 23rd.

Each actor spent hours in makeup beforehand to achieve the gruesome look.

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Keen diver, Benjamin John Rother, 30, from Pennsylvania visited High Springs, Florida, in the hopes of seeing a natural phenomenon.

After swimming the short distance of a few hundred feet from the Devil Spring System, Rother reached the point where the Santa Fe River meets the Devil’s Ear canyon opening.

The dark tea coloured water of the Santa Fe River is caused by the tannic acid released from the roots of the cypress trees.

The stained river water mixes with nearly 80 million gallons of crystal clear fresh water daily from the Devil’s Spring System and creates the amazing storm effect with the sun shining through.

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A Hungarian company has designed a bike that is powered by strings and not a chain.

The company says the bike is more efficient and cleaner than traditional bikes.

The strings can last 2000km and are easy to replace, watch the video to see them in action.

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The world's first floating offshore wind farm started producing electricity off the Scottish coast on Wednesday.

Hywind Scotland, as the project is known, consists of five huge linked wind turbines which float over deep ocean water while loosely tethered to the seafloor.

They were constructed on land in Norway, and dragged across the North Sea earlier this summer before being moored off the Aberdeenshire coast.

The wind farm is expected to generate enough power for 20,000 households at full capacity according to Statoil, the Norwegian state energy company behind the project.

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British scientists are testing cutting edge gene editing techniques in mice, by inserting a jelly fish gene that makes their skin green.

The research uses CRISPR-Cas9, a gene editing tool that works like a pair of 'molecular scissors', cutting out and replacing specific parts of a cell's DNA.

It's hoped the technology could one day be used for gene editing in humans. In 2016 scientists at Stanford University School of Medicine used it to repair the gene that causes sickle cell disease in stem cells of diseased patients. This could herald a cure for the disease which affects up to 5 million people around the world.

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