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Actor Vicky Kaushal has recently joined the bandwagon of Bollywood celebs who took the adventurous ride with Bear Grylls in the show 'Into the wild'. 

Vicky Kaushal to face his fears in the next episode of 'Into the Wild with Bear Grylls'

SUPER: Vicky Kaushal shares trailer of his episode of 'Into The Wild'
 Actor Vicky Kaushal&nbsp;is confronting his fears with adventurous Bear Grylls&nbsp;on the next episode of 'Into The Wild'.&nbsp;
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Sharing the trailer on his Instagram, Vicky&nbsp;wrote,"Walking on uncharted territories with Bear Grylls&nbsp;has been an adventure of a lifetime. He added, from survival tips to facing his fears his journey has been epic.&nbsp;
 SUPER: Vicky Kaushal eats raw crab meat with adventurist Bear Grylls SUPER: Overcoming fear of water to facing sharks, Vicky's journey was epic
 On the episode, fans will see Vicky Kaushal&nbsp;acing some daunting tasks.&nbsp;From eating raw crab meat, to overcoming his hydrophobia to even facing sharks. This episode will be a testimony to Sardar&nbsp;Udham&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;star's daredevil personality.&nbsp;
 SUPER: 'Into The Wild with Bear Grylls streams Friday on Discovery+
 The thrilling episode&nbsp;will air on November 12 on Discovery Plus.

Actor Vicky Kaushal&nbsp;has recently joined the bandwagon of Bollywood&nbsp;celebs&nbsp;who took the&nbsp;adventurous ride with Bear Grylls in the show 'Into the wild'.&nbsp;

Actor <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/katrina-kaif-and-vicky-kaushal-reportedly-had-a-diwali-day-roka-at-kabir-khan-s-house-1636351670312" target="_blank">Vicky Kaushal&nbsp;</a>is confronting his fears with adventurous <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/into-the-wild-with-bear-grylls-ajay-devgn-recounts-how-losing-his-father-shook-him-1634906242594" target="_blank">Bear Grylls</a>&nbsp;on the next episode of 'Into The Wild'.&nbsp; Sharing the trailer on his Instagram, Vicky&nbsp;wrote,"Walking on uncharted territories with Bear Grylls&nbsp;has been an adventure of a lifetime. He added, from survival tips to facing his fears his journey has been epic.&nbsp;
Also read|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/vicky-kaushal-s-into-the-wild-with-bear-grylls-episode-to-premiere-on-nov-12-1636455998840" target="_blank">Vicky Kaushal's 'Into The Wild With Bear Grylls' episode to premiere on Nov 12</a>
 On the episode, fans will see Vicky Kaushal&nbsp;acing some daunting tasks.&nbsp;From eating raw crab meat, to overcoming his hydrophobia to even facing sharks. This episode will be a testimony to Sardar&nbsp;Udham&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;star's daredevil personality.&nbsp;
The thrilling episode&nbsp;will air on November 12 on Discovery Plus.

Two of the world's largest content companies are merging their assets together to create a $150 billion content giant. AT&amp;T and Discovery have agreed to merge their media assets into a separate company .
AT&amp;T owns CNN, HBO and Warner Bros. after it acquired Time Warner, since renamed to WarnerMedia. Discovery&rsquo;s channels include Animal Planet, TLC and the Discovery Channel.
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AT&T and Discovery merger media assets to create $130 bn content giant

Two of the world's largest content companies are merging their assets together to create a $150 billion content giant.

Watch out Netflix and Disney! There is a new media moghul in town

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<li>AT&amp;T and Discovery agree to merge media assets</li>
<li>AT&amp;T and Discovery to host media assets in new company</li>
<li>AT&amp;T via WarnerMedia&nbsp;owns CNN, HBO, Cartoon Network</li>
<li>Discovery channels incluse&nbsp;Animal Planet, TLC, Discovery</li>
</ul>

Two of the world's largest content companies are merging their assets together to create a $150 billion content giant. AT&amp;T and Discovery have agreed to merge their media assets into a separate company .
AT&amp;T owns CNN, HBO and Warner Bros. after it acquired Time Warner, since renamed to WarnerMedia. Discovery&rsquo;s channels include Animal Planet, TLC and the Discovery Channel.
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AT&amp;T&nbsp;and&nbsp;Discovery&nbsp;are in talks for a possible mereger of media assets which would to create an entertainment and lifestyle content giant.
International news reports indicate that talks are in advanced stages and an announcement could be made this week.&nbsp;The deal would bring together such brands as HBO, HBO Max,&nbsp;CNN,&nbsp;Cartoon Network,&nbsp;with global lifestyle powerhouse such as&nbsp;Food Network, HGTV&nbsp;and TLC

Tune In For A Mega Media Merger Between AT&T and Discovery

AT&amp;T likely to merge media assets with Discovery to create $150 bn streaming giant

Tune In For A Mega Media Merger

AT&amp;T&nbsp;and&nbsp;Discovery&nbsp;are in talks for a possible merger of media assets which would to create an entertainment and lifestyle content giant worth $150 bn.
International news reports indicate that talks are in advanced stages and an announcement could be made this week.&nbsp;The deal would bring together such brands as HBO, HBO Max,&nbsp;CNN,&nbsp;Cartoon Network,&nbsp;with global lifestyle powerhouse such as&nbsp;Food Network, HGTV&nbsp;and TLC

Billions of years ago, Mars was not the desolate rock that we now know it as. It was home to several oceans and lakes, but where all this water went, was quite a mystery.
Now, a new study funded by space agency NASA&nbsp;states that most of this water is buried under the surface of the red planet, trapped within the minerals in its crust.&nbsp;The study states that approximately&nbsp;30-99% of the initial water is still trapped in the planet's crust.
Researchers say the&nbsp;Perseverance rover, which landed last month for a multiyear science mission on the planet, might be able to contribute to the area of research.

Vast amount of water buried beneath the surface of Mars, new study finds

Most of the water found on Mars billions of years ago, is trapped under the surface of the planet.

Billions of years ago, Mars was not the desolate rock that we now know it as. It was home to several oceans and lakes, but where all this water went, was quite a mystery.
Now, a new study funded by space agency NASA&nbsp;states that most of this water is buried under the surface of the red planet, trapped within the minerals in its crust.&nbsp;The study states that approximately&nbsp;30-99% of the initial water is still trapped in the planet's crust.
Researchers say the&nbsp;Perseverance rover, which landed last month for a multiyear science mission on the planet, might be able to contribute to the area of research.

Indian students recently discovered 18 new asteroids, the International Astronomical Union has confirmed.
The discovery was made as a part of a global science project called the International Asteroid Discovery Project conducted by STEM and Space in collaboration with International Astronomical Search Collaboration.
According to a PTI report, 150 students from all over India took part in the two-month long campaign to find the asteroids.
As a part of the project, students used advanced software analysis and analysed astronomical data provided by IASC. The report further added that of the 372 asteroid identified by the students, 18 were declared as confirmed discoveries.

18 new asteroids discovered by school students in India, IAU confirms

As a part of a global science project,&nbsp;18 new asteroids have been discovered by school students in India

Indian students recently discovered 18 new asteroids, the International Astronomical Union has confirmed.
The discovery was made as a part of a global science project called the International Asteroid Discovery Project conducted by STEM and Space in collaboration with International Astronomical Search Collaboration.
According to a PTI report, 150 students from all over India took part in the two-month long campaign to find the asteroids.
As a part of the project, students used advanced software analysis and analysed astronomical data provided by IASC. The report further added that of the 372 asteroid identified by the students, 18 were declared as confirmed discoveries.

A new species of comb jelly has been discovered by scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries.
The newly named Duobrachium sparksae&nbsp;was spotted virtually during&nbsp;an underwater expedition using a remotely operated vehicle in 2015 and filmed by an HD camera.
The video can give us enough information to understand the morphology in detail, such as the location of their reproductive parts and other aspects, NOAA&nbsp;scientists said in their report.&nbsp;

Watch: scientists discover new underwater species with HD camera

Watch: scientists discover clear 'balloon-shaped' underwater species

Scientists discover new species of comb jelly near Puerto&nbsp;Rico
Spotted virtually during an underwater remotely operated expedition
'HD video give info to help us gauge the morphology in detail'

A new species of comb jelly has been discovered by scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries near Puerto&nbsp;Rico.
The newly named Duobrachium sparksae&nbsp;was spotted virtually during&nbsp;an underwater expedition using a remotely operated vehicle in 2015 and filmed by an HD camera.
The video can give us enough information to understand the morphology in detail, such as the location of their reproductive parts and other aspects, NOAA&nbsp;scientists said in their report.&nbsp;

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