Archeology
Villa of King Theodoric the Great found in Italy
In Italy, near the city of Verona, archaeologists have discovered part of an ancient Roman mosaic floor from the villa of Theodoric the Great, king of the Ostrogoths. Presumably, it…
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Validating Models for Next-Generation Fusion Power Plants
According to recent simulations and analysis, the flagship fusion facility of the United States Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) might serve as the model for an…
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50% of Parents Regularly Give Kids Dietary Supplements
Over half of parents agree that it’s difficult to get their child to eat a well-balanced diet and half say their child regularly takes a supplement. 3 in 5 parents…
Asia
EU Commission: Launching the EU-India Trade and Technology Council
Establishing the EU-India Trade and Technology Council is a key step towards a strengthened strategic partnership, Commission says
International
Why NASA leaves men longer than women in space
Every day the Earth is exposed to ionizing radiation, high-energy waves that can destroy electrons from atoms in the body Every day the Earth is exposed to ionizing radiation, high-energy…
Archeology
Volcanoes contributed to the collapse of the Chinese dynasties
Large volcanic eruptions, as you know, are capable of creating the effect of nuclear winter - blocking sunlight (this leads not only to a decrease in temperature on Earth, but…
Archeology
Treasures of a lost civilization, mentioned in a famous book of fairy tales, found
Marine archaeologists have made a statement about the discovery of the possible location of the kingdom of Srivijaya, which centuries ago was considered extremely powerful. The treasures of the empire,…
Africa
Traces of a “parallel” civilization to Ancient Egypt have been discovered
An international team of archaeologists who have been working on the banks of the Nile in Sudan for many years has published data on numerous tombs of Nubian civilization. The…
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Jupiter’s Innermost Moon – Io – Has Spectacular Dunes
NASA’s Galileo spacecraft image of Jupiter’s moon Io, the planet’s third-largest moon. Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona Rutgers study shows new way dunes can form on varied celestial surfaces. Scientists have…
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Simulating Supernova Remnants and Star Formation
Simulating Supernova Remnants and Star Formation With a High-Power Laser in Earthbound Lab