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Could water and life exist in the habitable zone of a dead star?

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Planetary Bodies – Where Water and Life Could Exist – Observed for First Time in Habitable Zone of Dead Star A ring of planetary debri studded with moon-sized structures has been observed orbiting close to...
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Long COVID Could Be Linked to the Effects of SARS-CoV-2 on the Vagus Nerve

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New research to be presented at this year’s European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ECCMID 2022, Lisbon, April 23-26) suggests that many of the symptoms connected to post-COVID syndrome (PCC, also known...
International

Flying car, air taxi and eVTOL: which air transport is considered safe

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In Japan, the SD-03 SkyDrive eVTOL flying car has been issued a safety certificate for the first time. By 2025, it can operate in the country as a taxi. "Hi-tech" tells what parameters can...
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Germany‘s most spectacular engineering mistake costs billions

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The most spectacular engineering project in Germany, however, which solves a spectacular problem, is Stuttgart 21. The mistake of engineers now costs billions instead of millions. The project started in 2010. It was supposed...
Africa

Gordian I. The 80-year-old emperor and his 22 days on the throne

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The Roman coin of the 3rd century, the events of which we are talking about, is a denarius of the emperor, who raised an uprising against the assassin of Alexander Sever, and who reigned...
Archeology

Queen Sybil, for whose love Jerusalem fell

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When Sybil of Jerusalem was born in 1160, the crusader state of Jerusalem was not a safe or stable place. Although the land was conquered during the First Crusade and ruled by her family,...
Archeology

Four types of parasites found in feces from ancient Judea

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In the Jerusalem palace of the 7th century BC, evidence was found that representatives of the nobility did not follow the rules of hygiene too much. In 2019-2020, archaeologists unearthed an unusual palace in the...
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Fantastic inventions of Nikola Tesla

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Many legends are associated with the name of the great Serbian physicist and inventor: mysterious death rays, the Philadelphia experiment, secret laboratories. Until the beginning of the twentieth century, electricity in the eyes of ordinary...
Archeology

Crowned falcon. Found a rare artifact of Anne Boleyn, beheaded by King Henry VIII

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After the execution of Anne Boleyn, the king got rid of all her belongings, but this falcon miraculously survived almost in its original form. The original 20 cm by 20.5 cm wooden falcon carving was...
Archeology

500-year-old mosque tiles found in the Netherlands

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The floral tiles offered for sale by an Oriental Art auction house have been returned to Ankara as a result of state-level talks between Turkey and the Netherlands. Celik said the theft of art and...
Science&Technology

Experts Debunk Technology Myths

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Flying vehicles, quantum computers, artificial vision - they are often described by scriptwriters in science fiction films. But their popularity also has a downside - the development of skepticism and distrust in relation to...
Science&Technology

Britain has launched a pilot program to build small nuclear reactors

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The pilot program for their construction is 170 million pounds (236 million dollars), government sources in London said. The British government has selected in 2021 high-temperature gas-cooled reactors as the "most promising model" for the...
International

Personal seal of the Hittite prince found by archaeologists

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During excavations of a settlement in the south of Turkey, artifacts were found that are more than three thousand years old. History The Turkish province of Hatay has long been of interest to archaeologists. In the...
Archeology

British archaeologists unearthed Hitler’s “superweapon of retaliation”

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British archaeologists stumbled upon the wreckage of the V-2 (short for Vergeltungswaffe-2 - "weapon of retaliation") - the world's first ballistic missile, which the Wehrmacht adopted shortly before the fall of the Third Reich....
Science&Technology

Artificial intelligence has restored a lost picture of Picasso

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Algorithm has observed dozens of Picasso's paintings and trained in the style of the Spanish artist A nude portrait of a crouching woman, hidden under the surface of a painting by Pablo Picasso, was unveiled...
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Martian Atmospheric Breakdown: Helicopters Flying on Mars May Glow at Dusk

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This is an artist’s concept of a glow surrounding a drone at Mars during flight. The glow, exaggerated for visibility, might happen if the drone’s spinning rotor blades generate an electric field that causes...
America

NASA Proposes a Way That Dark Matter’s Influence Could Be Directly Observed

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This artist’s rendering shows a view of our own Milky Way Galaxy and its central bar as it might appear if viewed from above. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/R. Hurt (SSC) How Dark Matter Could Be Measured in...
International

Artificial Intelligence’s Quality of Life Index Surprised Scientists

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The artificial intelligence created by scientists from Tomsk State University for assessing the quality of life has produced a paradoxical result. According to this indicator, for example, Ingushetia, Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay-Cherkessia, North Ossetia-Alania, the Altai...
Science&Technology

Bacteria will produce rocket fuel for space missions

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A group of scientists from the Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a concept that bacteria will produce rocket fuel and liquid oxygen from atmospheric CO2 to power a spacecraft on its way back...
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Batteries with sugar, chlorine and carbon. How and where will we store energy in the future

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An international team of scientists has created the world's first combination battery suitable for electric cars. The development is distinguished by safety and high performance: it retained 80% of its capacity after 500 charge...
Archeology

Bioarchaeologists find out why children were mummified in the Capuchin catacombs

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Staffordshire University will conduct the first-ever study of mummified children found in the Capuchin catacombs in Sicily. This is stated in the announcement of the project on the website of the educational institution. Bioarchaeologist Kirsty...
Science&Technology

Scientists have created a soap bubble that does not burst

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Research can also have practical benefits French physicists have announced that they used glycerin to create a soap bubble with gas that lasted 465 days before bursting, UPI reported. They described their experiment in the journal...
Science&Technology

A new battery: how to store energy in medical masks and bean roots

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Scientists did not go crazy when they proposed using bean roots or medical masks as a battery - they will make flexible and cheap batteries that, due to their low cost, can be used...
International

Russian authorities will allocate money for the development of games about the Great Patriotic War

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The Institute for Internet Development, created with the support of the Presidential Administration, will soon begin a competition among game developers - developers will receive grants to create patriotic games about the Great Patriotic...
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Extraordinary Microbes Living in Extremely Harsh Volcanic Lake Show How Life Might Have Existed on Mars

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The extremely harsh Laguna Caliente lake in the crater of the Poás volcano, Costa Rica. Credit: Justin Wang Lake is dominated by bacteria from a single ‘extremophile’ genus. A few specialist microbes survive conditions analogous to...
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