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Airless tires appeared: they look like animal cell structures

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Hankook unveiled the latest version of its i-Flex airless tire at CES 2022. Hankook showcased the latest version of its i-Flex airless concept tire at CES 2022. The company teamed up with Hyundai and installed a...
Defense

Laser weapons against floating targets tested

Gaston de Persigny -
For the first time, the US Navy has tested laser weapons designed to engage floating targets. Testing took place in December in the Middle East. Writes about this Associated Press. Laser weapons successfully destroyed a...
International

Court in the Netherlands – Scythian gold is owned by Ukraine, not Russia

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A court in the Netherlands has ruled that Scythian gold is owned by Ukraine, not Russia The Court of Appeal in Amsterdam recognized the Scythian gold as Ukrainian property, Novosti reports. "Although the sites originate in...
International

Russia fines Google 87 million euros

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A Moscow court has fined Google more than 7.2 billion rubles (87 million euros) for systematically refusing to remove information that Russia considers illegal, world news agencies reported. This is the first such fine imposed...
Archeology

Anthropological gallery of the inhabitants of ancient Phanagoria

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Anthropologists and scientists from the Institute of Archeology of the Russian Academy of Sciences plan to recreate the image of people who lived in ancient times in the city of Phanagoria on the Taman...
International

Freezing the body: pseudoscience or the path to immortality

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In the early 1960s, a group of enthusiasts introduced the concept of freezing people immediately after death. 60 years later, the idea of ​​cryofreezing is still relevant, although science is still not able to...
International

Ancient grave of a decapitated horse found in Germany

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The animal was buried among the people in the cemetery for nobles and warriors of the Merovingian era. Excavations took place in the city of Knitlingen, in the southern part of Germany, in the state...
Archeology

A collector who lived 105 thousand years ago

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In South Africa, found a cache of a collector who lived 105 thousand years ago Artifacts were found in a stone cave in the Kalahari. This hideout is located on the Ga-Mohana Hill near the city...
America

Italian works of art found in the United States

Gaston de Persigny -
Italian works of art worth 10 million euros have been found in the United States Antiques from various American museums have been found to have been obtained illegally Italian police have found about 200 works of...
News

James Webb Space Telescope Primary Mirror Deployment Has Begun

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Engineers have begun the final stage of Webb’s major structural deployments: the unfolding of its two primary mirror wings. These side panels, which were folded back for launch, each hold three of the observatory’s...
News

How To Weigh a Quasar: Directly Measuring Masses of Supermassive Black Holes

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Schematic representation of a quasar. The hot accretion disk in the center surrounds the black hole, which is invisible here. A dense distribution of gas and dust surrounds it in which individual ionized gas...
News

Super-Resolution Imaging of a Single Cold Atom on a Nanosecond Timescale

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The team of academician GUO Guangcan of University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has made important progress in the research of cold atom super-resolution imaging. The...
International

The United States has approved eye drops that replace adult reading glasses

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This is how people with senile farsightedness are helped The US health regulator has approved eye drops that can replace reading glasses for people with senile farsightedness, BNT reports. The drug has been in pharmacies in...
News

Past lives: should we look at it from religion, science, or both?

Juan Sanchez Gil -
Past lives is a question that sounds mystical. Have we ever lived before? My dear grandmother has always told me that there is no evidence that we have lived before.  I asked him if there was any...
Archeology

Candy from a Grand Duchess for a restorer at the Hermitage

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The emperor's sister hid the delicacy in the sleeve of her ball gown. Hermitage restorer Galina Fedorova came across an unexpected gift in the ball gown of Grand Duchess Ksenia Alexandrovna, sister of Russian Emperor...
News

Do Hangover Cures Work? Here’s the Latest Scientific Research Review

Society for the Study of Addiction -
A new systematic review has found only very low-quality evidence that substances claiming to treat or prevent alcohol-induced hangover work.  The researchers call for more rigorous scientific exploration of the effectiveness of these remedies for...
News

Science Made Simple: What Are Neutron Stars?

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A neutron star begins its life as a star between about 7 and 20 times the mass of the sun. When this type of star runs out of fuel, it collapses under its own...
Archeology

The mythical temple of Melkart discovered

Petar Gramatikov -
Researchers from the University of Seville may have managed to locate the long-sought ruins of the temple of the Phoenician god Melkart, whom locals call Hercules Gaditano. It is a monumental structure in the Gulf...
News

Ancient DNA From Neolithic Tombs in Britain Reveals the World’s Oldest Family Tree

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Hazleton Long Barrow. Credit: Courtesy of Corinium Museum, copyright Cotswold District Council Analysis of ancient DNA from one of the best-preserved Neolithic tombs in Britain has revealed that most of the people buried there were...
News

New dinosaur species discovered Was Behemoth of Oceans

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County -
The skull of the first giant creature to ever inhabit the Earth, the ichthyosaur “Cymbospondylus youngorum” currently on display at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM). Credit: Photo by Natalja Kent,...
Science&Technology

Mergers: Commission approves acquisition of Nuance by Microsoft

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The European Commission has approved unconditionally, under the EU Merger Regulation, the proposed acquisition of Nuance Communications, Inc. (‘Nuance') by Microsoft Corporation (‘Microsoft'). The Commission concluded that the transaction would raise no competition concerns in the European Economic Area (‘EEA').
International

Forgotten fossils

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The remains of ancient animals were wrapped in 100-year-old newspapers. Two dozen fossils, wrapped in multiple layers of newspaper and tied with twine, were found in wooden boxes on one of the shelves in the...
International

Artificial intelligence spoke at a conference

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A professor and researcher at Oxford University invited artificial intelligence to the conference. The topic of discussion at the Oxford Union was the ethics of AI. But even the developers themselves were stunned by...
News

World’s Next Gen Cosmic Observatory: Webb Space Telescope and Ariane 5

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The world’s next generation cosmic observatory, the James Webb Space Telescope, is due for launch on an Ariane 5 from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. Webb is a joint project between NASA, the European Space...
News

Secret Embraces of Stars – With Far-Reaching Consequences – Revealed by Gigantic Telescope

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A pair of stars at the start of a common envelope phase. In this artist’s impression, we get a view from very close to a binary system in which two stars have just started...
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