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400-yo Shipwreck Puzzle Finally Cracked After More Than 20 Years of Mystery
Read More: 400-yo Shipwreck Puzzle Finally Cracked After More Than 20 Years of MysteryWith the help of a hospital CT scanner, scientists have cracked the code to a 400-year-old padlock discovered in a treasure-laden shipwreck on a beach in Wales. A metal…
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400-yo Shipwreck Puzzle Finally Cracked After More Than 20 Years of Mystery
Read More: 400-yo Shipwreck Puzzle Finally Cracked After More Than 20 Years of MysteryWith the help of a hospital CT scanner, scientists have cracked the code to a 400-year-old padlock discovered in a treasure-laden shipwreck on a beach in Wales. A metal…
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Italy Sees Collapse in its Homicide Rate to 3rd Lowest in the EU
Read More: Italy Sees Collapse in its Homicide Rate to 3rd Lowest in the EU2023 saw Italy register the lowest homicide rate in the EU, and the 3rd lowest age-standardized homicide rate. These milestones in the dual quest of combatting organized crime and…
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Over 750 Ukraine Civilians Evacuated from Famine Conditions in Most Substantial Truce of the War
Read More: Over 750 Ukraine Civilians Evacuated from Famine Conditions in Most Substantial Truce of the WarHundreds of Ukrainian residents stranded in a Russian-occupied city have been evacuated through a humanitarian escort corridor. In what has been the most significant measure of cooperation between the…
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Islands Near Portugal Turn Off Lights to Protect Seabird Fledglings Every October – 30k Already Saved
Read More: Islands Near Portugal Turn Off Lights to Protect Seabird Fledglings Every October – 30k Already SavedEach autumn, during the last five nights in October, there is a blackout on Corvo island—but it’s not by accident. On the small island in the Portuguese Azores, more…
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Best Spud Harvest in a Decade Clears the Gloom of Crops Failing from Scorching Summer
Read More: Best Spud Harvest in a Decade Clears the Gloom of Crops Failing from Scorching SummerAmid a summer of crop failures, a spud-tacular potato harvest in Japan showed that banner years are still in the almanac even as climate uncertainty continues to make farming…
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SERIES: ANATOMY OF NOISE – How an Informed Society Becomes Weakened 13:20
Read More: SERIES: ANATOMY OF NOISE – How an Informed Society Becomes Weakened 13:20The Myth of “Total Transparency”: When Excess Information Obscures Human Rights In contemporary societies, the protection of human rights depends increasingly on the quality of the informational environment.The mere…
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A Farmer Didn’t Know His Cell Number Was on an Exam Question, Now Uses the Calls He Gets as Opportunities to Inspire
Read More: A Farmer Didn’t Know His Cell Number Was on an Exam Question, Now Uses the Calls He Gets as Opportunities to InspireA young student has been accepted into a prestigious university thanks in part to an unusual source of inspiration: a strawberry farmer he met because of a question on…
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Romans Made Color-Changing Glass–and We’ve Just Replicated After 1,600 Years
Read More: Romans Made Color-Changing Glass–and We’ve Just Replicated After 1,600 YearsThe Romans were incredible materials scientists, having famously invented self-healing concrete that allowed their structures to stand for millennia. Yet for some, it’s the glass that forms this one—yes,…
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Stunning New Opera House Opens With a Gravity-Defying Grand Staircase (LOOK)
Read More: Stunning New Opera House Opens With a Gravity-Defying Grand Staircase (LOOK)Despite its curtain raising rather late in the year, Shanghai’s new opera house has elbowed its way to the front row of international architectural debuts—thanks to a gravity-defying grand…
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Tiny Scottish Island’s Little Historical Society Makes Massive Discovery
Read More: Tiny Scottish Island’s Little Historical Society Makes Massive DiscoveryA Scottish island is now confirmed to have been one of earliest centers of Christian evangelism in the British Isles thanks to a small-town historical society. The massive discovery…