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Gold from trash: Britain's Royal Mint turns e-waste into jewelry

The Royal Mint has begun extracting gold from old electronic circuit boards, transforming it into exquisite jewelry through a chemical process. The Royal Mint of England, an institution with a history of coin minting spanning over a thousand years, ...

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Calendar older than the pyramids: archaeologists have deciphered 12,000-year-old symbols in Turkey

Archaeologists believe that the 12,000-year-old markings on the stone pillar at Göbekli Tepe may represent the oldest solar calendar in history, created in memory of a catastrophic comet impact. Researchers from the University of Edinburgh found tha...

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Three of the Sun's biggest mysteries that still trouble astrophysicists today

Despite significant advances in solar research over the past few decades, scientists still encounter several unsolved mysteries regarding our star that they aim to resolve through current and future missions. The launch of satellites into space has ...

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A 100-meter tower on the Moon will provide astronauts with power, communication and light

The company Honeybee Robotics has developed a unique multifunctional tower designed to provide astronauts with light, energy, and communication during missions to the Moon. Honeybee Robotics, now owned by Blue OriginBlue Origin is an American privat...

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Not so secret: an astrophotographer showed China's spy space plane and revealed some of its characteristics (photo)

The photo shows two solar panels and gives an idea of the aircraft's size—likely around 10 meters in length—which means the Chinese "flying spy" is larger than the X-37B operated by the U.S. Space Forces. The Chinese spaceplane (which was supposed t...

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British scientists have created 3D-printed "waffle" filters that remove up to 75% of "everlasting chemicals" from water

Researchers from the University of Bath in the UK have developed a new method for removing toxic "forever chemicals" from wastewater using specially treated ceramic lattices printed with a 3D printer. Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (P...

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An anomalous "rain" of antimatter has been detected on the ISS - scientists suggest dark matter activity beyond the limits of modern physics

Reports of 10 antihelium nuclei colliding with the ISS have inspired theoretical physicists to propose ideas that extend beyond current scientific models. Although a small cluster of cosmic particles might not seem particularly remarkable at first g...

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Is Venus the geologic twin of early Earth? New study changes the view of planetary evolution

Scientists have found that the vast plateaus on Venus, known as tesserae, may have formed through processes similar to those that created the Earth's oldest continents billions of years ago. This international study was led by Associate Professor Fa...

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Death in agony: scientists reveal new details about Egyptian 'screaming woman' mummy

Researchers have determined that the famous Egyptian mummy, known for its contorted face, actually died in agony rather than due to the negligence of embalmers. The Metropolitan Museum expedition discovered the mummy in 1935 inside a wooden coffin b...

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It's not like the others. Astronomers have spotted a star that looks like the Sun, and it's moving very strangely

The star V889 Herculis exhibits an unusual rotation profile that contradicts well-known models of stellar dynamics. Astronomers have found that its mid-latitudes rotate faster than the equator and the poles. Unlike the Sun, where the equator rotates...

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Biological weapons in reverse: scientists released from a drone mosquitoes with bacteria that destroy disease

Researchers have tested the aerial release of mosquitoes infected with bacteria that combat disease. According to WHO data, dengue fever affects 390 million people annually. The dissemination of infected mosquitoes via drones has been associated by c...

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A 12,000-year-old burial site of a shamaness has been unearthed in Turkey - with a hint of violent ancient rites

In the grave of a woman, researchers found a bison skull, partridge wings, and the paws of a marten. In 2019, Turkish researchers uncovered the burial site of a woman approximately 12,000 years old in the settlement of Çemka Höyük in southeastern Tu...

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Mass extinction will not happen: on the Moon they want to create a bank with genetic material from the Earth

The concept involves utilizing the naturally cold regions of the Moon to preserve the genetic material of endangered species. Mary Hagedorn, the lead author of the study from the Smithsonian National Zoo and the Institute of Conservation Biology, ex...

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Life on Earth could have been "brought" by powerful lightning strikes, not comets - and here's why

Scientists from Harvard University have determined that lightning strikes from clouds to the Earth may have played a crucial role in the formation of essential life-sustaining chemical compounds on early Earth. A group of chemists from Harvard condu...

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Much larger than thought. New calculations show that the boundaries of the solar system need to be expanded

Until now, scientists believed that the Solar System concludes with the hypothetical Oort cloud, which is situated just over one light-year from the Sun. However, new research from American scientists may significantly alter this understanding. Edwa...

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