Test Site: how to NOT re-invent the wheel.
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The discovery of the three new moons required special image processing.
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The Bashplemi tablet has surfaced in an archaeological hotbed in Georgia with a brand new writing system.
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Humans can’t change their nature and type but quarks can. This quark mixing has been a puzzle, but now we have a trick to solve it.
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The sarcophagus, made of limestone and buried around two meters underground, was found at St. Nicholas Church in Demre, Turkey.
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Anger is experienced by modern humans in the upper body and hands, while Mesopotamians felt most ‘heated’, ‘enraged’ or ‘angry’ in their feet
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China has made a significant leap in quantum computing with the unveiling of the Tianyan-504, a superconducting quantum computer featuring the 504-qubit Xiaohong chip, setting a new milestone.
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Letters craved on to a personalized bowl found in the grave helped experts identify its occupant, a Roman soldier named Flaccus.
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The vintage toy is now being sold by RR Auction, a Boston-based auction house.
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Unlike traditional fusion machines that need extremely high temperatures, Acceleron’s technology uses muons to achieve fusion at much lower temperatures.
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Researchers claim the method can complete the iron making process in just three to six seconds, compared to the five to six hours required by traditional blast furnaces.
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The Virante car’s Hydrogen Swapping System enables quick tank swaps, eliminating recharge delays for a seamless experience.
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