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Humans Made Fire 365,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
British Museum archaeologists discover humans made fire 415,000 years ago in England, 365,000 years earlier than previously known. Evidence includes heated clay, damaged tools,...
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Quantum Wire Defies Physics: Mass and Energy Flow Without Friction
TU Wien physicists create quantum wire where mass and energy flow without friction, confirming generalized hydrodynamics theory and opening new possibilities for quantum technologies.
Pompeii Excavation Reveals Roman Concrete's Self-Healing Secret
Archaeologists in Pompeii discovered a preserved construction site revealing Roman 'hot mixing' concrete technique that creates self-healing properties, explaining why...
Pompeii Excavation Reveals Secrets of Self-Healing Roman Concrete
Archaeologists in Pompeii have uncovered a perfectly preserved Roman construction site that confirms how ancient Romans created self-healing concrete using a 'hot-mixing'...
Ancient Jerusalem Wall Unearthed: 2,100-Year-Old Hasmonean Discovery
Archaeologists have uncovered a 40-meter section of Jerusalem's 2,100-year-old Hasmonean city wall at the Tower of David Museum. The discovery reveals sophisticated ancient...
Gene Editing Ethics Panel Issues Key Governance Recommendations
An international ethics panel releases comprehensive recommendations for governing human gene editing, emphasizing consent protocols, clinical safeguards, and clear...