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Digital 'Google Maps' for Roman Empire Roads Launched
New digital atlas Itiner-e maps 300,000 km of Roman roads across 40 countries, doubling previous estimates. Researchers used satellite...
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November 2025 Supermoon: Brightest Beaver Moon of the Year
The November 2025 supermoon is the year's brightest and closest full moon, appearing 14% larger and 30% brighter than average. Visible...
Civet Coffee's Chemical Secrets Revealed in New Study
New research reveals civet coffee's chemical secrets: higher fat content and elevated levels of caprylic and capric acid methyl esters...
Ancient Dino Fossil Rewrites Evolution of Long-Necked Giants
A 230-million-year-old dinosaur fossil discovered in Argentina reveals early evolution of long necks in sauropods, rewriting our...
CRISPR Ethics Debate Intensifies as New Regulations Proposed
International scientific bodies propose 10-year moratorium on human germline editing while supporting somatic therapies. Public...
Nobel Physics Prize for Quantum Tunneling Breakthrough
Three scientists win 2025 Nobel Physics Prize for proving quantum effects occur in macroscopic systems, challenging physics fundamentals...