NASA uses GPS on the moon for the first time
Blue Ghost’s LuGRE system paves the way for astronauts navigating the lunar surface. The post NASA uses GPS on the
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Mount Vesuvius eruption turned a victim’s brain into glass
The 2,000-year-old remains are the only known examples of their kind. The post Mount Vesuvius eruption turned a victim’s brain
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At 281 mph, China tests its fastest high-speed train
The electric CR450 could be operational by the end of the year. The post At 281 mph, China tests its
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Scotland certifies official tartan to honor its ‘witches’
The Witchcraft Act of 1563 resulted in the deaths of thousands of falsely accused victims. The post Scotland certifies official
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Southeast Asian sailors possibly mastered seafaring before Polynesians
Their first voyages could date as far back as 40,000 years ago. The post Southeast Asian sailors possibly mastered seafaring
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Viking mouths were a painful mess
CT scans of 12th century skulls showed signs of ‘severe morbidity.’ The post Viking mouths were a painful mess appeared
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Scientists finally figured out why tomatoes don’t kill you
Once believed poisonous, tomatoes still contain toxic compounds. So why can we eat them? The post Scientists finally figured out
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New state of matter powers Microsoft quantum computing chip
Majorana 1 relies on ‘topological superconductivity,’ a never-before-seen theoretical form of matter. The post New state of matter powers Microsoft
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The Great Wall of China is 300 years older than we thought
New archeological finds in Shandong Province revise the massive engineering feat's previous timeline. The post The Great Wall of China
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Pharaoh’s tomb is the biggest ancient Egyptian discovery since King Tutankhamun
Thutmose II didn’t rule for long, but the find marks a major moment for Egyptology. The post Pharaoh’s tomb is
