An ancient city “ten times the size of Jericho” has been unearthed in northern Israel. The site, En Esur, is still expected to be paved over by a new road.
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More than 200 years ago, a scroll damaged by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius was unrolled and pasted onto cardboard, even though it had writing on the back. New imagery shows some of what’s hidden.
Earlier this year, Patently Apple introduced the social media network “MeWe” to our navigation bar to provide our fans with an alternative to Facebook. An alternative for those fed-up with Facebook’s losing and selling user data and more. It’s been a successful addition to our site.
The war over supercooled water
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[p]How a hidden coding error fueled a seven-year dispute between two of condensed matter’s top theorists.[/p].
Thanks to this unprecedented look into the early lives of binary stars, researchers have gotten a glimpse into the complex formation of the most common stellar setup.
Windshield wiper technology has been pretty stagnant since Mary Anderson came up with, basically, the swiping blades we recognize today. Sure, we have intermittent settings and rain-sensing and Mercedes had that bonkers Monoblade, but the concept hasn’t changed much since 1903. According to a patent filed in March and published just five days ago though, the reign of the single-pivot wiper may be in trouble, as Tesla has a new idea. A wiper idea.
Ancient Scrolls Charred
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The scrolls may have belonged to Julius Caesar’s father-in-law before Vesuvius carbonized them in 79 A.D.
Win the Race for Invisibility
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The United States must dominate the field of metamaterials to gain the stealth advantage in the next fight.