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16th-century imperial shipwreck found 4,900 ft deep packed with mystery loot
Read More: 16th-century imperial shipwreck found 4,900 ft deep packed with mystery lootNearly a mile beneath the surface of the Mediterranean, a 16th-century imperial merchant ship has emerged from the dark, its…
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The world’s rarest cancer: The shocking story of the only known case
Read More: The world’s rarest cancer: The shocking story of the only known caseThe rarest cancer on record did not begin in a human organ at all. It started inside a parasite, then…
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Floating solar farms are already rewriting the future of clean power
Read More: Floating solar farms are already rewriting the future of clean powerFloating solar farms have moved from novelty to serious infrastructure, turning reservoirs, lakes and sheltered coastal waters into power plants.…
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Microsoft may drop major Xbox exclusives on Steam and shake up gaming
Read More: Microsoft may drop major Xbox exclusives on Steam and shake up gamingMicrosoft is quietly preparing one of the most radical shifts in Xbox history, moving from a closed console ecosystem toward…
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Tesla Optimus robot is now training with wild kung fu style moves
Read More: Tesla Optimus robot is now training with wild kung fu style movesTesla’s humanoid robot Optimus has moved beyond factory floor demos and careful walking routines into something far more cinematic: practicing…
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How tidal and wave energy could flip the script on renewable power forever
Read More: How tidal and wave energy could flip the script on renewable power foreverThe world’s coastlines are quietly holding one of the most disruptive energy shifts of the century. Tidal and wave technologies…
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Behind robotaxis are 1,000s of hidden workers training AI to drive
Read More: Behind robotaxis are 1,000s of hidden workers training AI to driveRobotaxis are marketed as fully autonomous vehicles gliding through city streets on pure software. In reality, every smooth ride depends…
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How gravity sculpts the universe from Einstein to cosmic magnifying lenses
Read More: How gravity sculpts the universe from Einstein to cosmic magnifying lensesFrom the fall of an apple to the glow of the farthest known star, gravity quietly choreographs almost everything that…
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Artificial trees are capturing CO2 and waging war on climate change
Read More: Artificial trees are capturing CO2 and waging war on climate changeEngineered “trees” are moving from lab sketches to steel and sorbent in the ground, promising to pull carbon dioxide directly…
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The quiet battery revolution that is about to flip the power grid
Read More: The quiet battery revolution that is about to flip the power gridThe power grid is being rewired from the inside out, not by new wires or pylons, but by vast banks…
