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AI tool deciphers Herculaneum Scroll and it’s all about…pleasure!

Offering new insights into pleasure across the ancient Aegean, where it wasn't a guilty pleasure but a cultural cornerstone

US Space Force wants orbital filling stations for its satellites

The Space Force is particularly interested in this technology because military satellites rely heavily on propulsion for various operations

Recent mega-hurricanes prompt calls for a new Category 6

Currently the National Hurricane Center uses a measure called the Saffir-Simpson Windscale to classify the intensity of hurricanes in the Western Hemisphere & alert people in the area to take appropriate precautions

Earth’s moon is shrinking & here’s what scientists say that could mean

A study funded by NASA is ringing an alarm bell

Neuralink: Can Musk’s brain technology change the world?

Elon Musk is no stranger to bold claims - from his plans to colonise Mars to his dreams of building transport links underneath our biggest cities. This week the world's richest man said his Neuralink division had successfully implanted its first wireless brain chip into a human.

Graphene can replace sand to make lighter, stronger concrete

“Initial experiments where metallurgical coke was converted into graphene resulted in a material that appeared similar in size to sand”

NASA issues warning as asteroid the size of a football pitch approaches Earth

“There are millions of asteroids in our solar system, of which around 2,350 asteroids have been classified as potentially hazardous"

Elon Musk’s Neuralink successfully installs chip into human brain for first time

Neuralink Corp is developing a brain implant aimed at assisting paralyzed individuals in walking again and treating other neurological disorders

“Pentagons ex Alien Hunter admits a lot of UFO sightings are secret military crafts”

A lot, but not all....

Neutron star discovered orbiting mysterious object that shouldn’t exist

The mystery began when astronomers spotted a pulsar in a globular cluster called NGC 1851, in the constellation of Columba

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