Archaeologists from the National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) have unearthed a rare collection of wooden writing tablets dating from the Roman period.
The discovery was made in Izernore, a commune in the Ain department…
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Planetary Scientists Discover New Mineral on Mars
The newly-discovered mineral, named ferric hydroxysulfate, provides clues about the environment and history of the Red Planet, including the possibility of former lava, ash or hydrothermal activity.
Spectrally distinct units at the Juventae…
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Quantum Sensors Sidestep Heisenberg Uncertainty Limits
A cornerstone of quantum physics is uncertainty. Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle states that the more precisely you pinpoint the position of a particle, the less precisely you can know its momentum at the same time, and vice versa.
However, a…
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Rethinking Our Place in the Universe
Author(s): Matteo Viel
The new map of the Universe’s expansion history released by the DESI Collaboration offers hints at a breakdown of the standard model of cosmology.
[Physics 18, 130] Published Mon Oct 06, 2025
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Women in robotics you need to know about 2025
October 1 was International Women in Robotics Day, and we’re delighted to introduce this year’s edition of “Women in Robotics You Need to Know About”! Robotics is no longer confined to…
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Depiction of Ancient Egyptian deities found in Roman bathhouse
Excavations in the city of Sagalassos in southwestern Turkey have uncovered Ancient Egyptian imagery in a Roman-era bathhouse.
Sagalassos emerged as the foremost urban centre of Pisidia, earning special distinction under Emperor Hadrian, who…
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For 170 years, U.S. Cities have followed a hidden law of growth and decline
A new study from the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) finds that the economic evolution of U.S. cities has followed a remarkably consistent pattern for 170 years. As cities grow and diversify, they still tend to maintain a steady level of “coherence”…
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Lighting the way for electric vehicles by using streetlamps as chargers
Electric vehicles (EVs) can help cut fuel expenses and lower emissions compared to gasoline-powered cars. However, their success depends heavily on the availability of convenient charging options. For people living in apartment complexes or dense…
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Black holes might hold the key to a 60-year cosmic mystery
The universe is teeming with many forms of radiation and energetic particles that we can detect from Earth. These include photons covering the full electromagnetic spectrum, from the faintest radio signals to the most intense gamma rays. It also…
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These little robots literally walk on water
Imagine a tiny robot, no bigger than a leaf, gliding across a pond’s surface like a water strider. One day, devices like this could track pollutants, collect water samples or scout flooded areas too risky for people.
Baoxing Xu, professor of…
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