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Newly found rooms in Sahura’s Pyramid challenge what we know by Brajeshwar

Confirming a century-old hunch — Cheap construction reduced the monument at Abusir in Egypt to rubble over millennia. Jennifer Ouellette – Oct 10, 2023 7:21 pm UTC Enlarge / The Pyramid of Sahura in Abusir, Egypt.Mohamed Ismail Khaled Over a century after a British archaeologist noted a blocked passageway in the ruins of Sahura’s Pyramid

ByHackTechOctober 11, 20230Comments

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Why are so many newly floated companies being taken private? by belter

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ByHackTechJune 28, 20230Comments

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Many Newly Discovered Species Are Already Gone by Brajeshwar

Even some species that are found while they are still alive are already on the brink. In fact, research suggests that it’s precisely the newly described species that tend to have the highest risk of going extinct. Many new species are only now being discovered because they’re rare, isolated, or both—factors that also make them

ByHackTechJune 11, 20230Comments

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Newly discovered exoplanet could have liquid water, lots of volcanoes by rbanffy

Enlarge / An artist’s conception of what a volcano-rich exoplanet might look like. For most of the exoplanets we’ve discovered, we know very few details. We know a bit about the star they orbit and maybe a partial list of other planets in the same system. And we typically know either how large they are

ByHackTechMay 19, 20230Comments

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