Photo of Artemis II heat shield looks like an ethereal underwater world
Questions over the suitability of Orion’s heat shield have been answered following Artemis II’s successful splashdown, with a photograph showing “significantly reduced” charring.
Museum Construction Site Opens Oldest Discovery in the Heart of Historic Cologne
Builders Preparing Museum Construction Site Stumble Upon Oldest Discovery in the Heart of Historic Cologne
Wardruna – Lyfjaberg
The Old Norse word Lyfjaberg means Healing-hill or Healing-mountain and is known from Norse mythology and the Eddic poem Fjölsvinnsmál
Recovery of ancient Greek shipwreck in Sicily reveals rare orichalcum metal
The wreck, discovered in 1980 by divers near Bulala, is a vital historical find that has yielded numerous treasures, most notably orichalcum, a metal alloy with connections to the legendary city of Atlantis.
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August follows our main character Harry August who lives his life, over and over and over.
Archaeologists Find Homer’s Iliad Papyrus Inside a Mummy in Egypt
Excavations revealed several mummies dating to the Roman period.
Schnappviecher (DinoChomps)
Schnappviecher (or “Wuddelen”) are, according to the official Egetmann Association, traditional, often fearsome, and “charming” South Tyrolean carnival figures featuring large wooden dragon-like masks with snapping jaws.
“Giant superatoms” could finally solve quantum computing’s biggest problem
This breakthrough enables quantum information to be protected, controlled, and distributed in new ways and could be a key step towards building quantum computers at scale.