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Arctic Amplification Drives Extreme Cold Waves in Turkey and North America

Turkey and parts of North America are experiencing extreme cold snaps with temperatures expected to reach -40°C in some US states and -20°C in Erzurum, Turkey, on Friday; experts link these events to Arctic amplification, a phenomenon where the Arctic warms four times faster than the global average,...

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Mountain Ranges: Potential Reservoirs for Sustainable Hydrogen Energy

Geoscientists used computer simulations to identify the formation and location of underground hydrogen reservoirs in mountain ranges, formed by serpentinization during tectonic plate collisions; the Pyrenees could potentially supply energy for Toulouse.

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Earth's Polar Ice Caps: An Anomaly, Not the Norm

A University of Leeds study using climate models from the past 550 million years reveals that Earth's polar ice caps are an anomaly, not the norm, challenging the view that a cooler climate is Earth's natural state; the study suggests humanity should adapt to a warmer climate.

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Fog Harvesting: A Solution to Water Scarcity in Arid Regions

Researchers in Chile have found that large-scale fog harvesting can provide a reliable water source for the arid city of Alto Hospicio, using specially designed nets to collect water from fog. This could address water scarcity affecting communities lacking access to traditional water infrastructure.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Trump's Mars Mission: Feasibility and Global Implications

President Trump announced a crewed Mars mission as America's next space goal during his 2021 inauguration, but significant technological hurdles and delays in NASA's Artemis program raise questions about the feasibility of a mission by 2029.

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Unexpected Beryllium-10 Buildup in Pacific Ocean Offers New Insights into Geological Timescales

An international team of scientists discovered an unexpectedly high concentration of the radioactive isotope beryllium-10 in Pacific Ocean sediment, dating back approximately 10 million years, potentially due to changes in cosmic rays or ocean currents, offering improved calibration of geological da...

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Discovery of Tutmosis II's Tomb in Egypt

The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities announced the discovery of the tomb of Tutmosis II near Luxor's Valley of the Kings on February 18, 2025, marking the first ancient royal burial unearthed since Tutankhamun's in 1922. Although robbed, it contained artifacts confirming its identity and offering in...

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Trump's Mars Mission: Technological and Logistical Hurdles

President Trump's 2029 Mars mission announcement faces significant challenges, including technological hurdles (unproven propulsion, life support systems), logistical complexities (distance, repair difficulties), and competition from other nations. NASA plans to use the Artemis program to develop te...

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Microsoft Claims Breakthrough in Quantum Computing with Majorana Qubit

Microsoft claims to have created a Majorana qubit, a new type of qubit based on topological superconductivity, using a specialized chip called 'Majorana 1', potentially paving the way for more robust quantum computers within years.

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Tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II Unearthed in Egypt

The tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II, who ruled Egypt 3,500 years ago, has been discovered in Egypt's Theban Necropolis by a team of Egyptian and British archaeologists—the first such discovery since 1922. Though initially empty due to deliberate removal after a flood, fragments of gypsum vases with Thut...

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Tomb of Thutmose II Discovered in Luxor

A newly discovered tomb in Luxor, Egypt, belonging to pharaoh Thutmose II of the 18th Dynasty, reveals funerary items and inscriptions, challenging existing knowledge about royal tomb locations and prompting further exploration of the area.

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Bird Flu Outbreak in Norfolk: Seals Test Positive, 1.8 Million Birds Culled

Two dead grey seals in Norfolk tested positive for bird flu, alongside wild birds, resulting in almost 1.8 million birds being culled across England since November 5th due to 36 outbreaks, while the risk to humans remains low.

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