3,000-year-old Egyptian amulet found in Spanish tomb shocks archaeologists

3,000-year-old Egyptian amulet found in Spanish tomb shocks archaeologists | World News

Image: Left/wikipedia/Right/AI Generated The archaeologists have discovered an interesting artefact belonging to the Egyptians, thus adding more knowledge about the cultural exchange between ancient civilisations across continents. As is evident from the reports, an unusual Egyptian amulet has been unearthed in an ancient Spanish grave. This proves that contacts existed between the ancient Egyptians and…

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In 1933, a teacher spotted 'weird' wooden stakes in a lake that woke a 2,700-year-old sunken fortress

In 1933, a teacher spotted ‘weird’ wooden stakes in a lake that woke a 2,700-year-old sunken fortress

A chance discovery in Poland in 1933 revealed a prehistoric settlement. This ancient site, preserved for over two thousand years, showcased advanced urban planning and engineering. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Historical narratives at their very best rarely originate within the controlled confines of a lab or museum. Often, they occur purely by chance and the…

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“Rubbish roads” in Nepal: Turning plastic waste into roads to create cleaner cities

Nepal Plastic Roads: “Rubbish roads” in Nepal: Turning plastic waste into roads to create cleaner cities | World News

Waste management of plastics in Nepal has turned out to be the most pressing environmental issue for the nation. With increasing rates of plastic production and usage, as well as insufficient recycling infrastructure in rapidly growing urban areas like Pokhara and Kathmandu, the level of pollution has become very high in Nepal. Therefore, in order…

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US big quantum technology bet: Trump administration backs firms with $2 billion funding tied with equity stake

US big quantum technology bet: Trump administration backs firms with $2 billion funding tied with equity stake

The Trump administration is awarding grants to a group of quantum computing companies, including IBM, in exchange for equity stakes in some of them, deepening Washington’s push to support sectors viewed as critical to domestic supply chains and technological competitiveness, Reuters reported.The move expands the administration’s strategy of taking ownership positions in companies considered strategically…

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Gold, silver outlook: Precious metals likely to remain range-bound amid US-Iran peace talks, macroeconomic cues

Gold, silver outlook: Precious metals likely to remain range-bound amid US-Iran peace talks, macroeconomic cues

Gold and silver prices are expected to remain range-bound for the second straight week as investors closely monitor developments in US-Iran peace negotiations and key global macroeconomic data, analysts said.Market participants are expected to track inflation data from China, Germany and the United States, along with GDP figures from the Eurozone and the UK later…

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New leader, same position: Vijay’s rise in Tamil Nadu changes politics, not NEET stance

New leader, same position: Vijay’s rise in Tamil Nadu changes politics, not NEET stance

When Vijay stepped into politics with Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, he positioned himself as a fresh alternative, powered by youth support and digital mobilisation. His campaign spoke of dignity, clean governance and empowerment, which has now translated into victory for him at the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections.But what Vijay’s entry did not change was Tamil Nadu’s…

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Quote of the day by Galileo Galilei: “There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly.”

“There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly.”

Galileo Galilei (Image: Wikipedia) People often assume old quotes survive because they sound wise. Sometimes they survive because they sound uncomfortably accurate.The quote: “There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly” by Galileo Galilei feels like one of those lines.It does not sound poetic. It is not…

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A Florida community near Tampa has America’s largest man-made lagoon, a 15-acre turquoise pool with a swim-up bar, kayaks, paddleboards and a floating obstacle course

A Florida community near Tampa has America’s largest man-made lagoon, a 15-acre turquoise pool with a swim-up bar, kayaks, paddleboards and a floating obstacle course

Buyers are scrambling to live near the largest swimming pool in America, Mirada’s 15-acre Crystal Lagoon in San Antonio, Florida (Metro Development Group) A new housing development in San Antonio, Florida, about 45 minutes north of Tampa, is drawing home buyers by offering access to America’s largest artificial swimming pool.Spanning 15 acres, the massive man-made…

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