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Thousands of ostraca found at Atreps A joint Egyptian-German archaeological mission between the Supreme Council of Antiquities and the University of Tübengen has uncovered an astonishing 13,000 new ostraca at Atreps (ancient Athribis) in Sohag, Egypt. This brings the total recovered since 2005 to around 43,000, making Atreps the site…
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Scientists at Australian National University (ANU) have reported the first confirmed observation of atoms engaged in one of the most perplexing behaviours known to modern physics: the apparent ability to exist in two entirely separate places at once. The phenomenon, known as entanglement, could be more accurately described as the…
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A powerful dust storm from Sahara and a tornado caused transport chaos on the Greek island of Crete, the country's largest and one of Greece's top tourist destinations. Visibility dropped to 1,000 meters, forcing planes to change their routes, the Daily Mail reports. Pollution levels were extremely high, with people advised to take…
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“Wars are fought over shipping routes and resources, not to liberate any oppressed population group.” Just a few weeks ago, Catherine Austin Fitts gave a monumental interview to journalist Michael Yon, explaining what the Iran war is really about. Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of State for Housing and Urban Development…
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“The war must be waged in such a way that Islam (the Arab world of Muslims) and political Zionism (the State of Israel) mutually destroy each other.” – Albert Pike Albert Pike, the infamous 33rd Degree Freemason, Grand Master of a Luciferian group called the Order of the Palladium (or Sovereign Council of Wisdom) and editor of the…
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History doesn’t always repeat itself, but it often rhymes. When fighting erupted in Europe in 1914, it wasn’t initially considered to be that big of a deal. Many dismissed the conflict as yet another minor European war, and at first most of the rest of the world stayed out of it. It was only later that it came to be known as World War I.…
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How a lone Japanese engineer succeeded in isolating and stabilizing a functioning phase of a planetary process In these posts a theory called the Rock-Water Circuit is presented, integrating findings from fields as diverse as geology, hydrology, biology, chemistry, and origin-of-life science. A core insight of Rock–Water Circuit…
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A Chinese biotech startup is making global headlines after claiming it has developed a pill capable of extending human life to 150 years, a bold assertion that arrives amid Beijing’s growing interest in state-backed longevity research. Lonvi Biosciences, based in Shenzhen, says its capsule targets so-called “zombie cells,” damaged…
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The headlines on the daily destruction caused by the Iran war are extremely disturbing for any sensitive person. However, the wider reality is even more grim and worrying. When seen together with several other recent trends as well as the circumstances leading up to the start of the Iran war, it is increasingly clear that the world has…
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Introduction: The Blackout on Our Doorstep As I write this (March 17, 2026), the people of Cuba are suffering through yet another nationwide power failure, their fifth in just one year. This isn’t a distant, abstract crisis confined to a struggling island. It is a flashing red warning beacon for America, a stark illustration of what…
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