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I'm Maurice Knox, a professional news writer with a focus on science. I work for Div Bracket. My articles cover everything from the latest scientific breakthroughs to advances in technology and medicine. I have a passion for understanding the world around us and helping people stay informed about important developments in science and beyond.

People may feel ‘Spanish shame’ for robots when they get into uncomfortable situations

Participants were asked to rate their embarrassment on a seven-point scale and their skin conductance responses were recorded. It is a recognized indicator...

Cloning pioneer Ian Wilmuth, who gifted Dolly the sheep to science, died at the age of 79

The University of Edinburgh, where the professor worked until his retirement in 2012, announced the scientist's death yesterday, on September 12. The official...

A treasure hunter found a huge collection of ancient jewels in Norway

Erlend Bore, a 51-year-old Norwegian man, found the treasure earlier this summer, which included nine necklaces bearing "rare gold symbols", three gold rings and...

A Paleolithic sanctuary with rock paintings discovered in eastern Spain

The Upper Paleolithic era, from which modern anatomically identical Homo sapiens emerged, has long been associated with some of the greatest monumental works of...

China will build a new collider to prove or disprove the Standard Model of Physics

Construction is scheduled to begin in 2026 and is expected to take approximately five years. The cost of the project, which will give...

Settlements of the Wari culture, which predated the Inca empire, are being excavated in Peru

A collection of findsArchaeologists believe that the archaeological site of the Wari period dates back to B.C. He says it dates back to...

Neanderthal flower burial debunked: Here’s what really happened 75,000 years ago

Researchers discovered Shanidar Cave, located among the Zagros Mountains in Iraqi Kurdistan, more than 50 years ago. Several Neanderthal graves have been found...

Two construction workers cut a hole in the Great Wall of China to shorten their path

What happenedAccording to sources, two people cut a hole in the wall wide enough for an excavator to pass through. damaged part Dating...

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