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Science
Revealing the rhythms of ancient Arabia: Prehistoric Arabian Gulf’s musical connection culture
Copper cymbals are in situ after removing some of the packed bed. They are on top of each other and are perfectly aligned. Credit: Y. Al Rahbi Archaeologists analyzed pairs of copper cymbals from Omani during the Bronze Age, suggesting a culture in which shared musical traditions were connected, and helped to promote trade around the Arabian Gulf. Music is…
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Environment
Research reveals an important connection between westerly wind bursts and El Niño development
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain El Niño is a climatic phenomenon characterized by warming sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Oceans, and is known to cause extreme weather events around the world, from droughts and floods to agriculture and ecosystem disruptions. Despite its global influence, the mechanisms behind El Niño are complex and not fully understood, making…
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Physics
The world’s first scalable, connection, photonic quantum computer prototype has been developed
Overview of Aurora system and main module. Credit: Nature (2025). Doi: 10.1038/S41586-024-08406-9 Xanadu Quantum Technologies Inc., a Canadian engineer, physicist, and computer specialist, has announced what is the world’s first photonic quantum computer prototype. In a paper published in Nature, the group describes how to design and build modulated quantum computers, and to be able to scaling it to any…
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Science
Invisible alliance: The kingdom collides as bacteria and cells form a fascinating connection
Here, this method forms a direct tension contact with the coarse substrate (Cyan), which is the first known example of the intracellular disease that interacts with the eukary bios membrane, and here is a bacterial R. Parker. ) You can see. Credit: Lamason Lab. In biology textbooks, the vynes are often drawn as a clear compact organella near the nucleus,…
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Earth
It turns out that the Denali fault tore apart the connection between two ancient continents
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Three sites that stretch along a roughly 620-mile stretch of what is now the Denali Fault were once small, unified geological features that marked the eventual joining of two landmasses, according to a new study. The landscape was then torn apart by millions of years of tectonic activity. The study, led by Associate Professor Sean Regan…
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