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Before It's Too Late

Anyone contemplating the vast universe may sometimes feel as if their mind's machine comes to a halt due to the intense effort of understanding it. In the same way, the mind that ponders the universe reaches stages that lead to the cessation of thought, as a result of the difficulty in grasping the nature of the universe and the reasons

Hidden Treasures

Through extensive research, study, and reading in ancient Egyptian history (for my "Papyrus Papers" program) that has lasted more than 13 years to date, many things have become clear to me. I will not discuss all these details, but rather one small aspect that may benefit some curious minds: "Are there Pharaonic relics in the

Tomb, smaller chapels unearthed in Egypt's Saqqara Necropolis

An archaeological mission from the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden (RMO) and the Egyptian Museum in Turin (Museo Egizio) uncovered the remains of Panehsy's tomb, the steward of Amun Temple in the early Ramesside period, along with a collection of smaller chapels in the Saqqara Necropolis, according to Egypt's Ahram

India launches quality control programme for technical textiles

India has launched a pioneering quality control programme for technical textiles manufactured by its industries. Technical textiles covered in the first phase of this programme are Geo Textiles and Protective Textiles, Rajeev Saxena, Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Textiles, told the media on Tuesday. “The first batch of

Octopus-Inspired Robot Mimics Color-Changing Abilities and Movement

Scientists have developed an octopus-inspired robot that can not only mimic its color-changing abilities but also imitate its movement to blend into its surroundings. The researchers from Cornell University and the University of California, Santa Barbara, collaborated to create a robot using a soft, stretchable material embedded with sensors