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Imagine drinking a glass of water, brushing your teeth, or frying an egg—without knowing you’re slowly being poisoned. This isn’t science fiction. It’s the reality many are facing due to a class of chemicals known as PFAS—per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—also called forever chemicals. What Are PFAS? PFAS are synthetic compounds used for decades in products […]
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Imagine discovering a hidden treasure worth $160 million, buried underground for over five decades.This isn’t a movie plot — it’s real history. And it’s about to shake the world of numismatics forever. The newly unearthed Traveller Collection isn’t just valuable — it’s legendary.A stunning hoard of rare gold coins, carefully hidden during the chaos of
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What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever seen in a museum?A dinosaur fossil? A mummified cat?How about a 200-year-old condom… with erotic art on it? Welcome to the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where history takes a very unexpected turn. A Glimpse Into the Past: The Sheath Dating back to around 1830, this antique condom — or sheath,
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Imagine a world where blood transfusions no longer require matching blood types. Where donated blood doesn’t expire after 42 days. And where you can carry emergency blood — in a backpack — for years without a fridge. Japan may have just made that future a reality. The Science Behind Artificial Blood Japanese researchers have developed
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What would you do if you accidentally threw away a fortune? For James Howells, it wasn’t just a bad day — it became a 12-year odyssey filled with legal battles, tech dreams, and heartbreaking defeat. The Day $742 Million Went to the Dump In 2013, James Howells, an IT specialist from Newport, South Wales, tossed
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