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Columbus’s remains were brought to Seville in 1898 and buried in a tomb in the city’s cathedral.
Columbus’ transformative impact on the Americas is undisputed, yet questions about his final resting place have persisted for generations
Life cycle analysis underpins U.S. clean energy tax credits, but its application risks fiscal waste and unintended emissions. Safeguards are essential.
Clean energy tax credit could save taxpayers $1 trillion
Advancements in quantum clocks leverage entanglement to surpass the standard quantum limit, paving the way for groundbreaking precision and new technologies.
New quantum clock uses entanglement to push science beyond existing limits
Saber-toothed predators evolved iconic blade-like canines for specialized hunting, balancing puncture performance and breakage resistance—a tale of evolution's trade-offs.
Why saber-toothed predators evolved their razer-sharp teeth
Recent studies debunk the claim that the Octagon cranium in Ephesos belonged to Cleopatra’s sister Arsinoë IV.
Archeologists discover that Cleopatra’s sister’s remains are missing
Mars' water had two possible fates: freezing into the ground or breaking into molecular components
NASA scientists reveal what happened to the water on Mars
Explore groundbreaking research on sulfur chemistry, revealing its impact on air pollution and climate through detailed molecular-level studies.
New research explains how air pollution forms in the atmosphere
Found in foods like slightly green bananas, oats, and pulses, resistant starch passes undigested through the small intestine and ferments in the large bowel
Eating bananas can reduce cancer risk by over 60%
The Tweezer Team at Durham University and their experimental apparatus. From left: Dr Daniel Ruttley, Prof. Simon Cornish, Dr Alexander Guttridge and Mr Tom Hepworth.
Scientists successfully demonstrated long-lasting quantum entanglement between molecules
Excavating a Late Iron Age Durotriges burial at Winterborne Kingston.
Ancient DNA reveals Iron Age society led by women
Scientists reveal how sleep-based memory reactivation techniques can reduce the emotional intensity of negative memories while enhancing positive ones.
Scientists discover sleep can ‘erase’ bad memories
Over time, Lake Agassiz grew to an immense size, reaching a depth of over 700 feet in some areas.
The rediscovered majesty of North America’s 6th Great Lake
Tinnitus affects millions, but a new study unveils hope.
New tinnitus therapy could dramatically improve the lives of 15% of US adults
Could personal flight become as common as driving? The Skyrider X1 flying motorcycle claims to make it possible.
Skyrider X1: The flying motorcycle that could redefine personal travel
Discover how Japan’s aging population drives food waste and greenhouse gas emissions, and learn strategies for reducing environmental impact.
Scientists discover hidden link between food waste, climate change, and aging
Twigstats uncovers hidden migrations in Europe’s first millennium, offering unprecedented insights into genetic history with cutting-edge genealogy analysis.
Ancient DNA reveals human migration patterns during the first millennium
The circumgalactic medium connects galaxies to their cosmic environments, driving star formation and recording evolutionary feedback.
Astronomers discover interstellar processes that drive galactic evolution