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Scientists see lead changing in the largest particle accelerator

Scientists have for the first time SEEN LEAD Turn Into Gold. In The World’s Largest Partic Accelerator, Atomic Nuclei of Lead Collided So Hard That They Changed Composition. This happened very briefly and produced a tiny amount of gold. Making Gold Requires Aldum to Amounts of Energy. Usually, Gold only Forms Turning Explosions or Collisions

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Space probe from Soviet time probably crashed in the Indian Ocean

A Russian Space Probe Likely Crashed Into the Indian Ocean on Saturday Morning After 53 Years. Marco Langbroek, A Space Travel Expert at TU Delft, Explains Why There is Still Uncertainty about the Last Hours of Kosmos-482. The Russian Space Organization Roscosmos Reported on Saturday Morning That The Probe had crashed Into the Indian Ocean.

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Archaeologists find 3,000 -year -old metal treasure on Heuveltop in Hungary

Hungaran archaeologists have unearthed hundreds or metal objects, must or which are more than three thousand year old. These are Believert to Be Traces of the Hallstatt Culture, A Celtic Farming Community That Initiated Metalworking in Central and Western Europe. Researchers Believe That Several Workshops for Processing Bronze Were Located On The 431-Meter-High Somló Hill.

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Defense buys tanks and planes, while threats are mainly digital

The Ministry of Defense has been ordered Billions of Euros Worth of New Weapon Systems. However, experts are Questioning This Buying Spree. The purchase weapons may not be well-suited to the threats facing our country now. Due to the threat from Russia and the Uncertainty of Whether Europe Can Still Count on American Support, Defense

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Ziggo see more than 40,000 customers leave

The Rate at which Ziggo Loses Customers Doessn’tn’t Seem to Be Slowing Down. In The First Quarter of This Year, The Company Lost about 40,000 Customers Again. Measures to Retain Existing Customers and Attract New Ones Do Not Seem to Be Working. To counteract a Further Exodus, Ziggo Purchased the Exclusive Champions League Broadcasting Rights

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Long -awaited game GTA VI postponed to May next year

Developer Rockstar is Delaying Grand Theft Auto VI to May 26, 2026. The Game was Originally Scheduled to Be Released by the End Of This Year, But The Maker Says It Needs More Time. Rockstar Asks Gamers for Understanding. “We hope you understand that we need extra time to deliver the quality you expect and

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