From a dried lake bed in Iraq’s Western Desert, archaeologists have recovered more than 800 Paleolithic artifacts that include Early Paleolithic hand axes estimated to be 1.5 million years old.

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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM—More than 800 Paleolithic artifacts have been recovered from a dried lake bed in […]

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Happy Lunar New Year! 🧧 🎉 We're welcoming in the Year of the Snake, a creature characterized as alert, calm, and smart. This playful Chinese zodiac figure of a snake, dating back to the late Jin and Yuan dynasties, is depicted with exaggerated physical features, like a disproportionately large head and mischievous expression, almost like a cartoon character. The snake smirks and rolls its bulging eyes as it raises its head above its coiled body. @metmuseum

Korean scientists have introduced a groundbreaking innovation—transparent solar panels—that can transform windows into power-generating surfaces without compromising their transparency. In today’s densely populated urban landscapes, where space is a premium, this technology offers a solution to the spatial limitations of traditional solar panels, seamlessly integrating renewable energy generation into modern cityscapes. https://scienceadvance.com/korean-scientists-create-invisible-solar-panels/ #solarpanels #Korea #science