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Há 4 dias · The Lifted Veil by George Eliot is a shorter work by the British author best known for weighty books like Middlemarch. (which I’m afraid I’ll never get through in this lifetime, though lord knows I’ve tried). It departs sharply from the usual realism that’s a hallmark of Eliot’s fiction.
Há 2 dias · Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night (1889), which features a sky of swirling blue hues streaked with bright gold, is one of the most famous paintings in art history. Now, new research shows that ...
Há 2 dias · An Italian scientist is claiming a new technique using X-ray dating shows the Holy Shroud of Turin to be much older than some scientists have stated, and that it does in fact coincide with Christian tradition by dating back to around the time of Christ’s death and resurrection.
Há 3 dias · Jesus’ burial cloth no longer shrouded in mystery. The Shroud of Turin—venerated as the burial cloth of Jesus for centuries—has been vindicated. Back in 1988 was big news that the Shroud had been carbon dated and the result was supposedly that the Shroud dated back to only the 1200s and was deemed a medieval fake.
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Há 5 dias · Hidden Patterns Show Nobel Prize Science Trends. Meteorologist Syukuro Manabe shared the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work modeling gases’ movement through a column of atmospheric air ...
Há 4 dias · Invention and Innovation in the media. The New Yorker featured Smil in their “Person of Interest” profile series. An excerpt from the book on exponential growth in computer technology was published in the Wall Street Journal. Smil contributed a list of the 12 innovations we need to save the planet for New Scientist.
