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Ancient Egyptian Tomb Reveals Greek Elegy and Protective Spells for the Dead
A Roman-era tomb in Egypt’s Dakhla Oasis combines a Greek funerary poem, Egyptian protective spells and imagery from the Books of the Netherworld.
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Psilocybin Study Reveals Hidden Order Behind the Feeling of Oneness
A large neuroimaging study finds that psilocybin can reorganize brain activity into context-sensitive patterns linked to unity, self-dissolution and next-day mindset change.
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Daily Horoscope Today, October 5, 2026
Daily Horoscope Today, October 5, 2026: Leo has the strongest opportunities, while Aquarius needs particular caution under intense Leo-Aquarius power dynamics.
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Daily Horoscope Today, October 4, 2026
Daily Horoscope Today, October 4, 2026: Cancer has the strongest opportunities again today, while Libra needs particular caution under the exact Sun-Saturn opposition.
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MEGATRON Simulations Trace How the First Stars Began Building the Material of Worlds
New MEGATRON simulations connect the first stars, early galaxies and the chemical fingerprints that eventually made planets and life possible.
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A 10,500-Year-Old Aurochs Skull May Preserve One of Europe’s Earliest Animal Protection Rituals
An aurochs skull mounted on a wooden post beside an early Mesolithic cremation burial offers rare evidence for possible animistic or totemic ritual in…
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Scientists Identify a Distinct Neural Signature of “Pure Awareness” During Meditation
A new Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience study identifies distributed EEG patterns associated with reports of pure awareness during Transcendental Meditation.
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Mars May Have Lost a Northern Ocean Before Retreating Into Isolated Lakes
New delta experiments and orbital analysis suggest Mars shifted from a northern ocean 3.8–3.2 billion years ago to later, scattered lakes.
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A Forgotten Sacred Cave Reveals Teotihuacan Writing, Warrior Memory and Fire Ritual
New analysis of painted glyphs in Cave 19 at Chalcatzingo reveals Teotihuacan writing, sacred landscape, warrior commemoration and fire ritual.
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Feeling Competent Can Quietly Rewire What Your Attention Values
A new Nature Human Behaviour study shows that feelings of competence can act like rewards, biasing how the brain allocates visual processing resources.
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Could Dark Energy Be a Macroscopic Imprint of Quantum Gravity?
A new cosmology presentation at Kavli IPMU explores whether cosmic acceleration could emerge from a quantum uncertainty relation operating at the scale of the…
