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Map of subglacial topography of central East Antarctica showing context of study samples. Sample sites on the inland flank of the TAM shown by white stars. Topography is in meters above sea level, after Bedmap2. Shown are interior subglacial mountains and basins, drainage divides (dashed blue lines) and ice-flow directions within the overlying East Antarctic Ice Sheet. Blue line outlining heavy dots shows source area of glacial moraine cobbles inferred…

An international team of researchers has uncovered a previously undiscovered chamber within the Cheops pyramid of Giza. The Cheops pyramid, also known as the Great Pyramid of Giza, is a massive ancient pyramid located in Giza, Egypt. It is one of the three pyramids in the Giza pyramid complex, and it was built during the reign of the Pharaoh Khufu in the Fourth Dynasty, around 2560 BCE.Important Find in the Cheops Pyramid of GizaA previously unknown chamber in the Cheops pyramid of Giza has been discovered by an…

At the bottom right corner of the Clock app, you should see Bedtime. Tap that entry to open the Bedtime page. It's now time to select the sound you want to hear as you attempt to drift off to sleep. Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNETHow to use Sleep soundsWhen it's time to sleep, open the Clock app and tap Bedtime. Tap the play button associated with Sleep sounds to reveal a new page, where you can select how long to play the sound (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 60 minutes). Also: The top headphones for…

Destiny 2's Lightfall expansion has dropped and players are no doubt scouring Neomuna's neon-soaked city streets and roofs for secrets. Among them are new action figure collectibles that are modeled after Neomuna's favorite Cloudstrider, Nimbus, and are scattered across the war-torn city, reminiscent of Witch Queen's hunt for Lucent Moths. As of now, players can only find the first two, meaning that the rest will likely be rolled out on a weekly basis, and players will want to find them all since it's…

Cairo, Egypt: A hidden passage has been discovered in the 4,500-year-old Great Pyramid of Giza, the Khufu Pyramid. The corridor is 9 metres in length and 2.10 metres in width. The discovery “will lead to further findings”, the Egyptian government has said. The discovery was made possible by “international `ScanPyramids` project” which was launched back in 2015 to “study the structure of the pyramids without using harmful drilling methods,” Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Ahmed Issa was quoted as…

Credit: University of Bath Have you ever wondered how pedestrians 'know' to fall into lanes when they are moving through a crowd, without the matter being discussed or even given conscious thought? A new theory developed by mathematicians at the University of Bath led by Professor Tim Rogers explains this phenomenon, and is able to…

An augmented reality headset combines computer vision and wireless perception to automatically locate a specific item that is hidden from view, perhaps inside a box or under a pile, and then guide the user to retrieve it. Credit: Courtesy of the researchers, edited by MIT NewsThe device could help workers locate objects for fulfilling e-commerce orders or identify parts for assembling products.<span class="glossaryLink" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="<div…

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Scientists have discovered a hidden passage inside Egypt's Great Pyramid, the authorities announced on Thursday, part of a seven-year international research project. The passage is nine metres (30 feet) in length and more than two metres in width, the antiquities ministry said in a statement.…

Before being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease several years ago, Linda Chastine says she was skinny. But the lifesaving steroid treatment for her condition made the Seattle community organizer gain roughly 45 kilograms in 1 year. Yet her doctors often fail to recognize the relationship between the autoimmune condition, her medication, and the weight gain. Instead they routinely bring up being overweight as her main problem, she says, and…

One thing was clear from the body lying in the Boyle Heights street: The woman was no victim of robbery.Whoever pumped four bullets behind her left ear didn’t touch the $1,000 in her purse, the bills clutched in her left hand or the diamond ring on her right index finger. Detectives eventually would learn the woman was part of an underground gambling circuit booming in Los Angeles. She had worked at an illegal casino known as a casita. Like modern-day speakeasies, they are hidden in homes, in warehouses, in the backrooms…