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Sex, Power And A Medieval Murder: Priest's 1337 Death Mystery Finally Solved
A criminologist recently studied archives to solve a murder case after nearly seven centuries.
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New Dwarf Planet Discovery Challenges Planet Nine Hypothesis
The discovery of a potential dwarf planet, 2017 OF201, in the farthest reaches of the solar system is reshaping our understanding of space. With a highly elongated orbit and large size, it contradicts the Planet Nine hypothesis, which predicted orbital clustering among distant objects. This finding not only questions the existence of a ninth planet...
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Janhvi Kapoor And An Archival YSL Black Gown Make A Perfect Pair At Cannes 2025
Janhvi Kapoor stuns Cannes 2025 in a black backless gown Yves Saint Laurents Rive Gauche 1975 collection
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Hacker Steals Data From US Government Through App Used By Trump Aide
Reuters identified more than 60 government users of the messaging platform TeleMessage in a cache of leaked data provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to archive hacked and leaked documents in public interest.
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Natalie Portman Lights Up The Cannes 2025 Red Carpet In A Custom Recreation Of An Archival Dior Gown
Natalie Portman channels major 'Black Swan' energy dressed in a black and silver Dior gown
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Lee Soo Man: The King of K-Pop OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Directed by Ting Poo, Lee Soo Man: The King of K-pop is a documentary film that revolves around the life of Lee Soo Man, and glorifies his visions and bold moves to bring Korean industry achieve global recognition. The film will stream from 13th May 2025 only on Prime Video.
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Darwin Archives, Geneva Conventions Now In UNESCO's Memory Of World Register
The world body has added 74 new documentary heritage collections to its Memory of the World Register, bringing the total number of inscribed collections to 570.
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German Archive Helps Survivors Of Nazi Attack Come Back To Life
Eighty years after the end of World War II, people all over the world are still discovering the fate of their family members sent to Nazi death camps.
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Musk's DOGE Employee Bragged About Hacking, Giving Out Pirated Software: Report
A top employee of billionaire Elon Musk who is now working in the U.S. Justice Department previously bragged about hacking and distributing pirated software, according to archived copies of his former websites reviewed by Reuters.
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US Releases Final Trove Of Secret John F Kennedy Assassination Files
The US National Archives on Tuesday released the final batch of files related to the November 1963 assassination of president John F. Kennedy -- a case that still fuels conspiracy theories more than 60 years after his death.
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Why Indian Historian Is Facing Deportation From UK Over Research Trips
Manikarnika Dutta is an Oxford University historian whose research includes investigating archives in Indian cities.
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Kareena Kapoor Aces 17-Year-Old Archival Tarun Tahiliani Saree With A Corset Blouse At IIFA 2025
Kareena Kapoor's Tarun Tahiliani corset saree is the chicest version of the traditional silhouette
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Astronaut Captures Rare ‘Gigantic Jet’ Lightning Extending 50 Miles Above Earth
A rare ‘gigantic jet’ lightning was captured by an astronaut aboard the ISS on November 19, 2024. This massive bolt extended nearly 50 miles into the atmosphere, likely originating from a thunderstorm near New Orleans. The image, later discovered in NASA’s archives, highlights an unusual lightning event that travels upwards instead of strikin...
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Valentine's Week Re-Releases: Silsila, Chandni, Awara, Aradhana And A Dollop Of Old-School Love
National Film Archive of India is re-releasing the retro classics under the National Film Heritage Mission, this Valentine's week.
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NASA's Solar Observatories Resume Data Operations After Flood Disruption
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) and Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS) have resumed data operations following a flood at Stanford University on November 26, 2024. The incident damaged systems at the Joint Science Operations Center (JSOC), impacting access to critical solar data. Despite challenges, partial database restoration h...
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Sex, Power And A Medieval Murder: Priest's 1337 Death Mystery Finally Solved
A criminologist recently studied archives to solve a murder case after nearly seven centuries.
-
New Dwarf Planet Discovery Challenges Planet Nine Hypothesis
The discovery of a potential dwarf planet, 2017 OF201, in the farthest reaches of the solar system is reshaping our understanding of space. With a highly elongated orbit and large size, it contradicts the Planet Nine hypothesis, which predicted orbital clustering among distant objects. This finding not only questions the existence of a ninth planet...
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Janhvi Kapoor And An Archival YSL Black Gown Make A Perfect Pair At Cannes 2025
Janhvi Kapoor stuns Cannes 2025 in a black backless gown Yves Saint Laurents Rive Gauche 1975 collection
-
Hacker Steals Data From US Government Through App Used By Trump Aide
Reuters identified more than 60 government users of the messaging platform TeleMessage in a cache of leaked data provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to archive hacked and leaked documents in public interest.
-
Natalie Portman Lights Up The Cannes 2025 Red Carpet In A Custom Recreation Of An Archival Dior Gown
Natalie Portman channels major 'Black Swan' energy dressed in a black and silver Dior gown
-
Lee Soo Man: The King of K-Pop OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Directed by Ting Poo, Lee Soo Man: The King of K-pop is a documentary film that revolves around the life of Lee Soo Man, and glorifies his visions and bold moves to bring Korean industry achieve global recognition. The film will stream from 13th May 2025 only on Prime Video.
-
Darwin Archives, Geneva Conventions Now In UNESCO's Memory Of World Register
The world body has added 74 new documentary heritage collections to its Memory of the World Register, bringing the total number of inscribed collections to 570.
-
German Archive Helps Survivors Of Nazi Attack Come Back To Life
Eighty years after the end of World War II, people all over the world are still discovering the fate of their family members sent to Nazi death camps.
-
Musk's DOGE Employee Bragged About Hacking, Giving Out Pirated Software: Report
A top employee of billionaire Elon Musk who is now working in the U.S. Justice Department previously bragged about hacking and distributing pirated software, according to archived copies of his former websites reviewed by Reuters.
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US Releases Final Trove Of Secret John F Kennedy Assassination Files
The US National Archives on Tuesday released the final batch of files related to the November 1963 assassination of president John F. Kennedy -- a case that still fuels conspiracy theories more than 60 years after his death.
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Why Indian Historian Is Facing Deportation From UK Over Research Trips
Manikarnika Dutta is an Oxford University historian whose research includes investigating archives in Indian cities.
-
Kareena Kapoor Aces 17-Year-Old Archival Tarun Tahiliani Saree With A Corset Blouse At IIFA 2025
Kareena Kapoor's Tarun Tahiliani corset saree is the chicest version of the traditional silhouette
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Astronaut Captures Rare ‘Gigantic Jet’ Lightning Extending 50 Miles Above Earth
A rare ‘gigantic jet’ lightning was captured by an astronaut aboard the ISS on November 19, 2024. This massive bolt extended nearly 50 miles into the atmosphere, likely originating from a thunderstorm near New Orleans. The image, later discovered in NASA’s archives, highlights an unusual lightning event that travels upwards instead of strikin...
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Valentine's Week Re-Releases: Silsila, Chandni, Awara, Aradhana And A Dollop Of Old-School Love
National Film Archive of India is re-releasing the retro classics under the National Film Heritage Mission, this Valentine's week.
-
NASA's Solar Observatories Resume Data Operations After Flood Disruption
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) and Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS) have resumed data operations following a flood at Stanford University on November 26, 2024. The incident damaged systems at the Joint Science Operations Center (JSOC), impacting access to critical solar data. Despite challenges, partial database restoration h...
