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Spanish Cave Sanctuary Reveals More Than 11,500 Years of Activity

9 June 2026 at 19:46
Sala Keimada, a chamber of Cueva Palomera in Burgos, Spain. Image credit: Ortega-Martínez et al., doi: 10.1016/j.jasrep.2026.105818.

New radiocarbon dates from Sala Keimada, a hard-to-reach chamber of Cueva Palomera in the province of Burgos, northern Spain, suggest that generations of people returned to the sacred space from the end of the Ice Age through the Iron Age, leaving behind art, structures and offerings.

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Un pirate affirme avoir aspiré des centaines de milliers de messages sur la messagerie sécurisée de l’État

Tchap, c’est la messagerie ultra-sécurisée et souveraine du gouvernement. Elle était censée assurer une protection maximale, mais un pirate affirme avoir exfiltré plus de 643 000 messages et les données de 73 000 agents publics. Les faits restent à confirmer, mais l'incident soulève une question...

Votre terrain déborde ? Cette débroussailleuse Fuxtec n'a jamais été aussi abordable

8 June 2026 at 09:00
Avant les beaux jours, remettre son jardin en état devient souvent une priorité. Avec cette débroussailleuse proposée à prix réduit chez Cdiscount, l'entretien des herbes hautes et des zones difficiles d'accès devient bien plus simple. Un allié pratique pour retrouver rapidement un extérieur...

Museu virtual convida a uma viagem pelos computadores “vintage”

7 June 2026 at 11:39

Ainda se lembra de usar a linha de comando, e das cores dos sistemas operativos antigos? No Virtual OS Museum pode recuperar a nostalgia dos antigos mainframes e dos primeiros computadores pessoais, mas também dos sistema para telemóveis.

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Ni porc ni sanglier : qu’est-ce que le sanglochon, cet étonnant animal hybride ?

Dans le maquis corse, les frontières entre nature sauvage et élevage s’effacent. Ici, le sanglier croise parfois la route — et le cœur — du porc corse en liberté. De ces rencontres naît un animal singulier : le sanglochon, ni tout à fait sauvage, ni vraiment domestique. Son allure intrigue, ses...

Cette gêne très courante en milieu bruyant cacherait un lien étonnant avec le risque de démence

7 June 2026 at 08:00
Une découverte surprenante relie les difficultés auditives en milieu bruyant à un risque accru de démence. Cette étude britannique, menée sur plus de 80 000 adultes, ouvre de nouvelles perspectives dans la prévention de cette maladie neurodégénérative. Quelles sont les implications de ces...

Voici dans quelle catégorie votre chat vous classe selon un spécialiste de l'éthologie féline

5 June 2026 at 17:00
Votre chat vous voit comme une mère de substitution de grande taille. Pas comme un maître, ni comme un chef, pas même comme un ami au sens humain du terme. Cette révélation, issue de travaux en éthologie féline, est à la fois déconcertante et intéressante. Que dit vraiment la science sur la...

Used Waymo robotaxi batteries become backup storage for power grids

4 June 2026 at 12:00

Thousands of electric vehicles in Waymo’s autonomous robotaxi fleet may eventually give up their used batteries for a very different purpose—contributing up to hundreds of megawatt-hours of stationary energy storage to local power grids.

That prospect comes from a “strategic supply agreement” announced by Waymo and B2U Storage Solutions on June 4. B2U has been repurposing thousands of used batteries from various electric vehicles by installing them in large stationary energy storage projects. Such energy storage facilities can capture excess renewable energy during low demand periods and release such energy when local power grids are experiencing peak demand periods.

“Our business is getting the full residual value out of electric vehicle batteries after they're no longer suitable for automotive use,” Freeman Hall, CEO of B2U Storage Solution, told Ars. “Waymo puts a lot of miles on EVs and their model is expanding rapidly, and so we're just very pleased and honored to be able to work with them.”

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Australia’s battery-powered revolution: inside the 5 June Guardian Weekly

3 June 2026 at 18:00

How to change the energy market from within. Plus: Is Iran Trump’s Vietnam?

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Last week, as the war in Iran continued to choke global oil supplies, the UK government announced a 13% increase in the cap on energy prices. But it was another related story on the other side of the world that caught my eye.

In Australia, the energy minister announced a fall of up to 10% in the benchmark electricity price in parts of the country, driven by record levels of renewables and batteries in the power grid.

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Canada To Criminalise Biblical Passages with New Hate-Speech Law Is Only the Tip of the Iceberg

15 December 2025 at 02:20
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government in Canada is accelerating a proposal to criminalize certain biblical passages as part of an anti-hate speech initiative. This move has raised concerns about free speech and perceived attacks on traditional Christian morality, as critics warn of broader authoritarian implications.

Understanding the Debasement of Currency: Lessons from History

7 April 2025 at 00:21
Global stock markets faced a significant crash on Thursday and Friday, with the Dow dropping 2,200 points and the S&P 500 losing 10% in two days due to Trump's tariffs. This event highlights historical wealth manipulation by financial elites, ongoing since ancient times, emphasizing the importance of true riches found in faith.

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