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How did English come to have different words for “ape” and “monkey”?
Photo by Leslie Low / Unsplash The etymology of our words for living primates gives some insight into how common ideas adjusted to new scientific knowledge. JOHN HAWKS JAN 06, 2019 In scientific English, today we often distinguish between “monkeys” … Continue reading
It’s brilliant to see this area without any scaffolding on it, now for the rest of Spinningfields to be sorted as well as the bridge!
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We Went Inside CERN… Something Bigger is Happening
1 Apr 2026 Mark Thomson is the newly appointed director general of CERN near Geneva, Switzerland. CERN is the world’s biggest particle physics laboratory, and its Large Hadron Collider (LHC) smashes particles together at almost the speed of light to … Continue reading
How Diesel Is Made? Why Heavy Machines Use It Instead of Gasoline?
28 Mar 2026 HOA KỲ How Diesel Is Made? Why Heavy Machines Use It Instead of Gasoline? Have you ever wondered how diesel is made and why it powers so many of the world’s heaviest machines? In this video, we … Continue reading
Building the Impossible: What’s Hidden Inside Christ the Redeemer?
[…] Did you know that Christ the Redeemer is a hollow 12-story structure standing 700 meters above sea level? In this video, we explore the hidden engineering secrets, the extreme calculations, and the incredible technical challenge behind the construction of … Continue reading
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