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Discover the Cold War Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing

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By James Page
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Not often do you find a car that has rumours of KGB involvement, high-stakes card games, movie stardom and even a tenuous link to Vladimir Putin in its history. But this Mercedes 300SL spent the first three decades of its life in the Soviet Union – a technological wonder of the Western world that arrived behind the Iron Curtain at a time when Nikita Khrushchev was championing what he saw as the impending victory of Communism over capitalism.
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Direct detection of cosmic-ray-excited H2 in interstellar space - Nature Astronomy

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By Shmuel Bialy, James Page, Sirio Belli, Thomas G. Bisbas, Paola Caselli, Marco Padovani, Christian Rab, Amit Chemke, Benjamin Godard
| Nature Verified
Abstract Stars and planets form within cold, dark molecular clouds. In these dense regions, where starlight cannot penetrate, cosmic rays (CRs) are the dominant source of ionization—driving interstellar chemistry, setting the gas temperature and enabling coupling to magnetic fields. Together, these effects regulate the collapse of clouds and the onset of star formation. Despite this importance, the CR ionization rate, ζ, has never been measured directly.
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The unique Ford Capri that’s also a work of art

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By James Page
| MSN South Africa Verified
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