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Spain's World Cup victory literally shook the ground across the country

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By Mihai Andrei Verified
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When Ferran Torres scored the goal that won Spain the 2026 World Cup, millions of people reacted at almost exactly the same moment. Seismic instruments reacted with them. Sensors across Spain registered abrupt bursts of ground motion as supporters jumped, stamped and celebrated the extra-time goal against Argentina. The instruments also captured the false hope of a disallowed goal and an even larger eruption when the final whistle confirmed Spain's second men's World Cup title.
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The Milky Way May Have Flipped More Than 90 Degrees During Its Violent Youth

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By Mihai Andrei Verified
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Artistic illustration of how the Milky Way’s disc may have shifted by more than 90 degrees. The faint outline shows its possible former orientation, while the surrounding stellar halo preserves clues to ancient mergers. Images for illustrative purposes, not from the study. Credits: ZME Science. The Milky Way may have once performed a colossal, slow-motion somersault.
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Someone Scratched Homer’s Odyssey Into a Brick 1,800 Years Ago

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By Mihai Andrei Verified
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Picture released by the Greek Culture Ministry depicting 13 verses from the Odyssey. Nearly 1,800 years ago, someone in the Olympia region picked up a stylus and began scratching poetry into a still-unfired wall brick. The writer chose 13 lines from Book 14 of Homer’s Odyssey. By that point, the epic was already roughly nine centuries old. Homer’s poems had become pillars of education and culture across the Greek-speaking Roman world, yet this passage was not copied into an expensive book.
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