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- 1Interactive atlas maps the world's 76,000 lighthouses●No sailing experience required. The post 76,000 lighthouses shine in interactive atlas appeared first on Popular Science
A new interactive world atlas catalogues roughly 76,000 lighthouses, letting users explore the global coastline without any sailing experience. The project, covered by Popular Science, is drawing interest from map enthusiasts, maritime history fans and geography buffs who enjoy browsing the lights that have guided ships for centuries.
- 2ATLAS collaboration reports new results on nuclear structure▼ATLAS gets an edge on nuclear structure
The ATLAS experiment at CERN has announced new findings described as giving researchers an edge on nuclear structure. The result is presented as an advance in understanding how protons and neutrons behave inside atomic nuclei when probed at high energies. Details of the measurement and its implications are still limited in the initial announcement.