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    New examination separates Nicolas Flamel fact from legend●The legend is so strong': The truth about Nicolas Flamel and the philosophers' stone The myth of Nicolas and Pernelle FlMmastodonCultureBooks212 d ago

    A fresh look at Nicolas Flamel, the 14th-century Parisian scribe long credited with creating gold using the philosophers' stone, revisits the myth he built with his wife Pernelle. The story, which fuelled centuries of obsession with alchemy and immortalised the couple in books and popular culture, is being reassessed as historians weigh how much of the legend rests on evidence.

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    Planting Pepper Seeds, Reaping Nightshade: A Gothic Reflection●ALCHEMY AND PEPPER SEEDS. You Plant Mexican Pepper Seeds And You Reap Death Berries. Nightshade… Written By: Marlene* FrMmastodonLifeFood83 d ago

    Writer Marlene has published a piece on her blog titled 'Alchemy and Pepper Seeds', arguing that planting Mexican pepper seeds can yield what she calls 'death berries', linking the garden to nightshade imagery. The short essay blends gardening with dark, metaphorical writing and thanks readers for sharing her site.

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    Google Cloud shutting down Blockchain Node Engine●If you missed the news while you were busy in singapore - GOOGLE CLOUD IS SHUTTING DOWN BLOCKCHAIN NODE ENGINE If you ar𝕏xSG624 d ago

    Google Cloud is discontinuing its Blockchain Node Engine, the managed service that let teams run blockchain nodes without maintaining their own infrastructure. Affected developers now need to migrate to alternative providers. Alchemy, a competing web3 infrastructure company, is publicly offering hands-on migration help to affected teams, including calls and direct support, a move seen as capitalizing on a rival's exit from the blockchain infrastructure space.

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    New review revisits Game Boy classic Golden Sun: The Lost Age●New review! 407 - Golden Sun: The Lost Age 2002, JRPG, GBA D: Camelot / P: Nintendo This week, Ellie returns to the worlMmastodonCultureGaming21 d ago

    A new retrospective review of Golden Sun: The Lost Age, Camelot's 2002 Game Boy Advance JRPG published by Nintendo, has been published. The review follows protagonist Felix and his party as they work to restore Alchemy to the world of Weyard, continuing the story from the original Golden Sun. Retro gaming fans are sharing the piece, with readers discussing how the twenty-year-old sequel holds up today.

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    The SQLAlchemy project has released version 2.1.0 of its widely used Python database toolkit and ORM. The release is being discussed by developers, though details of the changes included in the new version have not yet circulated widely beyond the announcement itself.

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    Philadelphia exhibit links alchemy to modern science▼New Philadelphia exhibit explores connection between alchemy and modern science✉newsScience6 d ago

    A new exhibition in Philadelphia explores the historical connections between alchemy and modern science, tracing how early alchemical practices contributed to the development of chemistry and other disciplines. The exhibit highlights manuscripts, instruments, and artifacts that show how mystical traditions and empirical inquiry were intertwined in the pursuit of knowledge.

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    BrightFlixx Finance Proposes $42 Million Acquisition Deal●BrightFlixx Finance Proposes $42 Million Acquisition Of Cavitation Technologies And Alchemy Beverages✉newsBusinessFinance1 d ago

    BrightFlixx Finance has proposed acquiring Cavitation Technologies and Alchemy Beverages in a combined deal valued at approximately $42 million. The proposal ties the finance firm to a technology company and a beverage business, suggesting a diversification play rather than a single-sector purchase. Details on terms, timing, and whether the targets have accepted the offer have not yet been made public.

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    New art exhibit explores the transformative origins of chemistry▼The transformative origins of chemistry are on display in this new art exhibit✉newsCultureArt4 d ago

    A new art exhibition focused on the origins of chemistry has opened, presenting works that trace how alchemy and early chemical practice transformed into modern science. The show, covered by Chemical & Engineering News, puts chemistry's history on display for a general audience, drawing attention from readers interested in the intersection of art and science.

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    Ben Schwartz Talks Independent TV Series with Anthony Mason▼Ben Schwartz Discusses Independent TV Series on ALCHEMY WITH ANTHONY MASON✉newsCultureTelevision5 d ago

    Actor Ben Schwartz sat down with Anthony Mason for ALCHEMY to discuss an independent television series. The conversation covered his work on the project and his broader career in television. Details of the series and what was said during the interview were not provided beyond confirmation of the discussion.

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    Listeners Return to Dire Straits' Live Album Alchemy●Listening to Alchemy: Dire Straits Live by Dire StraitsMmastodonCultureMusic110 d ago

    Dire Straits' 1984 live album 'Alchemy: Dire Straits Live' is drawing fresh attention from music fans, with listeners sharing that they are revisiting the record. The album, captured at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, remains a touchstone of the band's live legacy.

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    Science Streamers Explore The Witcher on Tinker Tuesday●We will be live today for Tinker Tuesday! Tonight we will be chatting about the science in the game @thewitcher as we chMmastodonScience313 d ago

    The science communication group SciAnts is hosting a live Tinker Tuesday stream tonight at 9pm EDT, examining the science behind The Witcher 3 while playing the game. The discussion will break down the real-world biology, chemistry and physics behind the fantasy world's alchemy, monsters and potions, inviting viewers to watch and chat along during the broadcast.

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    History of alchemy book wins Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize●‘Dazzling’ globetrotting adventure in history of alchemy wins 2026 Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize✉newsScience13 d ago

    A book described by judges as a dazzling, globetrotting adventure through the history of alchemy has won the 2026 Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize. The Royal Society announced the winner, honouring the work as the year's best popular science writing. Readers of science books have been discussing the award and the winning title.