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- 1Cosmic rays reveal large hidden void in Great Pyramid●🔦 Cosmic rays revealed a void of at least 30 metres inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu, without drilling a single hole. M
Physicists using muon tomography have identified a void of at least 30 metres inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu at Giza, without any drilling. Muons from cosmic-ray showers pass through stone and are absorbed unevenly, so a shortfall of muons arriving from one direction revealed extra empty space within the 4,500-year-old monument. The non-invasive technique, developed by the ScanPyramids collaboration, is being discussed as a striking example of particle physics unlocking archaeological secrets.
- 2Woman sues North Texas Planet Fitness over alleged voyeurism▼Woman sues North Texas Planet Fitness over alleged voyeurism, invasive recording
A woman has filed a lawsuit against a Planet Fitness location in North Texas, alleging voyeurism and invasive recording took place at the gym. The suit, reported by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, accuses the fitness chain of failing to protect members from being secretly recorded. The case is drawing attention to privacy concerns and safety standards at gym facilities.
- 3Slavic Legends dungeon builder opens Steam store page●Slavic Legends got a store page "Build and manage your own dungeon, command creatures from Slavic mythology, prepare you
Slavic Legends, an upcoming dungeon management game built around Slavic mythology, now has a store page. Players will build and run their own dungeon, command mythological creatures, defend against enemy invasions, explore secret rooms, and even possess creatures to fight directly. The description highlights base defense and creature training as core mechanics. Coverage so far is limited, but the Slavic folklore setting is a notable draw in a genre usually dominated by Western fantasy.
- 4Samuel L. Jackson Confirms His Next Marvel Movie as Nick Fury▼Samuel L. Jackson Confirms His Next Marvel Movie As Nick Fury (It's Not Doomsday)
Samuel L. Jackson has confirmed which Marvel film he will appear in next as Nick Fury, stating it is not the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. The veteran actor has portrayed the superspy throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the franchise began, most recently in the Secret Invasion series on Disney+. Fans are now speculating which project he means and what role Fury will play.