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By José Carlos Palma* A Remarkable Discovery In a surprising intersection of science and religious history, a group of researchers has uncovered the oldest known written record of Jesus Christ’s childhood. This astonishing find comes from a 1,600-year-old Egyptian manuscript written in Greek. Discovered accidentally in a German library, this
Smartencyclopedia- June 14, 2024
By The Smartencyclopedia Staff In the annals of scientific history, there are rare moments when the established order is disrupted by the audacity of youth and the sharpness of intellect. One such moment unfolded in 1930, at a conference of the German Physical Society in Leipzig, when a 22-year-old Lev
- Smartencyclopedia
- May 12, 2024
A study reveals a breakthrough tool to assess the effect of exoskeletons on injury risk. The tool, called Exo-LiFFT, is an interactive calculator that will help companies looking for ways to overcome workforces struggling with musculoskeletal injuries, missed work, and accelerated retirement amongst skilled laborers. A study led by researchers
- Smartencyclopedia
- April 14, 2022
In recent years, scientists have created music based on the structure of proteins as a creative way to better popularize science to the general public, but the resulting songs haven’t always been pleasant to the ear. In a study appearing September 29 in the journal Heliyon, researchers use the style of
- Smartencyclopedia
- April 14, 2022