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Uragasaurus kalasinensis: New dinosaur discovered in Thailand
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New Study Reveals Why Ancient Roman Concrete Keeps Getting Stronger : ScienceAlert
The arrow of time flies one way, and with it comes decay. We build our structures to last as long as possible, but even the toughest materials eventually crack, weaken, and crumble. Ancient Roman concrete did things a little differently. Scientists have long known that the concrete built during the Roman Empire seems to grow…