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In today’s newsletter, w= e find the unassuming prize of a sunken treasure shi= p, rethink ancient gender role= s, gather our friends for a game of mahjong =2E=2E=2E and explore decades of government UF= O investigations=2E
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Said by some to the world’s first computer, the centerpiece of the = new Indiana Jones movie rested by a sunken treasure ship at the bottom of = the Mediterranean for more than 2,000 years=2E

Serendipity brought t= he strange mechanism to the world’s attention=2E The size of a shoeb= ox, it could predict the positions of the sun, moon, and planets=2E What els= e could it do?
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What’s in the box? Only fragments (at top) survive of the tantalizing contraption, formally kn= own as the Antikythera Mechanism for the Greek island near where it was fou= nd=2E However, a reconstruction (above) has been made, = based on what was known of astronomy at the time as well as the inscription= s on the mechanism=2E Originally an afterthought to other treasures discove= red in the shipwreck, the Dial of Destiny is having its moment now in cinem= as worldwide=2E Read more=2E
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Animals trapped in war zones= (like Scooter the tortoise above) find a second chance in this Jordan sanc= tuary
= Cape Cod may have the highest density of great white sharks in the world
= This scientific tool may upend everything we assumed about ancient gender r= oles
Want to keep y= our memory sharp? Here’s what science recommends=2E
Nature really is good medicine=2E Science can explain why= =2E
How extreme heat affects our pets—and how to help = them
What is your '= food clock'? These 4 tips can improve how you eat
= Redheads aren’t going extinct=2E Here’s why=2E
= What we know from decades of UFO investigations
These bug repe= llents actually work—if you use them correctly
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Would you dive in? They’re marketed as animals to fear, but s= harks can live up to a century—if they can survive humans=2E Living = off a diet that includes plants and algae, how much can whale sharks, like = the one above, weigh?

A=2E 25,000 pounds
B=2E 10,000 pounds
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Lasting popularity, global imprint: Mahjong ma= y seem a venerable game, but its Chinese and American roots are not as old = as you think=2E The four-player game of chance and skill encourages convers= ation and community building—and the longest one ever played is 33 h= ours long=2E (Above, women play mahjong at a beach club in Q= ueens=2E)
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