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Ancient Egyptian mummies still smell pleasant after 5,000 years

Ancient Egyptian mummies still smell pleasant after 5,000 years

Even after spending millennia entombed in stone sarcophagi, some ancient Egyptian mummies still emit a surprisingly pleasant scent, research has discovered. In a recent study combining science with sensory exploration, researchers have discovered that ancient Egyptian mummies, some preserved for over 5,000 years within their sarcophagi, emit surprisingly pleasant aromas. The researchers noted these mummies release scents described as ‘woody,’ ‘spicy,’ and ‘sweet.’ The revelation sets a new path...

By Nairobi, Kenya
New research suggests Gen Z see internet access as human right

New research suggests Gen Z see internet access as human right

A poll of 2,000 adults revealed that most individuals aged between 18 and 28 consider internet access as a ‘human right.’ The study was conducted in the UK.  New research indicates that Gen Z regard internet access as a basic human right on a similar level to other necessities such as food and water. Conducted in the UK, 2,000 adults between the ages of 18 and 28 were surveyed. Over 50%...

By London, UK
Could Spotify’s HiFi streaming tier drop in 2025?

Could Spotify’s HiFi streaming tier drop in 2025?

Spotify first announced a HiFi tier of music streaming almost four years ago. It looks like its original plans could finally be put into effect this year.  The world’s most popular streaming service Spotify looks set to launch its new HiFi subscription tier this year. First announced in 2021, Bloomberg has reported that the company hopes to roll out this new feature soon. Speaking anonymously, the source said that Spotify aims...

By London, UK
Are faceless influencers here to stay?

Are faceless influencers here to stay?

Online fame has largely correlated to how much a creator was willing to expose of themselves online. Now, faceless influencers have entered the game – and their anonymity is part of their allure.   Social media and influencer culture have always encouraged creators to showcase their personal identity, but the last year has seen a unique trend emerging. That is, the faceless influencer. Techniques used by the ‘faceless influencer’ go against the...

By London, UK