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fromwww.theguardian.com
5 days ago

Have French scientists solved the mystery of Nelson's lover Lady Hamilton?

Presumed remains of Lady Emma Hamilton identified in Calais, with carbon dating, forensic reconstruction and skeletal analysis suggesting a 45–55-year-old woman who died around 1815.
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
3 weeks ago

How 3D Laser Scanning Could Reconstruct the Charlie Kirk Shooting

Crime scenes can change quickly. Chairs, tables, carswhatever was in the spacemay be moved, or people may lose track of them. And future discoveries about the crime may be difficult to connect to the scene. One of the best ways to immediately preserve a crime scene is with three-dimensional laser scans, which use light to map every object present. Today this technique is routinely used at major crime scenes. And experts say it's likely to be important in the investigation of Kirk's death.
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