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The dagger that belonged to Pharaoh Tutankhamun has a curious extraterrestrial composition.
King Tut –who ruled over the land of the Pharaohs – continues to amaze the archeological community. Researchers concluded that the iron sheet of the dagger that once belonged to the ‘Boy’ Pharaoh was made from a material that belonged to a meteorite. The scientific study was led by Italian-Egyptian researchers who used X-ray fluorescence to analyze the dagger which dates back to the XIV century BCE.
The mystery behind one of the two daggers found beside the mummy of the Pharaoh is now solved, it originated in space, or better said, the sheet that makes up the dagger was fabricated from materials found in meteorites (source)
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Concept stuff for Pokemon Legends Arceus but like,,, alternate timeline?? Idk but I love it so much
You know how I said relations between the clans are strenuous at best? Yeah this is why. Noble Pokémon burdened with terrible might flee to other areas, their heightened power having catastrophic results. The wardens and the ride Pokémon relocate as well to best deal with the changing terrain, but the clans automatically assume the other stole the Pokémon, and the subsequent effects are Almighty Sinnoh “enacting justice”
Area breakdowns under the cut
Lady Liligant at the Obsidian Fieldlands, where the “blessing” from Giratina makes her presence enough to create an overgrown floral maze. This jungle is impossible to navigate without the grace of a dancer. Warden Ingo and lady Sneasler relocate to the fieldlands, where Sneasler’s claws allow her to scale the massive flowers and trees Liligant has created.
Lord Kleavor at the Coronet Highlands. Being so close to the distortion rift, and by proxy Giratina, Kleavor has power to cleave the entire mountain in half. Inside Mount Coronet, electromagnetic fields result in a strange gravity, with floating boulders and strange crystals. The state of this area seems to resonate with both Emmet and Ingo for some reason, but the latter cannot investigate due to his duties with Sneasler in the Fieldlands. Warden Mai and Wyrdeer have moved to the highlands, as Wyrdeer’s speed and jumping prowess proves useful in traversing the strange gravity and floating objects. This would be the last area Barry visits, due to how dangerous it is.
Lord Electrode in the Crimson Mirelands. Electrode’s electricity is nullified by all the mud and ground, but their grass typing is more than enough to make up for that. The ground types that otherwise would be super effective are sent running by electrode’s grass moves. They plant seeds almost like land mines, and upon triggering these seeds, huge vines will sprout in an explosion. These vibes rest in craters, and act as lightning rods. Electrode siphons the electricity from them to gather it’s own strength, even when surrounded by its weakness. Warden Calaba and Ursaluna have remained in the Mirelands, hoping that Ursaluna can dig up and remove Electrode’s roots before they sprout.
Lord Avalugg at the Cobalt Coastlands. The coast has frozen over, and Avalugg wades through the icy sea like an angry kaiju. Warden Sabi and Braviary relocate to the coast to keep close watch of Avalugg. With the sea frozen over, the safest way to reach him is by air.
Lord Arcanine at the Alabastar Icelands. In the confusion of Avalugg’s arrival, the Miss Fortune sisters nab Growlithe and flee to the Icelands, where lord Arcanine’s son follows in hot pursuit. After evolving the icelands begin to melt from Arcanine’s heat. The Pearl clan has relocated to Snowpoint Temple, the highest peak in the icelands, to escape the flooding. Warden Iscan and Basculegion accompany Palina to the icelands, which is largely underwater due to Arcanine’s heat. With the risk of catastrophic flooding imminent, Basculegion is necessary here.
TEMPLE OF SINNOH- A distorted mess of what it used to be. Shadows seem to move on their own and those who visit report the unmistakable feeling of being watched.