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Ancient writings offer 'historical evidence' Jesus was hailed 'a god' after the crucifixion, researcher claims

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Ancient writings offer 'historical evidence' Jesus was hailed 'a god' after the crucifixion, researcher claims

A new study has examined ancient writings detailing an event that happened just five years after Jesus was crucified, revealing that a Roman emperor declared him a god.

UK launches new Titania satellite for advanced Earth observation

Nov 7, 2026

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Nothing to launch its first AI-native hardware product next month: Here’s what to expect as CEO reveals ‘no new screen’

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Italys Meloni blames pro-Russian hackers for leak of foreign ministers data on the dark web

Nov 7, 2026

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China tests high-altitude floating wind power system over city

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Unravelling the mystery of Egypt's 'Braided Lady': Archaeologists use 3D CT scans to digitally unwrap a mummy after 3,000 years

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More Than $2 Billion USD in Travel Bookings Facilitated Through Stay22

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