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Last update: 11 hours agoMauritania Tech & Science Roundup: Archaeology Meets Math: A new, not-yet-peer-reviewed theory claims the Great Pyramid of Giza encodes a numerical “memory” tied to lunar and stellar cycles, sparking fresh debate on how ancient Egyptians may have embedded astronomy into the monument’s proportions. Local Earth Science: Mauritania’s Richat Structure (Eye of the Sahara) is back in focus as a major natural feature seen clearly from space, with researchers pointing to its ring geology and long-running origin questions. Energy & Industry: Mauritania’s energy transition stays in the spotlight as the Minister of Petroleum and Energy discusses financing for fair, equitable clean power—especially green hydrogen—while regional gas leaders push from discovery to commercialization ahead of major forums. Gold Exploration: RAMINVEST HOLDING advances drilling planning at Mauritania’s Wompou Gold Project after assays reported up to 50.14 g/t and six priority targets for first-pass testing. Digital Skills for Women: ICESCO-related events highlight efforts to expand women’s access to the digital field, with Mauritania’s leadership involved in conference work. Culture & Research Links: Mauritania’s higher education minister meets an Italian delegation to strengthen cooperation in higher education and scientific research.
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