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Master Seeker 2026 – 29 August 2026

Master Seeker 2026 – 29 August 2026

Elmara
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The latest updates on the prizes for the various competitions and the raffle. There’s loads on offer! We’re looking forward to seeing you all there, and hopefully the weather will be perfect for a day at the beach. So let’s have a great time competing on Saturday and win a few crowns to spend on something nice :)
A 1,700-year-old penis-shaped nail cleaner has surprised experts

A 1,700-year-old penis-shaped nail cleaner has surprised experts

GM4PRO
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A unique artefact from the Late Roman period has been discovered near Cheltenham in England: a small nail-cleaning tool which was also intended to protect the wearer from misfortune and evil forces. Its handle, shaped like a finely detailed male genitalia, is without parallel.
Why I believe that Vaonis smart telescopes are currently the most technologically advanced

Why I believe that Vaonis smart telescopes are currently the most technologically advanced

WX
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Over the past two years, I’ve had the opportunity to work with all the smart telescopes on the market. Or at least all those worth mentioning. My assessment is certainly subjective, as I haven’t taken the prices of the instruments fully into account. Nevertheless, if you’re currently thinking about buying your first smart telescope, this article might at least provide some inspiration.
A young man working a part-time job discovered a treasure worth 220 million crowns

A young man working a part-time job discovered a treasure worth 220 million crowns

GM4PRO
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Whilst renovating a house in Dendermonde, Belgium, workers stumbled upon a huge hoard of gold. In the cellar, they discovered gold coins and ingots worth around 9 million euros. The treasure was first spotted by an 18-year-old temporary worker, who initially thought they were ordinary one-euro coins – until gold bars began to fall from the excavation site.
Father of the Year 2026

Father of the Year 2026

jaccob
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Thanks to Minelab ’s Father’s Day campaign this year, Petr and I came up with an idea. As Petr is currently on holiday with his children – and given his wife’s heavy workload – we’ve come up with a sort of summer photography ‘competition’ for everyone, working as a team of our own.

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