Archeology
Evidence found humans ate snakes 15,000 years ago
Archaeologists have discovered evidence that humans ate snakes as well as lizards and some reptiles some 15,000 years ago.
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Archeology
Unexpected secret of famous mausoleum in Ireland
A royal dynasty but separate themselves with incestuous marriages.
Space science
Stunned aquatic planet live, 'shared' with Earth
Study 53 planets in galaxies that contain the Earth and found evidence of plate tectonics and oceans that might contain life.
Scientific works
A 5-star hotel and unique archaeological museum
Unexpected archaeological findings could cause a building to be abandoned for conservation purposes, but a 5-star hotel in Turkey has found a way.
Health
Restrooms can spread Legionnaires' disease
Legionnaires' disease can spread when you flush your toilet, spreading invisible 'beams' of water into the air.
Health
Fight off scary disease by drinking ... coffee!
The habit of drinking coffee daily can significantly reduce the risk of arrhythmia - a condition that can trigger many dangerous cardiovascular problems.
Science invention
Israel invented a self-defense mask of heat SARS-CoV-2
Israeli researchers announced the invention of a reusable respirator that could kill SARS-CoV-2 virus causing Covid-19 acute respiratory infections by heat.
Space science
Humans may be able to activate 'hibernation' in the near future
Recently, scientists have found a way to activate hibernate-like states in mice that can drastically lower metabolism and body temperature.
Space science
Neutron stars have a magnetic field 1,000 times stronger than normal
NASA astronomers discovered a very young and powerful neutron star, about 16,000 light-years from Earth.
Biology
Rainy insects are like humans who 'eat' a whole bowling ball in their face, but why don't they die?
How do insects avoid raindrops bearing the shadow of death?
Space science
The International Space Station will have a new toilet
This is a new achievement for the space exploration industry when it is possible to reuse wastewater and prevent bacteria from spreading out in space.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Shocking truth: Does AI also need sleep?
Just like an overworked computer, the artificial intelligence system needs a nap.
Oceanography
Suddenly discovered a giant squid weighing 200kg washed ashore
The giant dead squid of unknown cause is being preserved by experts at the museum and awaiting surgery.
Archeology
Walking on the sea, two students pulled strange creatures from the 'tomb' 115 million years
After 10 hours of work, two 19 and 21-year-old British students brought to the ground a strange creature, like a snail and the size ... of a car tire.
Space science
Quark matter in neutron stars
Inside the neutron stars is the 'noodle nucleus' - an unusual state of matter, consisting of subatomic particles called quarks.