Found the oldest fossil on Earth
The multinational team analyzed small rocks that were excavated five years ago, in the Strelley Pool, Pilbara (Western Australia).
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The multinational team analyzed small rocks that were excavated five years ago, in the Strelley Pool, Pilbara (Western Australia).
About 35km north of Inukjuak - an Inuit village in northern Quebec - about 35km there is an unusually rising rock strip from the ground.
When comparing chimpanzees - relatives of humans, living in dense forests and savanna, scientists recognize many difficulties of primitive people when changing their hab…
Since ancient times, there is only one form of life on earth - that is the most common common ancestor of all cells, or LUCA.
Experts and scientists have made notable findings about the lives of prehistoric people such as eating, accommodation, weapons used ...
According to Geobiology magazine, Swedish and Danish paleontologists analyzed the 1.6-billion-year-old fossils, found in central India.
Researchers found that the three-lobed fossil with the right eye may be the oldest eye ever discovered.
Archaeologists studying in Nepal have discovered evidence of an architecture at the birthplace of the Buddha dating back to the 6th century BC.
Stones that have just been found by Japanese scientists in northern Canada can reveal evidence of the first life on Earth.
Scientists have studied and hypothesized that if the collision does not occur or occur with less destructive power, now how dinosaurs will evolve and live, according to…
Unicorns often appear in the legends of many ancient folk cultures with the image of a beautiful white horse with a horn in the middle of the head.
Scientists claim to have discovered fossils of some living things thought to have appeared on Earth about 4 billion years ago.
Two red algae-like fossils are believed to be the oldest plant fossils ever found on Earth, shattering the hypothesis of life history on the green planet.
Inside the National Treasure of Israel, there is a burial box engraved with Jesus' name, helping archaeologists learn about the life and death of Jesus.