Study Russian city 'Big legged picnic'
Officials of a Russian city yesterday announced they planned to set up a science institute to study snowmen, also known as large legged victims, despite scholars' object…
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Officials of a Russian city yesterday announced they planned to set up a science institute to study snowmen, also known as large legged victims, despite scholars' object…
Multicellular organisms can evolve in the pre-Cambrian period, 100 million years earlier than the previous scientific calculations.
The discovery of a 30,000-year-old fossil proved that Neanderthals and modern humans are not the only human species on Earth.
Irkutsk archaeologists (Russian Federation) are standing on the threshold of a world-class discovery ...
Found in permanently frozen land south of Siberia, the mammoth mummy of Khroma is an extremely rare historical specimen.
Scientists found an ancient strain that had never been known after analyzing DNA samples from a finger bone they found in Siberia.
The body of a Siberian mammoth died about 37,500 years ago and is preserved in the ice being examined in Japan. The test results will help scientists understand why the…
After thousands of years buried in permafrost in northwest Siberia, the tiny mammoth is now put to the surface, and may be the best specimen of this genre. Confirmation…
Christie Paris collectibles group has just opened an auction of huge Siberia mammoth skeleton with a life of over 15,000 years. The owner of this precious skeleton spent…
Unexpectedly discovered from a meteorite found by gold hunters in Siberia.
On the night of December 6, a meteorite fell on Beysky region in Khakassia, southwestern Siberia (Russia), causing the night sky to glow as day.
A Russian unmanned aerial cargo ship exploded in Siberia airspace on December 1 just minutes after being launched from a launch site in Kazakhstan.
The Russian rocket of Proton-M carrying Mexican MexSat-1 telecommunications satellite fell east of Siberia shortly after leaving the launch pad a few minutes.
A Russian scientist has claimed to have found the first meteorite in a mysterious explosion in Siberia in 1908. The Tunguska event in June 1908 was one of the mysterious…
After an asteroid explosion in a poor Siberia town, Larisa Briyukova wondered what to do with the strange stone she found.