The object fell to Earth, destroying saber-tooth tigers 13,000 years ago
The scientists discovered evidence that 13,000 years ago, an object fell to Earth and destroyed ice age mammals such as mammoths and saber-tooth tigers.
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The scientists discovered evidence that 13,000 years ago, an object fell to Earth and destroyed ice age mammals such as mammoths and saber-tooth tigers.
Experts recommend that in order to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), parents should allow babies under 1 year of age to sleep on their backs. The r…
Scientists have discovered a new method for dating rocks that helps identify ore reserves and improve mineral exploration around the globe.
Chris the sheep, a famous marino wool sheep once discovered with the heaviest sheep in the world, died in Australia.
As the only natural satellite orbiting the Earth's orbit, the Moon is tending to get farther and farther away from our planet.
On October 6, the Israeli Antiquities Department announced that archaeologists in Israel had discovered a large city dating back 5,000 years along with temples and forti…
Soviet astronaut Alexei Leonov, the first man to walk in space in 1965, died at the age of 85.
A strange thing, which looks like part of an aquarium in an abandoned myth, built from 5,500 stone age years ago has puzzled archaeologists.
Among the prisoners about 20% are psychopaths. By the age of 40 these guys committed an average of four barbaric crimes. In the 3 years after being released from prison,…
Magnetic anomalies in the soil at a site called Maidanetske caught the researchers' attention and eventually decided to excavate.
Mosasaur may be one of the most feared reptiles living in the age of dinosaurs, with its enormous size and jaws.
A multinational team has found evidence of an ice age of life caused by a giant asteroid 466 million years ago.
The results of an international scientific study show that the planet collision 470 million years ago created a layer of dust leading to the ice age and then led to the…
Imagine the Chicago Skyline building. Now imagine it's under the ice almost 2 miles (3 km) away. That is the view of the Earth at the most icy moment of the last Ice Age.
The universe is thought to be about 13.7 billion years old, but a new study has shown that it may be significantly younger by several billion years.