1001 mystery
The mysteries surrounding big foot creatures
A photograph, a proof or a trace cannot become decisive. Specific evidence is always needed: bones or skulls, which are still undetectable today. One day we will discove…
Evidence
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Conquer Mars
Evidence of Mars contains enough oxygen to support life
In some locations, oxygen is sufficient for multicellular organisms such as sponges to live. The study was published in the October issue of Nature Geosciences.
Conquer Mars
Could NASA have discovered and accidentally destroyed evidence of Mars on organic matter?
Recently, NASA caused a chaos by announcing that the Curiosity autonomous vehicle discovered organic molecules - making life as we know it - on Mars.
Conquer Mars
Detecting a 20km lake under the surface of Mars
New evidence of a 20km lake near the southernmost tip of Mars raises hope for the possibility of life on the red planet.
Conquer Mars
Mars used to be 'green planet' like Earth
New evidence suggests that at some stage, the current basalt shell of Mars formed by lava spreads across the planet.
World Heritage
Archaeological site on Mount Camel
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized the Archaeological Site of Israel's Mount Camel in the World Cultural Heritage in 2012.
World Heritage
Archaeological site L 'Anse aux Meadows - Canada
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization Unesco recognized L Archaeological Site 'Anse aux Meadows of Canada is a World Cultural Heritage in 1978.
Oceanography
For the first time, the species of
For the first time in history, researchers have found evidence of pollinators of aquatic ecosystems and that they work like bees on the ground.
Oceanography
Dolphins can call each other's names
The team at the University of St Andrews in Scotland found more evidence that dolphins know to use their own signals to report and receive feedback to individuals in the…
Oceanography
Sharks also need friends
Notorious for its cruelty and lonely lifestyle, but recent evidence suggests that some sharks still want to build complex, long-term social relationships.
Oceanography
Challenges to the theory of species origins
New evidence discovered by oceanographers is a challenge for one of the oldest theories about the evolution of marine animals.
Oceanography
Detecting huge mud and sand flow under the seabed
British researchers have discovered evidence of a huge landslide in the seabed 60,000 years ago, creating a huge flow of mud and sand on the earth. This finding is very…
Oceanography
Found whales who live more than a hundred years old
According to biologists, they found a Bowhead whale living more than a hundred years off Alaska. Evidence for this is a piece of 19th-century weapons found in this 50-to…
Oceanography
Discover a vast 'Ocean' inside the earth
Scientists study deep in the earth and they have found evidence that there is a large reservoir located below eastern Asia, and the lake has the least volume equivalent…
Archeology
The celestial explosion is the culprit that destroyed the ancient Near East civilization
Scientists have gathered evidence that 3,700 years ago, an explosion of an object in the atmosphere destroyed the settlements in modern Jordanian territory.