Archeology
Spinosaurus - The huge predatory dinosaur on Earth
Scientists have discovered a huge predatory dinosaur that once lived on Earth called Spinosaurus.
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Archeology
Discover the world's oldest
Paul Croituru, 37, of Romania, and 13-year-old son, were lucky enough to discover 300 coins made of fake silver when using a metal detector on a plot near their home.
Archeology
See millions of years old radio stations under the Greenland ice sheet
American geologists say they have discovered an intact station from the pre-glacial period that was preserved for 2.7 million years underneath the ice sheet on Greenland.
Archeology
Discovering a huge ancient Roman theater in England
Archaeologists discovered a theater dating to 2,000 years in the UK with the number of seats for 12,000 people.
Archeology
Discovering the ancient city in Bermuda Triangle Triangle
On October 24, a group of Canadian scientists unexpectedly discovered an ancient city with four pyramids sunk in the Bermuda Triangle, 700 meters from Cuba's east coast.…
Archeology
'Vampire' dinosaurs in Africa
A small dinosaur that lived 200 million years ago possessed fangs like vampires, parrot-like beaks, and hard hair like porcupines.
Archeology
Fossils discovered 5 crocodile species 100 million years
A team of archaeologists from the United States and Canada has announced the discovery of fossils of five primitive crocodiles that not only swim but also
Archeology
New discovery about giant eagle species attacking humans
According to a recent study, the fearsome predatory bird predator in the legend is completely real.
Archeology
Discovered the ancient portrait of St. Paul
Vatican archaeologists found a mural thought to portray St. Paul's face with many wrinkled faces and a huge
Archeology
Excavating the tomb of St. Paul in Rome
The archaeologists working for the Vatican unearthed a sarcophagus in which they believed the remains of the apostle Paul. It is found that the tomb dates from about 390…
Archeology
Why are Neanderthals soon extinct?
According to Dr. Paul Pettitt, Oxford University (UK) and colleagues, 20,000 - 30,000 years ago, Neanderthals and ancestors of modern people lived in continental Europe.
Space science
Mysterious series of new mountains on Pluto are identified
On July 12, 2018, the New Horizon spacecraft has the opportunity to inspect the surface of Pluto and publish many interesting new information.
Space science
Asteroids fly more than 61,000 km / h through the Earth's atmosphere
Asteroid 2018 LA turns into a glowing fire bridge in the sky of Botswana on the evening of June 2, Fox News reported.
Space science
The 40-meter asteroid is about to fly over the Earth
Small asteroids 2018 CBs will approach Earth with much smaller distances than the Moon.
Space science
For the first time, identify an object from outside the Solar System
For decades, sky observers have been constantly searching for thousands of new celestial bodies, but they all have a starting point somewhere in the Solar System.