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US scientists say that not one, but two consecutive asteroids colliding with the earth in about 300 years of extinction.
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US scientists say that not one, but two consecutive asteroids colliding with the earth in about 300 years of extinction.
Scientists say they have discovered the fossil of a 95 million-year-old octopus.
Researchers say an ancient Greek tomb once thought to be of Alexander the Great's father actually belonged to his half-brother.
Scientists say they have discovered the remains of at least 10 pyramids on the coast of Peru, which may be a sign of a sacrificial area belonging to an obscure ancient c…
Belgian scientists say they have deciphered the remains of Ishango bones discovered by a Belgian geologist half a century ago in Africa. Accordingly, the mathematical cr…
Archaeologists say they discovered a relic - an ancient place of people who built the magnificent stone architecture in England, Stonehenge. At Durrington Walls excavati…
Chinese archaeologists say they discovered an intact mummy belonging to a high-ranking official, dating back 280 years ago in Shijingshan district, the capital of Beijin…
Archaeologists from the Amapa Scientific and Technical Research Institute (IEPA) have discovered an ancient observatory at Calcoene, about 390km from Macapa, the capital…
Archaeologists say a lot of ruins are now different from the original. Many colorful painted parts have faded away with time. They believed that the Parthenon shrine in…
Archaeologists say they have discovered the oldest civilization in Europe, more than 150 large temples built around 4800-4600 BC were discovered in fields in Germany, Sl…
Our planet is under great pressure, it is from the people we create, not far away.
Scientists say that the Earth is experiencing the sixth mass extinction event due to human activity.
Scientists say this is not the first attempt to treat colds by focusing on human cells.
In October last year, there was an interesting announcement: for the first time, the researchers took a picture of two neutron stars colliding.
Experts say the explosion that occurred 130 million light years ago generated about half of the universe's gold, platinum, uranium and mercury.