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Scan the grave radar with Shakespeare's curse
Researchers scanned the grave radar with a curse to stop intruders from the great writer William Shakespeare at Trinity Church in Stratford upon Avon, England.
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Detection of giant shark fossils 300 million years
The 300 million-year fossil of a giant shark shows that they are nearly as long as a bus and much larger than today's white sharks.
Archeology
Discover the treasure of the notorious 17th century pirate off the coast of Madagascar
The Scottish pirate's treasure was discovered off the coast of Madagascar.
Archeology
Discover the 330-year-old
After 3 centuries buried in the ground in Newark (England), the vase
Archeology
Discover the oldest traces of modern Europeans
The group of international archaeologists on September 22 said the excavation of an archaeological site in Austria has shown that it is the place to keep the oldest trac…
Archeology
Rediscover the 6,500-year-old remains
A fairly complete 6,500 year old skeleton set found 85 years ago has been forgotten in the museum. When it was time to clean up the museum, people discovered it by chanc…
Archeology
Fruit cake is nearly 200 years old
A grandmother in England is currently storing a fruit cake made on Holy Week in 1821. Up to this point, the cake is 192 years old and has spent 5 generations in the fami…
Archeology
Discover the oldest well in Europe
Archaeologists have discovered in Germany 4 ancient wells of 7,000 years old. This can be considered the oldest wells in Europe.
Archeology
Unearth Troy
Equipped with modern technology, a group of archaeologists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA) decided to launch a new poll in one of the most famous ancient…
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Find the oldest Maya calendar
Archaeologists have found the oldest set of Maya calendar ever in the Xultun monument in Guatemala. They are engraved on the walls of a Maya house dating back to the ear…
Archeology
The British discovered a new part of the Great Wall
A British explorer found part of the Great Wall that had never been known before in a desert in Mongolia. Adventurer William Lindesay and his team entered the Gobi deser…
Space science
NASA's floppy disk appears on the ISS International Space Station
Previously, floppy disks were an indispensable item in computer document storage in the last century, and now they are really obsolete.
Space science
NASA expert answers a 4-year-old girl's letter about satellite Europa
Dr. David Williams from NASA responded with her letter and included a photo with pictures of the Europa Clipper and the satellites Europa and Jupiter in the back.
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Nasa announced its willingness to launch a spacecraft to reach the Sun on Saturday
NASA has just announced they are ready to launch their latest spacecraft. This ship is expected to fly closer to the sun than any artificial object has ever done before.