Desert Rub’ Al-Khali Is the Largest “Sand Sea” in the World, but It Was a 138-Foot-Deep Thriving Lake 8,000 Years Ago
Researchers believe rainfall and flooding changed the landscape of the arid desert to a green area some 8,000 years ago.
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Divers Stumble on ‘Treasures’ of a Mysterious Civilization That Controlled Sea Trade Across Asia Centuries Ago
Long lost 'Island of Gold' could be around Musi River as indicated by the looted artifacts found from the region by divers.
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Ice Age Humans Built Fireplaces That Could be ‘Controlled’ According to the Purpose, Some Could Withstand Over 1112° F
Researchers examined three hearths at a prehistoric site in Ukraine and found that Ice Age humans used wood to light fires.
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Research Reveals Even Though Our Minds Forget Trauma the Body Won't - It Alters the ‘Biological Markers’
A new study shows that survivors of a terror attack are the most affected, and it impacts their body in the long term.
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'Doomsday Plane’ Spotted Flying Over Oklahoma — Here’s What It Means If One Flies Over Your Town
'Doomsday Plane' was created during the Cold War, and to this day remains an important tool for the government
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Researchers Discover Greek Settlement in Egypt But One Artifact Had a Link to Nefertiti’s Daughter
Archaeologists unearthed an ancient Egyptian settlement that was possibly established by military officials from the New Kingdom period.
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Researchers Use Radiocarbon Dating of Mud Wasp Nests and Find A 17,300-Year-Old Illustration of a Kangaroo
The Irregular Infill Animal style paintings have life-size animals as subjects with irregular dashes inside an outline.
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Scientists Stunned As 'Sleeping' Black Hole Wakes Up And Starts Shooting The Most Powerful X-Ray Blasts Ever
A black hole in a distant galaxy has kept astronomers hooked to its quasiperiodic eruption activity, which is not a regular phenomenon.
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When There Was No Oxygen on Earth the Oceans Were Green. Scientists Claim It Could Change to Purple Next
Earth's oceans were green, as evidence by simulations show how ancient cyanobacteria evolved in waters.
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Archaeologists Make 20,000-Year-Old Ice Age Find at the End of a Physically Challenging 46-Mile
Stone tools found from Robberg technocomplex indicate that Ice Age humans hunted and shared knowledge across large area
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World’s Oldest Known Ritual Site Discovered, Reveals an Aboriginal Culture That Was Passed Down for 500 Generations
Despite being unearthed from fireplaces, no signs of cooking or domestic activity were found, affirming the site’s exclusive ritual use.
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Evidence in Malta Cave Indicates Humans May Have Taken to the Open Seas Before Farming, Rewriting 1,000 Years of History
Malta cave provides experts with evidence that indicates humans possibly forayed into the sea before becoming farmers.
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Researchers Claim That Our Galaxy’s Closest Neighbor Is Being Torn Apart, Make a ‘Surprising’ Discovery
The SMC’s low metallicity and weak gravitational structure make it a compelling analogue for the earliest galaxies in the universe.
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Ancient ‘Crazy Beast’ With Mismatched Body and Teeth From ‘Outer Space’ Discovered, Puzzles Scientists
Researchers found evidence of a Madagascar mammal whose teeth did not seem to be from this world, and limbs were a mixture of a reptile and dog.
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2500-Yr-Old Temple of ‘Greek Goddess of Love’ Discovered in Turkey With the Inscription ‘This Is the Sacred Area'
A temple dedicated to the goddess of love and fertility was detected in Western Turkey, indicating that her cult lived there in the past.
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Discovery of Our Distant Ancestor Fossil Reveals They Were Only a ‘Meter Tall’, Easily Preyed Upon by Leopards
Fossils unearthed in South Africa turn out to be of an extinct human cousin that used to stand upright and was vulnerable to leopards.
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Is Greenland Already A Part of America? Technically, Yes Because It Sits on the North American Tectonic Plate
Greenland has a diverse demography with a mix of Greenlandic Inuit sharing a lineage with Native Americans.
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Mount Tambora’s Eruption Was So Powerful Europe Went Into 'Volcanic Winter' With No Summer in 1816
After the eruption, the global temperature dropped by up to 3°C, and a 'volcanic winter' was witnessed in many places.
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'Antikythera' Built 2000 Years Ago May Be the World’s First Computer — But Scientists Still Can’t Fully Decode It
The Antikythera mechanism continues to stupefy researchers who have yet to determine how it detected the movement of the planets and the sun.
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Geologist Claims Deep Claw Marks Found in Brazil's Mysterious Tunnels Were Not Made By Humans
Several tunnels with claw marks on ceilings and walls have been identified as the work of an extinct species.
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