An Ancient Shark Graveyard Has Been Found in The Egyptian Desert : ScienceAlert
The desert sands of Egypt have been dry for thousands of years. As difficult as it is to…
New Solar System Models Show Earth Is No Fluke
Over the last three decades, computer models of forming planetary systems have gone from being fairly crude replications…
Leftover coffee grounds could help curb ants without traps, bait, or chemicals
If ants keep showing up around your home, a morning cup of coffee could already have a surprisingly…
Skylab completists, clear some shelf space for 26 DVDs
offbeat Decades of archive hunting recover downlinks, silent reels, and footage once thought lost The team behind the…
Gibbon Conservation Center: The California sanctuary caring for endangered singing gibbons
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
Common Supplements Show Antibiotic-Like Benefits Against Severe Gum Disease
A clinical study found that combining omega-3 with low-dose aspirin produced improvements in severe periodontitis that closely matched…
In 2012, a man in Panama began collecting plastic discarded along streets and beaches: Years later, those bottles had become a village
The project collected waste from across the island, and Bezeau later expanded the effort by collecting discarded bottles…
JWST finds early galaxies may be 4 times more massive than thought
Astronomers have found that some of the largest galaxies in the early universe contained many more small stars…
Physics Wallah’s Full-Stack Bet: Looking Into The Revenue Engine
For a generation of Indian students preparing for competitive exams, “Hello bacchon…” became more than a classroom greeting.…
Researchers in Japan documented carrion crows placing walnuts in front of cars stopped at traffic lights, then letting the vehicles crack the shells before retrieving the food — behaviour recorded repeatedly over 21 months.
A road junction in Sendai, Japan, in the early 1990s. The light turns red, a line of cars…
In 1991, hikers in the Alps found a body melting out of a glacier and called the police, assuming it was a lost mountaineer — it turned out to be a 5,300-year-old man with 61 tattoos, an unfinished bow, and an arrowhead lodged in his shoulder, making his death the world’s oldest open murder investigation
On 19 September 1991, a German couple hiking high in the Ötztal Alps, on the ridge between Austria…
Extinct tiger head bought for £50 sells for £60k after being mistaken for ‘fox’
Its previous owner enjoyed it’s funny ‘googly eyes’ Andew Stowe holds a rare Thylacine tiger that sold at…