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Recently, researchers at the New Zealand Institute of Science (GNS Science) produced a detailed map of the bottom of Lake Rotorua and revealed signs of hydrothermal activity, including a strange “magnetic anomaly”
Centuries-old moss managed to come back to life in a warm laboratory. Also incredibly, tiny 42,000-year-old roundworms have come to life. These fascinating glimpses of organisms from Earth’s distant past reveal the
What has happened since May? The reason put forward by scientists is not new. It’s been talked about as one of the possibilities for years, but until now no one was as
Cave Ilsenhole It has been an important place in terms of paleontology and archeology for over a century, where the remains of extinct creatures and stone artifacts have been found. Despite previous
A study by astronomers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences suggests that the universe may be younger than the Standard Model suggests, adding uncertainty to our understanding of cosmic time periods. Details
How long did dinosaurs live? Dinosaurs left a lot of information in fossils. We know how they defended themselves, what they ate, how they died. As it turned out, they also left
Just like millions of years ago Scientific evidence shows that the first flowering plants appeared 100 million years ago, while bees appeared only 50 million years later. As now, they used color
The fossil remains may belong to the oldest known species of photosynthetic algae, although it is not the oldest example of photosynthesis; The single-celled ancestors of multicellular organisms were able to do
Detail Mostafa Wazir, secretary general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities, posted the video on Facebook on Friday. Pictured here are workers digging in front of the Pyramid of Menkaure, the smallest
What will we eat (if we survive) The use of today’s most powerful weapons will plunge our planet into a deep nuclear winter. In a worst-case scenario, an exchange of nuclear bombs
