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Archeology

Scythian gold: the archaeologist shared the details of the discovery of mysterious jewelry

Petar Gramatikov -
It is believed that the most perfect artistic Scythian things are the works of Greek jewelers commissioned by the Scythians, taking into account the spiritual needs of the latter. The Scythian sword decorated with a...
Health

Study: coffee drinkers less likely to die in next seven years

Gaston de Persigny -
Adults who drink 2.5-4.5 cups of coffee daily are less likely to die in the next seven years than those who don't. Coffee drinkers have a 29% lower risk of death. It doesn't matter...
Environment

Bees work as air quality inspectors in Italy

Gaston de Persigny -
In Italy, since 2018, a special police unit has been operating to protect forests and the environment. On the roof of his headquarters in Rome are hives - bees help carabinieri track the level...
Education

8 flowers and herbs that repel spiders: what to plant in the garden

Newsdesk -
Spiders that are found in houses are usually harmless to humans. However, this does not prevent many men and women from experiencing real horror every time they catch their eye. But you can isolate yourself from...
Defense

The world’s youngest billionaire is investigating the damage from Russian bombs in Ukraine

Gaston de Persigny -
At 25, Alexandr Wang is the youngest self-made billionaire in the world As a child, Alex Wang was so good at math that he competed in national math and programming competitions in the United States. At...
Archeology

250 richly painted sarcophagi have been discovered in Egypt

Petar Gramatikov -
The archeological expedition has been working in Saqqara since 2018 An Egyptian archeological mission in the Saqqara necropolis has discovered 250 richly painted wooden sarcophagi and 150 bronze statuettes of ancient Egyptian deities. This is the...
Archeology

Petite brunette – a Bronze Age woman

Petar Gramatikov -
The representative of the Unetice culture had fair skin, brown hair, a prominent chin and a miniature figure adorned with bronze and gold jewelry and a beautiful amber necklace. In the course of their new...
Food

Sheep and rams from all over Russia came to Volgograd

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On May 27, Volgograd hosted the opening of the All-Russian Exhibition of Pedigree Sheep and Goats. Representatives of 17 regions of the country equip their pavilions. Hundreds of fluffy lambs and sheep were exhibited...
Archeology

Ancient Roman insult found in Northumberland, carved next to a drawing of a phallus

Newsdesk -
To explain to the inhabitant of ancient Vindolanda Sekundin what a bad person he is, someone spared no time for stone carving. Employees of the British archaeological foundation Vindolanda Charitable Trust reported a unique find:...
Africa

Egypt opens new airport for tourists, right next to the Seventh Wonder of the World

Gaston de Persigny -
From mid-July, tourists wishing to start their journey in Egypt from the Great Pyramids of Giza will be facilitated by flying to them. Right next to the Pyramids of Giza, Egypt's new Sphinx International...
International

How Stalin erased people from photos without Photoshop

Newsdesk -
Because Stalin knew the value of photographs both in historical archives and in their use as a medium, his "enemies" often disappeared from the footage. Stalin did not have Photoshop, but that did not stop...
News

Ancient Moon Volcanoes May Supply Future Astronauts With Drinking Water and Rocket Fuel

Newsroom -
The moon’s Orientale Basin as seen by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Credit: NASA GSFC Billions of years ago, a series of volcanic eruptions raged on the moon, blanketing hundreds of thousands of square miles of...
News

High-Speed Moving Fusion Plasma Turbulence Discovered for the First Time in the World

Newsroom -
Inside Japan’s Large Helical Device (LHD) stellarator, built to test plasma fusion confinement. Credit: Justin Ruckman New insights into understanding turbulence in fusion plasmas. In order to achieve fusion in a power plant, it is necessary...
News

A Unique Catalyst for Breaking Down Plastics Paves the Way for Plastic Upcycling

Guest Author -
Visual of two variations of the catalyst, with a segment of the shell removed to show the interior. The white sphere represents the silica shell, the holes are the pores. The bright green spheres...
News

Antarctic Orca Submarine Volcano Blasted by Swarm of 85,000 Earthquakes

GFZ GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam, Helmholtz Centre -
Even off the coast of Antarctica, volcanoes can be found. A sequence of more than 85,000 earthquakes was recorded in 2020 at the Orca submarine volcano, which has been inactive for a long time
Archeology

Where was obtained the material for King Herod’s baths?

Petar Gramatikov -
King Herod's baths: Israeli scientists from Bar-Ilan University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have refuted the well-known hypothesis that Israeli calcite alabaster artefacts were made from material extracted exclusively in Egypt. This conclusion...
Archeology

A huge face in Egypt resembling the Great Sphinx discovered

Petar Gramatikov -
A group of archaeologists has discovered a giant face carved into a mountain slope in the Theban necropolis. The face resembles that of the Great Sphinx in Giza and in ancient times looked at...
Archeology

Scientists have discovered an ancient forest at the bottom of a giant abyss in China with trees 40 meters high

Newsdesk -
Giant trees and new species at the bottom of the hole with a depth of 192 meters Chinese scientists have discovered hitherto unknown animal and plant species at the bottom of a hole in the...
America

Mayan fillings made of precious stones could serve not only as decoration, but also as protection against caries

Gaston de Persigny -
Maya tooth jewelry made of jade, gold and other precious metals and stones, probably not only gave "gloss" to their owners, but also served as a prevention of caries and periodontal disease. This property...
Archeology

What monsters are hiding in the Swiss Alps?

Gaston de Persigny -
Paleontologists have studied several fossils of three new to science ichthyosaurs (sea dinosaurs), which were probably larger than almost all animals that ever existed on the planet. The finds were made in the Swiss...
News

Climate Crisis Is Driving Cousins of Zazu, From the Lion King, to Local Extinction

Frontiers -
Southern yellow-billed hornbill at study site. Credit: Nicholas Pattinson The yellow-billed hornbill, cousins of fan-favorite Zazu from The Lion King, faces local extinction due to the climate crisis. Between 2008 and 2019, researchers investigated the...
International

Google: We are approaching artificial intelligence with human capabilities

Gaston de Persigny -
Not everyone is enthusiastic Google has announced that it is on the verge of creating a comprehensive artificial intelligence. This is an opportunity to learn and manage many different tasks. Leading researcher at Google's DeepMind division,...
Archeology

Prominent Mexican archaeologist receives Princess of Asturias award

Newsdesk -
Eduardo Matos Moktesuma led the excavations of the Great Aztec Temple in Mexico City - a remarkable event in the world of archeology Renowned Mexican archaeologist Eduardo Matos Moktesuma, who led the excavations of the...
Environment

The Northern Lights can be heard even when not in sight

Gaston de Persigny -
Recordings of the sounds of the Northern Lights, showing that this phenomenon is much more common than previously thought, and occurs even when not observed, were made by Unto Kalervo Laine - a former...
Archeology

A 130,000-year-old baby tooth

Gaston de Persigny -
It provides more information on how man came to be A baby tooth at least 130,000 years old, found in a cave in Laos, could help scientists find more information about an early cousin of...
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