ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Painted Wooden Saddle Discovered in an Ancient Tomb in Mongolia Represents Earliest Evidence of Modern Horse Riding

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.08.2023 23:40 PM

A rare wooden saddle discovered in Mongolia is the oldest of its kind. Continue reading the article to find out more.

120-Million-Year-Old Fossil Misidentified as Plant, Recognized as the First Hatchling Marine Turtle From Aptian Age

12.08.2023 20:34 PM

Two ancient fossils collected by a Colombian priest first identified as plants turn out to be rare hatchling turtles. Learn more about them in this article.

Artificial ‘Sun Blocking’ As Solution Against Global Warming; What Are the Risks of Dimming Solar Light?

12.08.2023 11:33 AM

Some experts suggest blocking the Sun with particles like those emitted by major volcanic eruptions as a solution against global warming. Find out more about it in this article.

World's Largest Iceberg Breaks After 30 Years, Drifting from Southern Ocean; Researchers Explored Climate Change Implications

12.08.2023 07:04 AM

The colossal iceberg A23a, the world's largest, has broken free after 30 years, drifting from the Southern Ocean due to wind and currents. Read the article to learn more details.

New Scorpion With Sting Like ‘Getting Pricked by a Cactus’ Discovered in California Desert

12.08.2023 02:47 AM

A new venomous species of scorpion was discovered in the California desert. Continue reading to learn more about the Tulare Basin scorpion.

Melting Fire Ice Contributes to Climate Change; Hydrate Dissociation Spotted Due to Pockmarks

12.08.2023 02:00 AM

Melting fire ice releases methane underwater, which contributes to the warming of the environment. Continue reading to learn more about how this affects climate change.

Twin Temples Found by Archaeologists in Ancient Megacity of Girsu in Iraq Associated With Hercules, Alexander the Great

12.07.2023 22:50 PM

One of the dual temples in the ancient megacity of Girsu were found to be buried on top of the other. Read to learn more.

Strong Earthquakes in Japan: Underwater Volcano Sitting Over Sinking Tectonic Plate Could Have Unleashed These Powerful Tremors

12.07.2023 21:29 PM

Researchers have discovered that the various magnitude 7 earthquakes that hit Japan over the years may have been due to an underwater seamount sitting over a sinking tectonic plate. Read to learn more.

Fresh Groundwater Sucked Into Earth's Crust 6 Million Years Ago Discovered Thousands of Feet Below Sicilian Mountains

12.07.2023 20:55 PM

Researchers have discovered a huge pool of fresh water beneath the Hyblaean mountains in Sicily. Read to learn more.

Paleolithic Humans May Have Skill To Discern Rock Properties To Suit Stone Tool Morphologies and Production Techniques

12.07.2023 09:58 AM

A study on the mechanical properties of rocks suggests that ancient humans understood the properties of rocks for making stone tools. Learn more about it in this article.

Electric Eels Could Alter DNA Using Gene Transfer via Intense Electrical Pulses [Study]

12.07.2023 08:17 AM

Electric eels have the ability to alter the DNA of those around them by using electrical pulses, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Sacred Baboons of Ancient Egypt May Have Suffered From Bad Diet, Lack of Sunlight, Poor Conditions When They Were Alive, Study Suggests

12.06.2023 21:26 PM

Among the 36 discovered and examined baboon remains from Gabbanat el-Qurud, only four were found have good health. Read to learn more.

La Mancha Negra: Unveiling the Secret Behind the Mystery Black Goo of Venezuela

12.06.2023 10:00 AM

Along the roads of Caracas in Venezuela, a mysterious black goo called La Mancha Negra has been observed without possible explanation. Learn more about it in this article.

Extinct De Winton’s Golden Mole With Super-Hearing Powers Spotted for the First Time Since 1936

12.06.2023 05:10 AM

Another species thought to be extinct was spotted alive in South Africa. Continue reading to learn more about De Winton's golden mole.

400,000-Year-Old Bones Reveal Hominins Preyed on Beavers, Suggest Diversity in Ancient Human Diet

12.06.2023 04:54 AM

Researchers suggest that early humans could be hunting, skinning, and eating beaver around 400,000 years ago. Find out more about it in this article.

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