Amazon Drought in Brazil Exposes Prehistoric Rock Carvings as River Water Levels Drop

Medicine & Technology Oct 22, 2023

The rock carvings emerged as the river water levels reached an all-time-low due to drought in Brazil's Amazon. Read to learn more.

Artificial Coral Reefs Exhibit Signs of Mirroring Real Coral Reef Functions, Study Reveals

Oct 22, 2023

The study also suggests that it may take five years for artificial coral reefs to function like real ones. Read to learn more.

First Complete Ancient Celtic Village, Roman Settlement Discovered in Munich

Oct 22, 2023

Researchers unearthed the remains of ancient Celtic houses and more in the northern outskirts of Munich. Continue reading to learn more.

Unveiling Earth's Precious Metal Paradox: How Cosmic Impacts Kept Gold and Platinum Near the Surface

Oct 21, 2023

A novel theory clarifies the movement of gold, platinum, and precious metals to Earth's mantle instead of the core, possibly linked to unusual mantle structures. Read the article to learn more.

5,000-Year-Old Baltic Amber Found on the Iberian Peninsula Suggests Ancient Trade Networks in Mediterranean Region

Oct 21, 2023

A team of researchers has identified the oldest pieces of Baltic amber ever found on the Iberian Peninsula. Read the article to find out more.

Giant Aztec Snakehead Statue Revealed by an Earthquake in Mexico; Conservation Process Includes Color Preservation

Oct 20, 2023

A magnitude-7.6 earthquake unveiled an ancient Aztec sculpture beneath Mexico City university. Learn more about it in this article.

US Groundwater Gets Saltier; Experts Warn About Its Impact on Humans and the Environment

Oct 20, 2023

The groundwater in the U.S. is facing a major concern with increasing salinity that can harm the ecosystems and humans. Learn more about it in this article.

Worst Nuclear Disaster in the World: What Caused Chernobyl Explosion?

Oct 20, 2023

The Chernobyl Disaster reportedly took place while routine maintenance checks were being conducted. Read to learn more.

Forgotten Female Egyptian Ruler? Archaeologists Excavate Extravagant Burial Site of a Powerful Woman Who May Have Ruled Egypt

Oct 20, 2023

Questions regarding the ancient Egyptian queen's influence and status are still at the center of several research efforts. Read to learn more.

Ancient Incan Hot Spring Unveils New Freshwater Shrimp-Like Species Thriving in Lethal Temperatures

Oct 20, 2023

Newly discovered shrimp-like species in Peruvian hot spring aids understanding of rising water temperature impacts on cold-water organisms and conservation biology. Read the article for more details.

Pyramid of Sahure Found To Contain Hidden Chambers 200 Years After Egyptologist Predicted Their Existence

Oct 20, 2023

While an Egyptologist suspected nearly 200 years ago that there may be hidden chambers inside the Pyramid of Sahure, this was only confirmed recently. Read to learn more.

1,000-year-old Swedish Crusade Sword Found by Man in Finland Yard

Oct 19, 2023

Archaaeologists further examined the area where the 1,000-year-old Swedish Crusade sword was found and also came across other archaeological findings. Read to learn more.

Over 10 Billion Snow Crabs Have Starved to Death, Vanished From Bering Sea; Scientists Discover That Massive Heat Wave Could Be To Blame

Oct 19, 2023

A massive heat wave could have driven over 10 billion snow crabs to starve to death as their caloric needs increased with their growing population. Read to learn more.

Sunken Vessel Komsomolets Found To Irradiate the Ocean; What Happened to the Soviet Nuclear Submarine?

Oct 19, 2023

Scientists suspect that the Soviet submarine which sank off the coast of Norway may be leaking radiation into the ocean. Learn more about it in this article.

Rare Superdeep Diamonds Reveal Secrets of Ancient Supercontinent Formation and Movement

Oct 19, 2023

Superdeep diamonds, dated between 650 and 450 million years ago from Gondwana's base, reveal how continents evolved and moved during early evolution of Earth. Continue reading to learn more.