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Archaeologists built a ship according to 4000-year-old instructions and sailed it for almost 100 kilometers

Among the materials used are reeds and goat wool. Researchers from New York University in Abu Dhabi and Zayed University have recreated an ancient vessel known as the Magan boat. The name derives from the Magan civilization, which once covered terri...

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In Egypt, 60 ancient burials with strange artifacts for the afterlife have been found

An archaeological expedition has uncovered dozens of ancient Egyptian burials in the city of Damietta, revealing valuable artifacts, including bronze coins and gold figurines. The discovered burials date back to different periods. Some belong to the...

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180 years ahead of time: in the ancient laboratory of an alchemist discovered a metal from the future

Archaeological excavations have uncovered traces of tungsten in the laboratory of Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, even though this element was officially discovered only in the 18th century. Tycho Brahe, renowned primarily as a remarkable 16th-centur...

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Cosmic giant neighbor: The James Webb Telescope has discovered a unique exoplanet near Earth

By its weight, it surpasses Jupiter by six times. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has captured a direct image of a new planet, which turned out to be a cold gas giant located in the Epsilon Indi system, just 12 light-years away from Earth. Thi...

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A wet moon? The Chinese have found water where it shouldn't be

Researchers from China have found evidence of water in lunar soil samples collected by the Chang'e-5 mission, which opens new avenues for studying Earth's natural satellite. Chinese scientists made a significant discovery while analyzing lunar soil ...

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Where are you going, Moon? A natural satellite is "running away" from the Earth and it affects us in a bad way

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States have found that the Moon is gradually drifting away from Earth, resulting in a slow increase in the length of Earth’s days. The team of scientists focused on studying rocks th...

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Archaeologists have found the oldest trade receipt: what was bought 3500 years ago?

The first case in history where someone has preserved a receipt for such a long time. Archaeologists in Turkey have made a remarkable discovery—a clay tablet inscribed with cuneiform that could be one of the oldest trade receipts in the world. The d...

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'Alien mummies' found in Peru have fingerprints that don't look like human ones

Analysis of the fingerprints from one of the controversial "alien mummies" discovered in Peru revealed unusual diagonal grooves, which may indicate a non-human origin of these mysterious remains. The global community has been actively discussing the...

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Chariot rally: archaeologists have discovered a racing arena from the time of ancient Spain

Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a chariot racing arena and other previously unknown structures in the Roman city of Irunya-Veleia in northern Spain using LiDAR technology. Researchers from ARKIKUSARKIKUS is a tech startup based in the B...

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Code that comes to life: Google has modeled the birth of life in the digital environment

Finally, Google has created something that replicates faster than fake news on the internet. Google researchers conducted an experiment simulating the evolution of code fragments over millions of generations, resulting in the emergence of "self-repl...

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Researchers have discovered oxygen-producing "battery rocks" on the ocean floor

We may need to reconsider our understanding of how early life evolved on Earth. Researchers from the Scottish Association for Marine Science have discovered an unusual phenomenon on the ocean floor of the Pacific: metallic concretionsConcretions are...

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Why does time fly when we're busy? Scientists have unlocked the mystery of how the brain works

Researchers from the University of Nevada in Las Vegas have found that our brains gauge time based on the number of events rather than precise units of measurement. A new analysis of brain activity has revealed how our minds keep track of time, unco...

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How the CIA "stole" the Soviet lunar probe: a covert operation from the space race era

During the peak of the space race between the USA and the USSR, American intelligence conducted a covert operation to study Soviet space technology by dismantling an exhibition model of the Luna-2 probe. In 1959, at the height of the competition bet...

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Is there life on Venus? Astronomers have found new clues

Researchers have presented new evidence of two gases closely associated with life on Earth in the atmosphere of Venus. Astronomers showed new data regarding possible signs of life on Venus at a national astronomy conference in the UK. One research g...

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Amazon on the brink of disaster: a tribe that has had no contact with humanity has emerged from the jungle for the first time

In Peru, members of one of the most isolated indigenous tribes in the world have left the Amazon jungle due to the encroachment of loggers on their territories. The representatives of the Mashco Piro tribe, which has lived without contact with the o...

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