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Collectors Stumble on a Sinkhole That 'Swallowed' Animals 500,000 Yrs Ago in Florida, Find Well-Preserved Fossils LATEST NEWS

Collectors Stumble on a Sinkhole That 'Swallowed' Animals 500,000 Yrs Ago in Florida, Find Well-Preserved Fossils

Researchers Stunned After Finding Numerous Rare and Endangered Species in the 'Noah's Ark of Wildlife' in Cambodia LATEST NEWS

Researchers Stunned After Finding Numerous Rare and Endangered Species in the 'Noah's Ark of Wildlife' in Cambodia

Metal Collector Duo Goes Diving in Florida River, Uncovers Treasure House of Fossils in a Sinkhole LATEST NEWS

Metal Collector Duo Goes Diving in Florida River, Uncovers Treasure House of Fossils in a Sinkhole

A 5300-Yr-Old Well Preserved Body With Clothing Found by Hikers at the Top of Alps Stuns Archaeologists LATEST NEWS

A 5300-Yr-Old Well Preserved Body With Clothing Found by Hikers at the Top of Alps Stuns Archaeologists

Cold Case: 7,000-Year-Old Artifacts Found Buried in Ice Patches at Park in Canada Stun Researchers LATEST NEWS

Cold Case: 7,000-Year-Old Artifacts Found Buried in Ice Patches at Park in Canada Stun Researchers

Researchers found emissions from major fossil fuel and cement producers cause severe heatwaves: Study

Researchers considered 213 heatwaves from seven continents and found the actions of major fossil fuel and cement producers played a key role.
10 hours ago

Earth has a hidden moon that has been sharing its orbit since the 1960s, researchers claim

In August 2025, Pan-STARRS Observatory made a breakthrough discovery by detecting a quasi-moon in Earth's orbit.
14 hours ago

New insights about modern human settlement in Iberian Peninsula revealed that they were expert hunters

Faunal remains at the Abrigo de La Malia site indicate that modern humans may not have had as much of a penchant for coastal areas as previously believed.
1 day ago

Rare meteor shower 'Chi Cygnids' that happens once every five years is set to unfold in mid-September

The Chi Cygnids meteor shower, which comes from a radiant point close to Chi Cygnus star, was first discovered in 2015.
1 day ago

Astronomers are stunned after James Webb Space Telescope detected tiny dust particles: 'It shouldn't survive'

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) monitors dust from the Makani voyage from the center to CBM across 100 million years.
2 days ago

James Webb Space Telescope captured stunning scene of star birth in Pismis 24 star cluster, captivating everyone

Pismis 24, present inside the Lobster Nebula, viewed up close by the James Webb Space Telescope.
2 days ago

Orcas are preying on and ramming boat rudders, scaring people—scientists have some mind-blowing suggestions

Orcas from Spain since 2020 have attacked multiple ships, resulting in fear among several mariners.
3 days ago

Largest mammal 'Paraceratherium' to ever walk on Earth was a mixture of rhino and giraffe, researchers claim

Paraceratherium, primarily living in Asia during the Oligocene epoch, has been deemed the largest ever land mammal in the world.
3 days ago

Despite Shakespeare’s curse, ‘looters’ took something very important from his resting place

Experts believe that William Shakespeare's skull is missing and may be a casualty of trophy hunting in 1879.
4 days ago

5,000 year old Kneeling Bull, could be a protagonist of a myth or a foundational figurine for Proto-Elamite community

The Kneeling Bull found in Iran has been in the custody of the Metropolitan Museum of Art since the 1960s.
4 days ago

Scientists unearth 150-million-year-old fossil in the oddest place — but it was the cause of death that alarmed them

Common fractures and similar preservation quality of two 150-million-year-old fossils reveal insights about pterosaurs' existence in the Solnhofen lagoons, Germany.
5 days ago

Scientists stunned after realizing bending ice can generate electricity

Researchers put an ice block between two metal plates and determined how it produces electricity.
5 days ago

New details from InSight Lander about Mars' core changes what scientists knew about the inside of Red Planet

Seismic data from around 23 marsquakes showed that the inner core is solid and surrounded by molten metal
6 days ago

For centuries, a cult site was hidden under layers of soil in Norway—now it is out due to highway expansion

A cult site with a variety of stones in central Norway, uncovered by archaeologists, is deemed to be evidence of religious activities.
6 days ago

Aethelstan: a royal who united Britain, doesn't get the needed honor of first English King—historians want to change it

Aethelstan brought all British territories together, and yet he is not deemed the first English king, because his kingdom later broke apart.
7 days ago

ESA's Gaia mission ends its tenure—creating the most comprehensive and precise 3D map of Milky Way Galaxy

Gaia, through parallax measurement and other readings, gives the closest look at the Milky Way Galaxy to date.
7 days ago

Rare Ice Age elk remains unearthed from Siberia after a chance glimpse by local hunters

Local hunters detected intact remains of an ancient elk protruding out of an eroded riverbed and informed local authorities.
Sep 5, 2025

Researchers discovered three Bronze Age wicks in exceptional condition while building new neighborhood in Israel

Archaeologists, while excavating for a new neighborhood in Yehud, uncovered three rare lamp wicks.
Sep 5, 2025

Discovery of 4,000-year-old 3D mural in Peru will help researchers learn about early formation period of the Americas

Ancient mural uncovered in Huaca Yolanda site at the Tanguche valley reveals the cosmovision of communities in Peru's formation period.
Sep 4, 2025

Researchers analyzed 61 mammoths' mitochondrial DNA found in Mexican airport site, and unearthed new lineage

Mammoth remains from Mexico, dating between 16,000 and 11,000 years lived a completely different life from others of their kind.
Sep 4, 2025