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The intricate trinket was recovered by archaeologists working on a large-scale sifting project at the Tzurim Valley National Park. The seal bears an engraved semblance…
Read More Archaeology news: Researchers vexed by ‘rare’ seal of Apollo found in heart of Jerusalem
The Bible is believed by many to span thousands of years of documented history, chronicling the rise of God’s chosen people, the Israelites, and the…
Read More Archaeology news: Bible scholar claims ‘evidence’ of Judah king proves Bible ‘accurate’
Stargazers should take note that a somewhat spooky Full Moon will coincide with Halloween this Saturday. A Halloween Full Moon has actually not happened since…
Read More Blue Moon live stream: How to see Hunter’s Full Moon live online
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Humanity’s fascination with ball games has no limits, as more than 10 billion people combined watch football, cricket, basketball and tennis. And archaeological evidence spanning…
Read More Archaeology news: 3,000-year balls from China were played in Eurasia’s oldest ball game
The discovery came as a total surprise to a team of Polish archaeologists exploring the lake for much older artefacts. Lake Hammerso is the largest…
Read More Archaeology news: ‘Real rarity’ of medieval crossbow bolts found at bottom of Danish lake
The archaeology breakthrough suggests modern-day humans settled in west Europe some 41,000 to 38,000 years ago. Researchers at the University of Louisville, US, presented the…
Read More Archaeology breakthrough: Humans arrived in west Europe 5,000 years earlier than thought
Gamma rays flashes emitted by black holes could unmask what some astronomers controversially suspect are actually vast wormholes. Wormholes are theoretical tunnels in space-time that…
Read More Black hole breakthrough: Wormholes may be disguised supermassive monsters – ‘Simple idea’
The archaeology wonder was uncovered in the ancient city of Megiddo, one of Israel’s oldest and most famous bibilcal cities. Located about 56 miles (91km)…
Read More Archaeology breakthrough: How ‘chance discovery’ uncovered the oldest church in Holy Land
They believe Covid-19 restrictions in countries such as Australia, Hong Kong and South Africa have suppressed influenza. Flu patterns in southern countries, which have winter…
Read More Hope of record low flu rate as blitz on coronavirus cuts the spread of influenza
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The palace at Tel Kabri, once in the kingdom of Canaan and now in the modern-day upper Galilee region, ranks among the most exciting archaeological…
Read More Archaeology breakthrough: Palace from Biblical kingdom likely brought down by earthquake
The plasmaMATCH trial has given the strongest evidence yet that the “liquid biopsies” are reliable enough to be offered to patients on the NHS once…
Read More Breast cancer breakthrough: Blood test hope for better treatments
The Battle of Grunwald, also known as the First Battle of Tannenberg, was a major conflict fought between the Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy…
Read More Archaeology news: ‘Exciting’ discovery of medieval axe heads has link to major 1410 battle
The ancient Egyptians kept a wide variety of exotic pets, ranging from dogs and cats to baboons and falcons. In many cases, animals were bred…
Read More Archaeology news: Monkey burial in ancient Egypt exposes eerie practice – ‘Like children’
Parkinson’s occurs when the brain cells that make dopamine start to die, but little is known about what triggers this reaction. Experts investigating more than…
Read More Parkinson’s breakthrough as study finds deadly cells
NASA has released the latest in a stunning series of photos captured by its Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, depicting an avalanche’s aftermath. NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter…
Read More NASA news: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter captures striking avalanche scene on Red Planet
NASA has mapped the shape of the bubble surrounding our solar system using a cutting-edge model from previous space mission data. Experts now know the…
Read More NASA bombshell: Space agency reveals strange ‘deflated croissant’ shape of solar system
August’s Full Moon is known in some circles as the Sturgeon Moon, which began peaking yesterday, August 2. The eighth Full Moon of 2020 will…
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Two NASA astronauts who rode SpaceX’s new Crew Dragon to the International Space Station more than two months ago are planning to return today (Sunday,…
Read More SpaceX splashdown location: Will Crew Dragon landing be affected by Hurricane Isaias?
This week marked the 51st anniversary of NASA’s iconic mission which touched down on the unchartered extraterrestrial body on July 20, 1969, with Neil Armstrong…
Read More Moon landing scientist reveals NASA feared Neil and Buzz would SINK into lunar surface
Photos of systems with multiple exoplanets are extremely rare, and — until now — astronomers had never directly observed more than one planet orbiting a…
Read More Space pictures: First-ever photo of planets around sun – ‘Important in alien life search’
Asteroid experts at São Paulo State University’s Institute of Geosciences and Exact Sciences (IGCE-UNESP) have discovered 19 space rocks of interstellar origin classified as Centaurs…
Read More Alien asteroid: Astronomers identify space rocks ‘of interstellar origin’ in Solar System
Solar storms wreak havoc on global technology as the radiation which pummels our planet heats up the outer atmosphere, causing it to expand. This means…
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