Relative Cannibalism in Ancient Humans, 850,000 Years Old Neck Bone Reveals

Approximately 850,000 years ago, a infant was beheaded, cannibalized and suggested a mark cut into one of the bones in the neck. The bones belonging to the archaeological relatives of humans were discovered in the caves of Grand Dorina, an archaeological site in Atapuerca in northern Spain. Bone analysis shows that the child was a […]

96% of the oceans around the world had extreme heat waves in 2023.

In 2023, the global ocean heat wave was the biggest, the most intense, the most tenacious and the most sustained on record, new research reveals. Researchers suggest that these heat waves are driven by climate change and may indicate climate change points. Global ocean heat waves (MHW) are long periods of unexpectedly warm ocean temperatures. […]

NASA welcomed “arsenic life” research as a breakthrough in astrological biology that was withdrawn by science for contaminated and defective data

After 15 years of discussion, a study that published alleged discovery of arsenic-eating microorganisms was retracted by Journal Science because of data contaminated and defective data. However, the original research authors disagree with this move. The microbial strain labeled GFAJ-1 was recovered from the salt waters of Lake Mono, California, arsenic rich in Mono by […]

Astronomers share the best evidence that Betelgeuse has a secret companion star.

Astronomers have confirmed that Bethelgauss, the Red Super Giant, probably has a companion star. For a long time, it aims to share orbits with Bethelge – a very bright star that can reach supernova in the next few thousand years – finally appears in a unique observation taken by the Gemini North Telescope in Mauna […]

Whale “cemetery” revealed by the rapid retreat of arctic glaciers

Scientists have discovered that glaciers in the Russian Arctic Circle are retreating very quickly. And that rapid retreat exposed the ancient whale bone cemetery. According to a statement from the Russian Arctic and Antarctic Institute (AARI), the research expedition landed on Wiltzek Island, far north of Russia, far north of Russia. Using satellite imagery, the […]

Kabul could be the first modern capital to run out of water – why

Recent reports show that Kabul, Afghanistan, is at risk of becoming the first modern capital to run out of water. Kabul is depleted due to a combination of factors, including climate change, poor water resource management, rapid urbanization, and an expander population of around 5-6 million people. Humanitarian NGO Mercy Corps discovered that in April […]