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Scientists discovered nature’s own “brakes” deep beneath the Pacific Ocean that may have prevented massive megaquakes

Scientists discovered nature’s own “brakes” deep beneath the Pacific Ocean that may have prevented massive megaquakes

For decades, a strange patch of the Pacific Ocean has quietly puzzled earthquake scientists around the world. Deep beneath the seafloor, near the coast of Ecuador, a massive underwater fault has been producing almost identical earthquakes every five to six years. The quakes strike with nearly the same magnitude, rupture almost the same sections of…

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Scientists reveal more than 1.3 million people may share DNA with Maryland’s earliest colonists

Scientists reveal more than 1.3 million people may share DNA with Maryland’s earliest colonists

Image(s): Left/American Aristocracy/Right/Canva According to new findings by researchers from Harvard University, there could be more than one million three hundred thousand individuals living today who share their genetic material with some of the original colonists of Maryland in the United States, as shown in an innovative genetic study titled ‘The genetic legacy of the…

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Mysterious, ancient tunnel found with unknown age near ramat Rachel, on the outskirts of southern Jerusalem

Mysterious, ancient tunnel found with unknown age near ramat Rachel, on the outskirts of southern Jerusalem

Construction workers near Kibbutz Rachel unearthed a 160-foot tunnel. Archaeologists are baffled by this ancient enigma. Image Credit: Yoli Schwartz / Israel Antiquities Authority Most construction crews expect to come across the odd pottery fragment or old wall in Jerusalem. What they found near Kibbutz Rachel was not just an “find”, but a 160 foot…

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Archaeologists discover elite Roman woman buried in a sealed lead coffin with rare treasures

Archaeologists discover elite Roman woman buried in a sealed lead coffin with rare treasures

Colchester archaeologists unearthed a 1,700-year-old lead coffin, revealing a wealthy Roman woman’s life. Image Credit: Colchester Archaeological Trust Archaeologists in Colchester have found a glimpse into an ancient world of luxury and a personal tragedy. Archaeologists have been shocked by the discovery of an ancient lead coffin containing a woman buried nearly 1,700 years ago….

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“There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly.”

“There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly.”

Galileo Galilei (Image: Wikipedia) People often assume old quotes survive because they sound wise. Sometimes they survive because they sound uncomfortably accurate.The quote: “There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly” by Galileo Galilei feels like one of those lines.It does not sound poetic. It is not…

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A man walking through the forest stumbled upon a gold sword, hidden beneath a tree for centuries

A man walking through the forest stumbled upon a gold sword, hidden beneath a tree for centuries

A hiker in Norway’s Austratt area found a 1,500-year-old gold sword fitting. Image Credit: Annette Græsli Øvrelid/University of Stavanger Archaeological Museum A simple walk in a quiet part of southwest Norway turned into an epic Hollywood scene. A local hiker, while exploring the Austratt area of Sandnes, stumbled across a find that left international archaeologists…

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Researchers discover a lost Koala species after reexamining a 100-year-old fossil

Researchers discover a lost Koala species after reexamining a 100-year-old fossil

A newly discovered koala species, Phascolarctos maxillaris, once roamed Western Australia, differing significantly from its eastern relatives. Image Credit: Wikipedia Over the past century, it seemed that the Australian Koala’s story was straightforward. They were the fluffy, eucalyptus-eating icons of eastern states. A recent discovery made in Western Australia completely changed the story. While the…

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Scientists unearth Southeast Asia's largest dinosaur

Scientists unearth Southeast Asia’s largest dinosaur

Scientists have unveiled Nagatitan Chaiyaphumensis, a colossal plant-eating dinosaur found in Thailand. Image Credit: Gemini Imagine yourself standing under a massive canopy of conifers, 113 million years ago. It is humid and thick with fern scent. The ground below you suddenly vibrates with heavy, rhythmic vibrations. A creature that is so huge, its back extends…

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