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Large number of building blocks for life found around very young stars

It cautiously suggests that many other planets are also being treated at birth to the organic molecules that ultimately led to the emergence of...
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Astronomy

SpaceX shoots four civilians into orbit

And with that, the first-ever fully manned orbital space flight is a fact. At the same time, however, it is also the prelude...
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History & Archaeology

One of the best-preserved skeletons ever discovered in Pompeii

Even tufts of hair and parts of the ear have stood the test of time. “Pompeii continues to amaze,” said Dario Franceschini, Italy's culture minister....
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History & Archaeology

T. rex turns out to have been much more terrifying than thought

Nerves in the ends of its jaw probably made the huge dinosaur even better able to detect and eat its prey. So say Japanese researchers...
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History & Archaeology

Brazilian police encounter exceptionally well-preserved flying reptile during raid

The seized fossil includes the entire skeleton of a pterosaur. The Brazilian police stumbled upon a very special find during a house raid. They...
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History & Archaeology

Huge Neanderthal toolbox discovered in Italy

It concerns 98 different tools, including those made from elephant bones. The 'tools' were excavated between 1979 and 1991 at a site referred to as...
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History & Archaeology

In Herculaneum, men had a different diet than women

This is evident from an analysis of the bones of 17 Romans who were killed in AD 79 by the infamous eruption of Mount...
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History & Archaeology

‘Inhospitable’ Arabian Peninsula was regularly visited by hominids in prehistoric times

Though long overlooked, this region, too, seems to be able to tell us much more about our own evolutionary history. For a long time, the...
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History & Archaeology

Recently discovered fragments of the Merlin legend appear to be among the oldest of their kind

The fragments, carelessly tucked away in the bindings of other books in the fifteenth century, date from the early thirteenth century. This is the opinion...
Charlie Elliott -
History & Archaeology

First civilization in America was not averse to politics

It is often thought that the hunters and gatherers did not like levels of government and the associated negotiations. But an archaeological site...
Charlie Elliott -
History & Archaeology

This is what the first Neanderthal discovered in the Netherlands looked like

He was a fairly stout young man with a noticeable bump above his right eye. Years ago, amateur paleontologist Luc Anthonis came across a special...
Charlie Elliott -
History & Archaeology

Amazingly large Cambrian fossil discovered in Canada

With an estimated length of half a meter, the animal was a giant compared to its contemporaries who were often barely the size of...
Charlie Elliott -
History & Archaeology

Michelangelo’s shoes reveal he was small in stature

Michelangelo was a great artist, but a rather short man, researchers write. The works of Michelangelo Buonarroti are world famous. But we know very...
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History & Archaeology

Scientists may have discovered the oldest works of art on Earth

These are hand and footprints that may have been left by the children of Denisovans between 169,000 and 226,000 years ago. Several years ago, researchers...
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Health & Medicine

Technology behind the corona vaccine may also make a difference in the fight against cancer

Scientists are building on the success of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine to also develop a vaccine against cancer. Researchers have developed a cancer vaccine using the...
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Health & Medicine

Delta variant is eight times less impressed with our vaccines than the alpha variant

This is what researchers say in a new study aimed at explaining the success of the delta variant. In December 2020, a new variant of...
Dr. Hayden Miller -
Health & Medicine

Receive the corona vaccine by mail? That may be possible in the future

Scientists are working on two candidate vaccines that don't need to be kept cool. If the vaccines – which are made using viruses that...
Dr. Hayden Miller -
Health & Medicine

For example, the layout of the supermarket can tempt you to make healthier food choices

Often you are tempted to buy unhealthy food in your local supermarket. But a few simple changes in the classification can already make...
Dr. Hayden Miller -
Health & Medicine

Dutch scientists win Ig Nobel Prize

And by finding an explanation for the remarkable fact that people hardly collide even in crowded places. The presentation of the Ig Nobel Prizes is...
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Health & Medicine

Twenty years on, the 9/11 terror attacks are still costing lives

On the day itself, 412 aid workers were killed. In the years that followed, more than 3,400 more died. This is evident from...
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