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04-19-2024
Early humans lived in lava tubes in the scorching Arabian deserts
The deserts of Saudi Arabia are home to a unique kind of treasure: caves and lava tubes. These natural formations were created by the intense heat from volcanic eruptions long ago. Today, these lava tubes offer insights into the lives of the early humans who managed to survive and thrive in this harsh landscape. Conducted by Griffith University's Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution (ARCHE), this remarkable research focuses on one such site, the Umm Jirsan cave. The study highlights new evidence of ancient human activities. It...
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05-09-2023
Cleaning up 14,000 inactive oil wells in Gulf of Mexico will cost $30 billion
A new study from the University of California, Davis has...
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05-09-2023
Rapid melting of Petermann Glacier signals even worse sea level rise
A shocking study of Petermann Glacier in northwest Greenland by...
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05-09-2023
Plastic debris dropped into the ocean can travel hundreds of miles while sinking
Floating islands of garbage composed of discarded or drifting plastic...
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05-09-2023
Spiders turn to cannibalism when food sources are limited
A recent study from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has revealed...
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05-08-2023
What gives pine trees that fresh scent?
The distinctive fresh scent of pine trees is primarily due...
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05-08-2023
Plant pollen may help clouds form, impacting climate change
Seasonal allergies are a yearly struggle for millions of people...
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05-08-2023
Climate change is altering the calls and voices of frogs around the world
The coqui frog, one of Puerto Rico's most emblematic creatures,...
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05-08-2023
Scientists learn how super-giant Sauropods grew to be so massive
Sauropods, a group of dinosaurs that includes the iconic long-necked...
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05-08-2023
Groundbreaking technology uncovers the mysteries of alfalfa seeds
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) is a species of legume grown in...
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05-08-2023
Researchers will attempt to translate Yellowstone's seismic activity into music
The Yellowstone National Park is one of the most seismically...
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05-08-2023
Oil and gas production linked to $77 billion in annual health care costs
In an era where global initiatives are pushing for a...
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05-08-2023
Artificial intelligence identifies new anti-aging compounds
A recent study led by Integrated Biosciences – a biotechnology...
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