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The man who swims to work and fights water pollution along the way
Mischa Gurov swims 1.35 kilometers to work through a Zurich canal, picking up litter along the way and turning an unusual commute into a mission to protect the rich urban ecosystem hidden beneath the surface
Yogev Israeli | 09.11.26
הדמיית מיזוג חורים שחורים
Mystery solved after 50 years: why multiple black holes can never remain in perfect balance
An international team, including Ariel University’s Prof. Gilbert Weinstein, proved that multiple black holes aligned on a common axis cannot remain stable, as their gravity inevitably disrupts the balance and drives the system’s evolution
Yogev Israeli | 09.08.26
גנון לבן שת, קוף שמסמל את הסחר בחיות מחמד אקזוטיות, כחלק מסחר בינלאומי רחב יותר של פרימטים, אשר מפעיל לחץ נוסף על אוכלוסיות החיות בטבע
Illegal wildlife trade spreads across social media, threatening thousands of species
Researchers found more than 1,600 primates offered for sale on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube in just six weeks, warning that anonymity, speed and global reach are transforming wildlife trafficking and increasing risks to biodiversity, animal welfare and public health
Yogev Israeli | 09.07.26
מטמון הכסף מהתקופה הוויקינגית
Homeowner finds Denmark’s largest Viking treasure trove buried beneath backyard
The 1,100-year-old cache includes about 700 objects, among them jewelry, silver ingots, Anglo-Saxon and Islamic coins, and a tiny item resembling Thor’s hammer, offering rare insight into Viking trade and wealth
Yogev Israeli | 09.06.26
בית הכנסת של בינגן אם ריין, שנבנה בשנת 1905 ונהרס על ידי הנאצים בשנת 1938
The Nazis silenced Germany’s synagogue music. Nearly 90 years later, it is sounding again
An eight-volume anthology is restoring forgotten synagogue works from 1838-1938, digitizing scores that survived Kristallnacht and making a once-thriving German Jewish musical tradition accessible again
Yogev Israeli | 08.31.26
שי ניב חותר בסירת הקנים שנבנתה כחלק ממחקרו הניסויי
Researchers recreate 8,000-year-old sailing technology off Israel’s coast
University of Haifa researchers built a 4-meter boat from about 1,600 reeds and successfully sailed it off the Carmel coast near the remains of a submerged Neolithic settlement
Yogev Israeli | 08.30.26
ארנבון שאותר על ידי פעילי עמותת בית נתנאל וחולץ משטח בית ספר בבית שמש, שם הוחזק בתת תנאים
Israel’s abandoned rabbit crisis leaves rescuers struggling to keep up
Dozens of domesticated rabbits are abandoned each day, rescuers say, while unregulated sales and poor care fuel a growing crisis that Israel’s only dedicated rabbit rescue is struggling to contain
Yogev Israeli | 08.30.26
שיחזור המראה החיצוני של זוסיה
Buried with a sickle at her throat: who was Poland’s ‘vampire’ girl?
DNA, isotope analysis and luxurious burial textiles offer new clues about Zosia, a teenage woman buried 400 years ago amid fears she could return from the dead
Yogev Israeli | 08.27.26
אלטלנה
'Zero chance': Experts say raising the Altalena from the sea is 'simply not realistic'
Netanyahu’s promise to raise the Altalena intact from 503 meters below the sea is virtually impossible, experts say , citing severe corrosion, daunting engineering challenges and potentially massive costs; robots could cut off symbolic section such as bridge or  part of deck
Itamar Eichner, Yogev Israeli | 08.25.26
סלאש וד"ר שרה רואן, במוזיאון פילד להיסטוריה של הטבע, עם הגיליון של המגזין 'זוחלים', שעל שערו מופיע סלאש
Welcome to the jungle: Newly discovered snake species named for Guns N' Roses' Slash
New species, which is about 70 centimeters long, was discovered in the forests of New Guinea. The researcher who named it after the Guns N' Roses guitarist had admired Slash since childhood, and remembered his love of reptiles, museums and zoos
Yogev Israeli | 08.24.26
פרטים חנוטים מהנקרופוליס של תבאי, המציגים שונות בכיוון הגוף ובתנוחת הזרועות
Mummified dog found atop human remains in ancient Egyptian tomb
Study of a burial chamber in the Theban Necropolis traces centuries of changing funerary practices and suggests a dog buried with human mummies may have served as a symbolic guide to the afterlife
Yogev Israeli | 08.23.26
סימני החיתוך על עצמות הנחשים
Prehistoric Israelis ate snakes and lizards for 3,000 years
University of Haifa researchers found repeated cut marks on reptile bones, showing Natufians systematically hunted select species as permanent settlement took hold
Yogev Israeli | 08.19.26
גלי האוקיינוס האטלנטי ששוטפים את העיירה אייטורו בניגריה
Residents of African town search for answers as their home is being swallowed by the Atlantic
About 10,000 residents of Ayetoro repeatedly rebuild as rising seas and accelerating coastal erosion destroy homes, schools and the community’s only health center, turning the once-dubbed ‘Happy City’ into one of Nigeria’s starkest climate-crisis symbols
Yogev Israeli, AFP | 08.18.26
הדמיה של "כוכב חור שחור", נקודה אדומה בהירה במיוחד ביקום המוקדם שנראית כסוג חדש של עצם אסטרופיזיקלי. היא דומה לכוכב עצום, אך ייצור האנרגיה שלה קרוב יותר לזו שיכול לייצר חור שחור
James Webb discovers mysterious ‘black hole star’ from early universe
MoM-BH*-1, seen just 660 million years after the Big Bang, appears to be a dense hydrogen-helium envelope powered by a massive central black hole and may explain Webb’s mysterious ‘little red dots’
Yogev Israeli | 08.18.26
השמדת ציוד ששימש את כורי הזהב על ידי חיילי חיל הים הפרואני
Fire in the heart of the jungle: the war on gold miners in the Peruvian Amazon
Peruvian forces are destroying hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment used by illegal gold miners accused of polluting rivers with mercury and ravaging Amazon reserves, but officials say raids alone are no longer enough
Associated Press, Yogev Israeli | 08.17.26
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