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‘More dangerous than T-rex’: Tiger-sized dinosaur discovered in 100-year-old fossil
A skull fragment stored at London's Natural History Museum since 1924 has revealed a previously unknown predator with claws up to 20 centimeters long; the discovery provides the first evidence of megaraptorans in Europe and helps explain how they spread across the prehistoric world
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10.15.26
Big dogs age faster, die younger than smaller breeds. Scientists may have discovered why
A large-scale study reveals how 'jumping genes' may explain why bigger dogs age faster and die younger than smaller breeds; Researchers also found sex-based differences in aging, with potential implications for understanding human longevity
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10.14.26
Before the pyramids: 5,000-year-old skulls suggest Egypt's kings may have sacrificed servants
A forensic study of 46 skulls from royal tombs at Abydos found signs of head trauma in 18, supporting a century-old theory that courtiers and artisans were killed to serve Egypt's earliest kings in the afterlife; how the others died remains unknown
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10.14.26
Bronze ring depicting Lighthouse of Alexandria discovered in submerged palace off Egypt's coast
Experts believe the signet ring may be the first of its kind, with a worn image that could show smoke rising from the ancient wonder's summit; its discovery on Antirhodos Island may offer clues about royal administration and the vanished landmark
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10.12.26
Could a 194-year-old tortoise hold the key to human longevity?
Researchers studying Jonathan, the world's oldest living land animal, found 287 genetic variants linked to DNA repair, inflammation and tumor suppression, along with remarkably stable gene regulation that may offer clues to healthier aging in humans
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10.12.26
40 years after Chernobyl, scientists discover radioactive particles remain intact
Four decades after the Chernobyl disaster, scientists have found that radioactive particles released from the reactor remain remarkably stable, a discovery that could improve understanding of their long-term environmental and health risks
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10.11.26
Sea snails, sacred threads and royal purple: Inside the lost world of biblical dyes
'Colors that come from the sea': Ancient sea-snail dyes once colored priestly garments, Temple textiles and royal robes; new research and exhibitions in Haifa reveal how biblical tekhelet and argaman were made and why they mattered
Yogev Israeli
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10.10.26
Central Asia’s ‘Atlantis’: Archaeologists search for a Silk Road city lost for 800 years
Russian-Kyrgyz expedition explores a medieval city submerged in Lake Issyk-Kul around 800 years ago, uncovering pottery, animal bones and buildings that may illuminate a largely lost civilization; researchers suspect a seismic disaster caused it to disappear
Yogev Israeli, AFP
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10.06.26
1,000-year-old Peruvian mummies may rewrite story of Wari Empire
Four preserved bodies found beneath a Wari temple may show the empire expanded through cooperation with the Nazca rather than violent conquest; CT scans, DNA and isotope tests could reveal migration, kinship and diet
Yogev Israeli
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10.04.26
Cold War US spy satellite breaks apart in orbit, debris raises collision fears
USA 32, launched in 1988, suddenly fragmented 775 kilometers above Earth; investigators do not yet know why, while debris remains in a heavily used orbital region and renews concerns over the cascading collision scenario known as Kessler syndrome
Yogev Israeli
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09.29.26
Israeli researchers help crack a decades-old mystery in the Galapagos
University of Haifa researchers and international partners used DNA and historical records to show that a widespread red seaweed was likely brought to the Galapagos by ships during or shortly after World War II
Yogev Israeli
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09.28.26
Rare Second Temple purification complex uncovered at foot of Jerusalem’s Temple Mount
Complex likely served Jewish pilgrims before they entered the Temple and includes three large ritual baths, a monumental plastered pool, paved courtyard and extensive water system
Yogev Israeli
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09.28.26
Treasure of Jewish art: 24 Volumes of the 'Historical Journal of Jewish Art' go online
The Journal of Jewish Art, founded in 1974, was one of the first to devote academic research to the subject as an independent field; Now, the historical materials are freely available to researchers, students, and the general public
Yogev Israeli
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09.28.26
3,300-year-old fragment of world’s oldest surviving peace treaty identified in Turkey
Cuneiform tablet fragment from ancient Hittite capital Hattusa contains clauses from the treaty between Ramesses II and Hattusili III, including rules on refugees, extradition and protection from punishment
Yogev Israeli
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09.28.26
Did Venus swallow its moon? New theory may explain the mystery
Venus' slow rotation and gravity may have caused a former moon to crash into the planet; if Venus once had a moon, the impact could have altered its spin, geology and climate — and perhaps affected whether it once supported life
Yogev Israeli
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09.26.26
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