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Rare pine processionary parade captured on film in southern Israel

The pine processionary's distinctive look is fascinating yet hazardous to touch; these caterpillars form train-like processions around pine trees, but what drives these remarkable formations?

Gilad Carmeli, Yogev Israeli | 04.07.24

איור שממחיש את הכנת הקאנו ששימש כארון הקבורה

Researchers find 7,000-year-old advanced canoes used in the Mediterranean Sea

Fragments of five ancient canoes reveal maritime technology began advancing at a rapid pace during the Neolithic era and was used throughout the Mediterranean Sea

Yogev Israeli | 04.03.24

קורמורן ממושקף מהאוסף של מוזיאון הטבע נאטורליס בליידן שבהולנד

Researchers shed light on largest cormorant in history

Despite the spectacled cormorant having gone extinct nearly 180 ago, little is known about its origins; two researchers join together to find more information on the mysterious bird

Yogev Israeli | 03.29.24

Israel's nemesis: Who were the Amalekites?

The Amalekites are described in the Bible as the worst enemies the people of Israel have faced, but who are they, and where are they now?

Yogev Israeli | 03.25.24

Israel or Iran? The quest after Esther and Mordechai's final resting place

The Bible doesn't specify the final resting places of the Purim Megillah's protagonists, but conflicting Jewish traditions emerge: one asserts that their tombs are located in Iran, while another steadfastly maintains they are in Israel

Yogev Israeli | 03.24.24

הרי ברברטון מקונג'ווה, על חגורת ברברטון גרינסטון, שם התגלו עדויות לרעידות האדמה המוקדמות ביותר על כדור הארץ

Geologists find evidence of oldest earthquake on Earth

Experts identify tectonic shifts that took place billions of years ago claim location was likely the place where life first began to evolve

Yogev Israeli | 03.19.24

Farewell to master luthier who restored Jewish-owned violins that survived the Holocaust

Amnon Weinstein, a famed luthier who recently passed away, dedicated his life to restoring violins from Holocaust victims; photographer and friend Miki Koren shares about the inherent melancholy Weinstein perceived in Jewish music and a swastika-marked violin he wouldn't touch

Yogev Israeli | 03.14.24

האזור בו התרחשה התפרצות הר הגעש קיקאי-אקאהויה ביפן

Scientists crack secrets of biggest volcanic blast in history

Scientists discover Kikai-Akahoya eruption, the most potent on record, occurred 7,300 years ago near Japan, ejecting 71 cubic kilometers of debris—three times the volume of Mount Tambora's 1815 eruption, previously deemed the strongest

Yogev Israeli | 03.14.24

The Arctic may have no ice left within a decade, study finds

University of Colorado Boulder researchers find alarming trend remains consistent across all future melting scenarios

Yogev Israeli | 03.10.24

Israeli advocacy project attempts to change Iranian public opinion about Israel

With over 750 Farsi-speaking volunteers, wartime founded project appeals to Iranians world over in their language to explain Israel's position and present it through accessible information despite living in enemy state

Yogev Israeli | 03.07.24

האצטרולב של ורונה מהמאה ה-11, עליו מופיעים כיתובים בערבית וביניהם גם חרוטות אותיות בעברית וספרות בהן משתמשים בשפות מערביות

Ancient Islamic astrolabe with Hebrew writing discovered in Verona

A recent study revealed that the astronomical instrument, capable of aiding navigation and calculating the angles of celestial bodies in relation to the horizon, had a long-standing history of use across Europe and North Africa for hundreds of years

Yogev Israeli | 03.05.24

Indian Ocean impacts Middle Eastern precipitation, study

Israeli researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem find temperature changes in the Indian Ocean during summer could be used as indicator for early rainfall in the region

Yogev Israeli | 03.03.24

Today's February 29, but why? Why we have leap years

Gregorian calendar, with its 365-day year, doesn't precisely align with Earth's solar orbit, which is slightly longer; without adjustments, we would be off by one month every 125 years, explains astrophysics professor

Yogev Israeli | 02.29.24

Use of decimal point 150 years older than historians thought

New study into writings of 15th-century Venetian merchant and astronomer finds use of decimal points to calculate fractions

Yogev Israeli | 02.21.24

Scientists reveal surprising link between Komodo dragon and dinosaurs

New research reveals fascinating connection between modern Komodo dragon teeth and those of extinct theropod dinosaurs, offering fresh insights into their evolutionary paths

Yogev Israeli | 02.19.24

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