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Underwater robot: A game changer for sustainable fisheries
University of Haifa experts offer solution to global overfishing; powered by acoustic technology, system autonomously monitors fish populations, minimizes bycatch and supports sustainable fisheries, with successful trials in Israel, Malawi and Croatia
Yogev Israeli
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01.12.25
Iraqi archaeologists piece together ancient treasures ravaged by Islamic State
A decade after jihadists ransacked Iraq's famed Nimrud site, archaeologists have been painstakingly putting together its ancient treasures, shattered into tens of thousands of tiny fragments
AFP, Yogev Israeli
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01.09.25
How humans have become better runners
Lucy, a 3-million-year-old Australopithecus afarensis discovered 50 years ago in Ethiopia, could run upright but at speeds slower than the average modern human, researchers revealed, shedding light on early human ancestors' locomotion capabilities
Yogev Israeli
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01.06.25
In ancient Egypt, elite burial practices included sheep horn manipulation
Archaeological evidence from Hierakonpolis reveals elite Egyptians deliberately modified sheep horns, employing techniques like breaking and reshaping, likely for symbolic purposes; This example of human manipulation underscores the elite's control over nature, transforming livestock into symbols of status and dominance
Yogev Israeli
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01.05.25
Researchers solve 200 year mystery of devastating volcanic eruption
Scottish University researcher finds Simushir island volcano as the origin of a powerful volcanic eruption that had far-reaching environmental effects, including extreme climate change, severe crop failure and widespread famine
Yogev Israeli
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01.05.25
Israeli study finds surpiring link between UFO sightings and economic status
Israeli experts use social-economic measures to inspect financial fluctuations compared to the number of UFO sightings in the US, leading to unexpected results
Yogev Israeli
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12.30.24
How ancient Egyptians celebrated New Year? Researchers shed light
As the New Year approaches with dazzling celebrations, even ancient Egyptians celebrated the occasion, often near the Giza pyramids, blending familiar customs with unique traditions
Yogev Israeli
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12.29.24
Safe passages for wildlife: Innovative solutions to save Israel’s animals
Over 10,000 wild animals are killed on roads annually in Israel, with habitat destruction and fragmentation worsening the situation; Safe Passages for Wildlife is implementing innovative, cost-effective solutions to reduce roadkill and restore wildlife populations, emphasizing community involvement and data-driven action
Yogev Israeli
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12.28.24
Arctic ice disappearing faster than expected, alarming scientists
Arctic sea ice melting faster than ever, with first ice-free day forecasted within three years; experts warn of global impacts, from ecosystem collapse to extreme weather, urging swift cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to slow crisis
Yogev Israeli
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12.18.24
Experts uncover evidence of ancient cannibalism in UK
Archeological analysis of over 3,000 bone fragments found in a UK site dating to the Early Bronze Age suggests slaughter in area included cannibalistic practices
Yogev Israeli
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12.17.24
Harnessing nature’s fury: Can glacial floods provide renewable energy?
Greenland's Catalina Lake released over 3 trillion liters of meltwater in a massive glacial flood, underscoring climate change risks; researchers investigate ways to harness the immense energy from such events as a potential renewable power source
Yogev Israeli
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12.17.24
Rare cave pearls unearthed in Jerusalem Hills reveal ancient treasures
Archaeologists discover 50 rare cave pearls in Ein Jawiza aqueduct near Jerusalem, some encasing pottery shards and plaster from ancient periods; artifacts, spanning from Iron Age to Byzantine era, reveal human activity and aqueduct maintenance over thousands of years
Yogev Israeli
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12.16.24
'An existential threat to billions': Earth is drying up, and the future looks grim
New UN report warns of existential crisis as escalating aridity and dryness could reshape life on Earth by end of century; by 2100, up to five billion people may face severe climate conditions, drastically impacting ecosystems, water resources and human livelihoods
Yogev Israeli
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12.12.24
Mutant Chernobyl dogs offer clues on radiation resistance
Dogs near 1986 Chernobyl disaster site developed genetic changes providing resistance to radiation, heavy metals and pollution, researchers find; findings could offer insights into human resilience to environmental hazards
Yogev Israeli
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12.11.24
Universe expanding faster than scientists predicted, Web telescope shows
New observations challenge the standard cosmological model, suggesting dark energy and other mysteries may hold the key to understanding cosmic evolution
Yogev Israeli
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12.10.24
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