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Sad? Go for a run: This is how running will make you happier
Can running replace therapy? Running is more than fitness as it improves our self image, boosts positive hormones, and is even a substitute for meditation
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12.10.24
A worrying trend: The snow in the Alps is disappearing
Over the past century, snowfall in the Alps has significantly decreased – by 23% in the northern regions and nearly 50% on the southwestern slopes – an average decline of 34% between 1920 and 2020
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12.05.24
Mummification found in late Medieval France, study
Experts locate remains with surgical wounds dating back to 16th century French nobles; process likely used to preserve bodies before final burial
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12.04.24
Ancient humanoid discovered in China, dating back over 300,000 years
Researchers have identified Homo juluensis, an ancient human species that lived 300,000 years ago in northeastern China; fossils reveal large skulls and teeth, advanced tool use and survival strategies
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12.03.24
World's oldest writing system originated from iconographic seals, study finds
Experts looking into origins of writing find links between proto-cuneiform and Sumerian usage of seals to follow agriculture and textile production
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12.01.24
No-Snow-Ho: Climate change means not enough snow for Santa in Finland
The Finnish city of Rovaniemi, known as the home of St. Nick is used to seeing mountains of snow on the streets around December and January but this year there's no snow in sight; 'I’m longing for snow to paint the scenery,' says one local resident
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12.01.24
IDF reservists rescue stray dog and her pups in southern Lebanon
Days before cease-fire, Golani Brigade troops encounter dog and her puppies inside home during operation, bringing her to Israel under fire to nurse her and her pups back to health
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11.28.24
Global dominance: Fossilized remains reveal clues to dinosaur ascendancy
Scientists analyze more than 500 fossilized gut remains from Late Triassic and Early Jurassic, revealing early dinosaurs' diets, adaptability and how environmental shifts helped them dominate Earth's ecosystems for over 30 million years
Yogev Israeli
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11.28.24
Capricorn rock art unearthed in Egypt sheds light on zodiac history
Archaeologists discovered the first zodiac depiction - Capricorn petroglyph carved near El-Hosh; Likely created in the Greco-Roman period, reflecting astrological influences from Mesopotamia, blending local traditions with zodiac’s wide cultural reach
Yogev Israeli
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11.27.24
4,400-year-old alphabet script uncovered in Syria, the oldest in history
The oldest alphabetic script in human history has been discovered inscribed on clay cylinders in a tomb excavation in Syria, dating back to approximately 2400 BCE; This groundbreaking find, along with other artifacts uncovered in the region, suggests that the story of the alphabet may be entirely different from what was previously understood
Yogev Israeli
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11.25.24
Underwater salt chimneys are early indicators of sinkholes in the Dead Sea, study
German researchers discovered 'white smokers' on the Dead Sea floor, formed by interactions between mineral-rich groundwater and the lake’s extremely high salt content and serves as an important early indicator of dangerous formation
Yogev Israeli
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11.25.24
Biggest and hairiest: New tarantula species discovered in Cuba
New species added to Trichopelma genus, but boasts unusual body dimensions and several unique features, making it the largest and hairiest of its kind
Yogev Israeli
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11.20.24
35,000-year-old saber-tooth cub found in Siberia
Well-preserved Homotherium cub found in Siberian permafrost provides insight into extinct predator’s adaptations for snowy habitats, shedding light on Late Pleistocene range and ecological strategies
Yogev Israeli
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11.19.24
Israeli-patented device can tell the difference between natural and lab-grown diamonds
Ariel University researchers developed a technique using microwave and millimeter-wave radiation to characterize diamonds, distinguishing colors and identifying between natural and synthetic stones
Yogev Israeli
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11.18.24
Egyptian ancient rituals included hallucinogenic cocktails, study reveals
Researchers suggest the contents of the 2,000-year-old mug were consumed to induce hallucinations or prophetic dreams during rituals related to the ancient Egyptian god Bes, associated with childbirth, protection and magical purification
Yogev Israeli
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11.18.24
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