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Tonga volcanic eruption triggers most intense electrical activity ever recorded
Researchers say nearly 200,000 lightning flashes occurred within the volcanic plume, reaching a peak rate of over 2,600 flashes per minute
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07.02.23
Hominins were killing and eating each other 1.45 million years ago, research shows
Extensive research into the habits of ancient humanoids in modern-day Kenya, dating back almost 1.5 million years, shows evidence of murder and butchery
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07.02.23
Who's at fault: Researchers decode pre-historic Eurasian earthquake origins
In a fascinating discovery, researchers unveil fault formed some 5 million years ago, with vital insights into the region's seismic history and critical knowledge for mitigating disaster in densely populated areas
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06.29.23
Muslims in Mecca celebrate Feast of Sacrifice in scorching heat
Worshippers are facing temperatures exceeding 104°F during the Feast of the Sacrifice in Mecca; To provide relief to the worshippers, water-spraying devices are installed in the mosque surrounding the Kaaba and there is free water distribution
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06.27.23
Ancient coins of Jewish rebels from Roman period found in Georgia
Researchers have found that some of the coins, depicting pomegranates and Jewish goblets, were minted by Jewish rebels, which the Romans continued to use even decades later
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06.25.23
Hidden tooth reveals new mammal related to hippos
Researchers in the Smithsonian National Museum uncover strange never-been-studied tooth in the collection, prompting them to investigate and find a previously unknown species of marine mammals
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06.22.23
Our tilted world: Study shows Earth's position changes due to groundwater depletion
New research shows that the Earth's tilt has been slowly moving eastward due to increased pumping of groundwater in countries located close to the equator, like America and India
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06.20.23
Ain't no T-Rex: Fossils of vegetarian dinosaur found in Utah
The remarkable dinosaur Iani, measuring approximately 11.5 feet in length, roamed the region that encompasses present-day Utah; researchers marveled at the impeccably preserved skeleton, unraveling the narrative of this period in history
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06.14.23
Unforeseen flash droughts pose alarming threat to food systems, study finds
Study by University of Oklahoma researchers say impact reverberates through agricultural and ecological systems, generating a myriad of consequences that persist and amplify over time
Yogev Israeli
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06.14.23
Climate change causing more air turbulence
New research finds correlation between the increase in temperature and a sharp rise in all levels of turbulence on Earth's troposphere where planes fly, which modern technology is unable to detect or warn against
Yogev Israeli
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06.12.23
Coral catastrophe: Global warming's price on marine life
New study outlines grim future for coral reefs around the world as warming sea levels enable the breeding and spreading of harmful pathogens while exposing corals to dangerous diseases that could lead to their extinction
Yogev Israeli
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06.08.23
Archaeologists uncover 4,300-year-old copper ingots in Oman
An extremely rare find: Researchers believe the copper ingots were left there accidentally, when residents abandoned the settlement. At that time, copper was considered a desirable commodity since tools and other objects were made from it
Yogev Israeli
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06.06.23
Study finds 'scientific surprise' in pangolin research
Researchers find anomaly in chromosomes of particular pangolin species that could shed light on other animals in nature and help conservation of endangered animals all over the world
Yogev Israeli
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06.01.23
The climate crisis is here: More than half of the world's lakes are drying up, study shows
Researchers examined approximately 250,000 satellite images of 2,000 large lakes between 1992 and 2020; Alarming findings point to climate change and human activities as culprits in worsening state of lakes worldwide
Yogev Israeli
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05.31.23
Scientists reveal what Roman Empire smelled like
Experts say precious quartz vessel found in Roman mausoleum in Spain remained airtight for centuries, allowing for researchers to study it and find out how the Romans used to smell like
Yogev Israeli
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05.30.23
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