A team of archaeologists from the University of California, Berkeley has published a new research paper in the journal Scientific reports , Which presents evidence that unglazed ancient ceramics sometimes retain microscopic food residues, which, after chemical analysis, can reveal not only what was cooked in a pot, but also …
Read More »Carbon-rich exoplanets can be made of diamonds – “unlike anything in our solar system”
Picture of a carbon rich planet with diamonds and silica as the main mineral. Water carbide can transform a planet from a diamond-rich planet. In the interior, the main minerals will be diamond and silica (a layer of crystals in the picture). The main (dark blue) can be an iron-carbon …
Read More »Yellowstone: USGS. Experiment Induces Earthquake Insects at Unstable Supervicalcos Science | News
The volatile Yellowstone supervolka was hit by 91 quakes in just 24 hours this week. In this regard, the Yellowstone volcano was shaken by a total of 82 earthquakes throughout the month of August. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) confirmed the quake’s pests – but claimed that most of …
Read More »How old is this ancient vision of the stars?
The Nebra Sky Disk is considered to be the oldest known representation of the universe. Revealed by robbers in 1999 and then recovered from a sting by archaeologists and law enforcement a few years later, the ancient brass artwork adorned with the golden decoration of the night sky has sparked …
Read More »Indris Alba is just the third best option to play Next James Bond, according to Science
No time to die Originally planned to participate in theaters in April 2020. However, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic, its release is currently scheduled for November 20, 2020. Yet, regardless of when the audience will see it, the film will mark Daniel Craig’s final turn as James Bond. Fans …
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