At a distance of 5.5 billion light-years from the universe, a series of telescopes have captured a bright flash of short gamma-ray explosions. It reminds us that we are reminded of the Kilonova explosion associated with the neutron star collision, which we discovered on the back of a historic history …
Read More »The 31,000-year-old tomb reveals the world’s oldest known baby twin burial
An ancient tomb in New Austria, which may represent the twins’ oldest burial on record, shows a new study. The 1,000,000-year-old burial is dated to the Upper Paleolithic (period 400,000 to 10,000 years ago), also known as the Old Stone Age. According to the analysis of both children, one of …
Read More »Ancient lake discovered under Greenland could be millions of years old, scientists say
Remains of a huge, ancient lake have been found under Greenland, buried under a sheet of ice in the northwest of the country and estimated to be millions, if not thousands, years old, scientists say. The giant ‘fossil lake bed’ is a phenomenon that scientists have never seen before in …
Read More »Signs of ancient meteors were water on Mars before there was life on Earth
We know that Mars was once wetter than it is now, but questions about when water formed and evaporated are more difficult to answer. Now a new study suggests that there was water on the Red Planet about 4.4 billion years ago, much earlier than previously thought. It is based …
Read More »Just-smash clinical trials derived from first-ever flu vaccine tobacco plants
The new flu vaccine grown in plants has been put to the test in two large-scale clinical trials, the first for vaccine research. The vaccine contained virus-like particles resembling strains of the spreading flu, derived from relatives of native Australian tobacco who were genetically instructed to produce viral proteins. Approximately …
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