Author: Sia
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Marquesas Mystery: Whimsical Tiki Statues Hold Clues to Extraterrestrial Encounters, Fueling UFO Conspiracy Theories
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In the South Pacific, in the French Polynesian part, there is a group of volcanic islands called the Marquesas Islands . The largest of them is Nuku Hiva, and a total of about 8 thousand people live on all the islands of the area. It is a small community but with its own unique culture.…
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Mars’ Gravitational Tug Alters Earth’s Ocean Floor Every 2.4 Million Years, Unveiling Cosmic Dynamics
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A new geological study suggests that Mars’ gravitational field pulls the Earth closer to the sun over cycles lasting millions of years, warming our climate. Within cycles of millions of years, Mars pulls the Earth closer to the sun which could affect the warming of our planet via changes in ocean circulation, a new study…
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Lost World Revealed: Earth’s Oldest Forest Unearthed near Butlin’s in Somerset, Dating Back Remarkable 390 Million Years
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A Butlin’s in Somerset might not seem like a natural backdrop to groundbreaking scientific discovery. But researchers have now discovered Earth’s oldest forest hidden in the sandstone cliffs near the holiday resort. Scientists from the University of Cambridge and University of Cardiff discovered the fossil remains of an ancient forest that once stretched across Devon…
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Ancient Woodland Unearthed: Discovery of Earth’s Oldest Forest near Butlin’s in Somerset, Dating Back 390 Million Years
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A Butlin’s in Somerset might not seem like a natural backdrop to groundbreaking scientific discovery. But researchers have now discovered Earth’s oldest forest hidden in the sandstone cliffs near the holiday resort. Scientists from the University of Cambridge and University of Cardiff discovered the fossil remains of an ancient forest that once stretched across Devon…
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Touching Rescue: Rescuers Save Deer Trapped Near Frozen Colorado Lake, Returning Him Safely to the Wilderness
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A deer was stuck between a frozen lake and a rocky slope in Colorado. Luckily, a crane operator spotted the deer’s difficult situation and decided to save this guy. The operator promptly called Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) for help. Then, the officers sedated the deer, lifted it, and safely released him back into the…
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Photographer Captures Heron vs. Snake Battle – Witness the Thrilling Clash and Discover the Ultimate Victor
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In the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, located south of Tallahassee, Florida, an enchanting battleground of the food chain unfolded before the eyes of a Florida photographer, George Stinson. Nestled to the south of Tallahassee, this special wildlife area has a lot to offer, but little did Stinson know that he was about to see…
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Eternal Bonds: 79-Year-Old Diver’s Endearing Friendship With Fish Spanning Nearly 30 Years Captivates Hearts Worldwide
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Picture this: a Japanese diver, Hiroyuki Arakawa, and an Asian sheepshead wrasse named Yoriko, forging an unusual and heartwarming friendship underwater. Yes, you heard it right. What began as a chance meeting during a dive has blossomed into an exceptional friendship that defies the usual boundaries between humans and marine creatures. Scroll down to check…
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Fossils from Mongolia and Argentina Unveil Intriguing Similarities, Illuminating Mysteries of Ancient Connections
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Scientists have unearthed the first fossils of soft-shelled eggs laid by dinosaurs – two disparate species from Argentina and Mongolia – in a discovery suggesting that the earliest dinosaurs produced such eggs before some lineages turned to hard shells. The embryo-containing eggs – leathery on the outside rather than hard and calcified like those of…
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Fossils from Mongolia and Argentina Reveal Intriguing Similarities, Unlocking Mysteries of Ancient Connections
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Scientists have unearthed the first fossils of soft-shelled eggs laid by dinosaurs – two disparate species from Argentina and Mongolia – in a discovery suggesting that the earliest dinosaurs produced such eggs before some lineages turned to hard shells. The embryo-containing eggs – leathery on the outside rather than hard and calcified like those of…
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Comet Three Times Larger Than Everest to Illuminate Night Sky Soon – Here’s Your Guide to Witnessing Its Spectacle
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Need a compelling reason to escape the city? The next few weeks offer a unique opportunity to witness a rare, green comet streaking through the night sky. 12P/Pons-Brooks, a comet larger than Everest, has already been spotted by amateur astronomers. It should become increasingly visible to the naked eye as it approaches the sun over…