Author: Sia
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Video: Egyptian Structure Raises Alien Base Theories, Igniting Speculation on Origins and Unanswered Questions
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What is this bizarre structure found in the Egyptian desert? UFO hunters speculate after strange building is spotted on Google Earth A bizarre structure in the Egyptian desert and visible on Google Earth has sparked a wave of speculation among UFO hunters. The strange complex, in barren landscape to the east of the capital Cairo,…
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Resurrecting Ancient Life: Scientists Extract 80-Million-Year-Old Brachylophosaurus Collagen, Revealing Secrets of Prehistoric World
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A team of paleontologists led by North Carolina State University researchers has isolated collagen peptides from the fossilized femur of Brachylophosaurus canadensis, a duck-billed dinosaur (hadrosaur) that lived what is now Montana around 80 million years ago. This is a Brachylophosaur canadensis fossil femur in field jacket, showing area of sampling for molecular analyses. Image…
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James Webb Telescope Captures Unbelievable 13 Billion-Year-Old Galaxy, Defying Known Laws of Existence, Perplexing NASA
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NASA’s new space telescope spotted a 13 billion-year-old galaxy that is much too complex to exist that early in the universe. The galaxy, which is bigger than the Milky Way, could upheave what we know about how dark matter shaped the early universe. Scientists had been tracking the galaxy, called ZF-UDS-7329, for a while, but…
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Ancient Collagen Resurrection: Scientists Extract 80-Million-Year-Old Brachylophosaurus Fossil’s Protein, Unveiling Prehistoric Mysteries
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A team of paleontologists led by North Carolina State University researchers has isolated collagen peptides from the fossilized femur of Brachylophosaurus canadensis, a duck-billed dinosaur (hadrosaur) that lived what is now Montana around 80 million years ago. This is a Brachylophosaur canadensis fossil femur in field jacket, showing area of sampling for molecular analyses. Image…
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Wild Clash: Grizzly Bears Lock in Fierce Battle Over Fish, Displaying Raw Power in Alaskan Wilderness Encounter
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The two brown-haired bears became aggressive as they came to blows over their food, digging their paws and teeth into each other. Photographer Kevin Dooley spotted the female bear, thought to be about 16 years old, fighting with the younger five-year-old male bear. The mum having caught the fish is attacked by the other bear. The two…
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Abandoned and Unbroken: Paralyzed Dog, Rejected by Hunter, Clings to Hope, Refusing to Surrender to Fate’s Cruelty
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When Avellana was rescued by Galgos del Sol in Spain she could barely lift her head. Her owner, a hunter, didn’t want her any more because she was paralyzed. But her rescuers refused to give up on her. At the vet, they learned she had inflammation of her nervous system due to a rare immune…
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Video: Heroic Effort Saves Baby Goat Trapped in Hardened Tar, a Touching Tale of Rescue
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“Sometimes it’s not medicine that does the trick. It’s hours of work, a pinch of luck, blended in love,” writes Animal Aid Unlimited. They are talking about the rescue of Little Suri, a baby goat that was covered from head to toe in hardened tar. Suri had been cruelly abandoned by her owner and left…
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Monkeydactyl: Prehistoric ‘Flying Monkey’ Implies Tree-Climbing Skills with Opposable Thumbs, Rewriting Primate Evolution
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The newly described Jurassic pterosaur may be the oldest animal known to possess opposable thumbs Researchers have bestowed a newly described species of Jurassic flying reptile with the nickname Monkeydactyl because it has opposable thumbs, reports Maria Temming for Science News. Paleontologists discovered the 160-million-year-old fossilized pterosaur in an ancient forest called Tiaojishan near modern…
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Monkeydactyl: Prehistoric ‘Flying Monkey’ Indicates Tree-Climbing Prowess with Opposable Thumbs, Rewriting Ancient Primate Evolution
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The newly described Jurassic pterosaur may be the oldest animal known to possess opposable thumbs Researchers have bestowed a newly described species of Jurassic flying reptile with the nickname Monkeydactyl because it has opposable thumbs, reports Maria Temming for Science News. Paleontologists discovered the 160-million-year-old fossilized pterosaur in an ancient forest called Tiaojishan near modern…
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Webb Space Telescope Unveils Neutron Star Birth from Supernova 1987A, A Monumental Milestone in Cosmic Discovery
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I can remember seeing images of SN1987A as it developed back in 1987. It was the explosion of a star, a supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud. Over the decades that followed, it was closely monitored in particular the expanding debris cloud. Predictions suggested there may be a neutron star or even a black hole…