Archaeologist Found, the massive ramp that may have been used to build Egypt’s Great Pyramid Archaeologists may finally be a step closer to understanding how the Great Pyramid of Egypt was built thousands of years ago. The remains of the 4,500-year-old ramp system were uncovered in an ancient quarry in the Eastern Desert, according to Live Science. Its design indicates […]
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The World’s Oldest Fossil Trees Have Been Discovered in New York You would easily assume that the Spiderweb features on the ground are just some ore to be extracted when you go through an abandoned quarry in Cairo, New York. But this is a scientific goldmine in the trained eye — the intricate pattern is actually a massive 386 million-year-old […]
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Promising Signs For Perseverance Rover’s Quest for Martian Life The undulating streaks of land visible from space show rivers that flowed across the Martian surface — but for how long did the water flow? Enough time to document evidence of ancient life, according to a new Stanford study. The Jezero crater on Mars – the site of the next NASA […]
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Ancient Egyptian ‘city of the dead’ discovery reveals ‘elite’ mummies, jars filled with organs and mystery snake cult The Egyptian-German mission of the University of Tübingen recently announced that in the Mummification Workshop Complex in Saqqara, a new burial chamber was discovered. The Mission also announced the preliminary results of mummification research, which were reported in the Workshop back in […]
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Over 10,000 Extremely Rare Relics Unearthed From Ming Battlefield Archaeologists who are studying the remains of the battlefield of the Ming Dynasty uncovered a very unusual golden seal dating back to the 1600s and belonging to a Chinese emperor. Amazing images showed the discovery of the ancient symbol of power, which weighs more than 17 pounds and is 95% pure gold, […]
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Archaeologists Discover 1,000-year-old Viking ‘Parliament’ in Scotland The Viking Parliament of the 11th century was discovered under a parking lot at Dingwall in Scotland by archeologists. It is quite unusual to find a more permanent building that was used, As most of the Viking assemblies took place in open-air fields so it is a rare finding. Viking gatherings carried out for […]
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FDA approves new NASA ventilator for emergency response in COVID-19 treatment According to the Space Agency, a new ventilator developed by NASA to treat victims of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic was issued emergency approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on April 30. The engineers of NASA at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California., developed a high-pressure […]
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Detectorists Unearth Rare Iron Age and Medieval Jewelry in England In Shropshire, an iron age ring and medieval brooch discovered by metal detectorists were designated ‘treasure’ by a coroner. In what is likely the country’s first set of inquests, John Ellery, made this two coroner declarations on April 21, 2020. via a video conference. According to the Treasure Act 1996, objects defined as treasures […]
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SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY 1.9 MILLION PIECES OF MICROPLASTIC IN SQUARE METER OF OCEAN FLOOR The amount of microplastics in the seabed is the highest level ever, with up to 1.9 million pieces covering just one square meter. Researchers said that they were “shocked” by the volume of microplastics found on the seafloor bed. According to research led by the University of Manchester […]
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There’s a Lost Viking Ship in the California Desert, or is There? Back in the days when much of the map was still blank, explorers would follow any waterway in the hope of finding the next great passage. However, certain rivers can be deceiving, especially those in the volatile region west of the Rocky Mountains. In California’s Salton Sea Basin […]
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