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Patagotitan Is an Awesome Name and the Biggest Dinosaur that Lived on Earth

August 13, 2017 by Kelly Holzschlag Leave a Comment

dinosaur fossils

People have always been fascinated with animals that used to roam the very territory our modern world is now residing. One of their most appealing features was their size. The creatures of the past were of large-scale which made people wonder how they used to perform the most basic actions. The fascination is today revived […]

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Researchers Discover the Fossils of a Tiny Sea Predator with Spines Surrounding Its Mouth

August 5, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Sea worm crawling on a sea cliff

A team of scientists from Yale University and the Royal Ontario Museum stumbled upon some tiny intact fossils on an archaeological site in British Columbia. Then, they discovered the fossils belonged to a small ocean predator which lived about 500 million years ago, and terrified its prey with its mouth surrounded by spines. Researchers discovered […]

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Researchers Found Out How the Common Ancestor of All Flowers Looked Like

August 3, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

White lily in shadow

We have enough knowledge on the ancestors of animals and humans, but the origin of flowers was shrouded in mystery. Now, thanks to computer model reconstructions, scientists managed to find out what is the common ancestor of all flowering plants and how it looked like. The plant in question lived 140 million years ago and […]

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Genetic Analysis Reveals How Tardigrades Can Survive Without Water

July 30, 2017 by Daniel Austin Leave a Comment

High-size model of a tardigrade

Tardigrades have been surprising people with their incredible survival skills, but it wasn’t clear how they manage to stay alive in the harshest conditions. This is why researchers have decided to perform a genetic analysis on the creatures, and unveil their mystery. Tardigrades have amazing survival skills, and can resist being deprived of water. Their […]

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The Assistive Stairs Make Climbing Much Easier

July 14, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Indoor stairs in a synagogue

Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology came up with a way to help people climb stairs more easily and save the energy they waste while struggling with the ascent. They designed some assistive stairs which absorb the energy invested by one while moving on them and return it to them, making their effort much smaller. […]

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Sea Spiders Pump Blood and Oxygen Through Their Guts, Not Heart

July 11, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Sea spider lying on the bottom of the ocean

A peculiar species of arthropods living deep in the ocean surprises us with its anatomy. Sea spiders are not regular animals which pump blood through their heart. Instead, they use their guts to circulate the vital fluid through their bodies. Sea spiders do not pump blood through the heart. Instead, their guts work like blood […]

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Bone Found in German Cave Rewrites the History of Neanderthal DNA

July 6, 2017 by Jason Brusse Leave a Comment

Human femur

Researchers made an important discovery regarding Neanderthal DNA. In the Hohlenstein-Stadel cave, in southwest Germany, they stumbled upon an ancient human bone which offered them valuable information. After analyzing the bone, they found that, 220,000 years ago, a human species related to our own came into Europe, bred with Neanderthals, and left a permanent mark […]

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Researchers Discovered How Roman Concrete Could Last for Millennia

July 5, 2017 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

Roman concrete

Many ancient scholars praised the Roman concrete used in harbors, calling it strong and impenetrable. This is proven by the fact that many Roman buildings are still erect to the present day. To understand how this concrete achieved such longevity, researchers started studying it, and published their results in the journal American Mineralogist. Roman concrete […]

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Carved Human Skulls Reveal Mysterious Neolithic Skull Cult in Turkey

July 1, 2017 by Jason Brusse Leave a Comment

Carved skull

A team of German researchers three fragments of carved human skulls at an archaeological site in Anatolia, Turkey. The remnants, dating back 11,000 years ago, during the Neolithic period, might work as evidence for a skull cult which got involved in rituals in the area. Researchers found three carved skull fragments in Anatolia. The carvings […]

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