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It’s entertaining to observe and listen to American goldfinches. The birds are more than just lovely. Males have feathers that are almost unbelievably bright yellow, and they have a characteristic undulating flight pattern. But they’re gregarious too. Bird lovers with backyards who wish to draw these feathered companions to their landscapes are in luck. Milkweed … Read more
Researchers think that early humans might have been vegans According to a recent study, cavemen may have been vegans for extended periods. Traditionally, images of early people show them consuming large portions of meat. However, new research indicates that a “significant” portion of the diet of North African cave dwellers thousands of years ago consisted … Read more
What Was Life Like on Earth When Massive Insects Ruled? Huge insects covered the Earth more than 300 million years ago, before the era of the huge dinosaurs. Envision a future in which millipedes are as long as vehicles and dragonflies are the size of crows. The Carboniferous Period is upon us. Why were the … Read more
A groundbreaking hydro storage system will be constructed by RheEnergise. At Sibelco’s mining operations at Cornwood, near Plymouth, Devon, UK-based hydro-energy storage business RheEnergise will construct a first-of-its-kind demonstrator of its long-duration hydro-energy storage system. With a September commissioning date set, the demonstrator’s construction is expected to commence shortly. With a 500kW maximum power output, … Read more
An Engineer Claims to Have Discovered a Method to Defy Earth’s Gravity Roger Shawyer, a British electrical engineer, initially unveiled the EmDrive, or “impossible drive,” in 2001. The reason it was dubbed “impossible” was that its inventor claimed the drive was reactionless, which meant no propellant was needed; in other words, it violated the established … Read more
Phoenix Generation 7, Sanctuary’s newest humanoid, achieved significant advancements in robotics and AI. These new implementations show noteworthy development, bringing some performance benefits and increasing the robot’s efficiency in integrating robotic systems. Phoenix Generation 7 was introduced with a faster learning curve. A series of adjustments aimed at improving the robot’s combination of functions have … Read more
Circulating the Oldest Coin Since the beginning of time, money has existed in the form of coins; however, not all ancient coins are kept on exhibit at museums. Even now, some ancient coins are accepted as forms of payment. The oldest coins in circulation today is not an American girl, but a Swiss miss. This … Read more
Hominins are needed to defeat a big hyena weighing 240 pounds How our oldest predecessors and extinct human relatives ate and obtained enough food to support themselves millions of years ago remains one of the greatest unanswered mysteries. Neanderthals were cooking and consuming crab approximately 90,000 years ago, however it is likely that they had … Read more
Prison Sentenced for Defacing a Well-Known Work of Art by a Climate Activist A climate activist who vandalized a display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC last year will be imprisoned for sixty days. According to a news release from the Justice Department, Joanna Smith, 54, of Brooklyn, New York, was sentenced … Read more
The surface to uncover this remarkable fossil. complete darkness. ice waterfalls, muddy passageways, and crushing squeezes. Spiders and bats. leaping off ledges and into the uncharted. For a fossil, how far would you go? We reached our limits—and then some—during a two-year retrieval mission that lasted nearly sixty hours in a cave beneath the surface. … Read more
