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Ancient Human Species Practiced Child Cannibalism 850,000 Years Ago, Study Reveals
Ancient Human Ancestor’s Gruesome Secret: Cannibalized Child Unearthed Archaeologists in Spain’s Atapuerca Mountains have uncovered chilling evidence that a human ancestor species practiced cannibalism on a young child roughly 850,000 years ago. A fossilized neck bone from a child aged 2–4, discovered at the Gran Dolina cave site, bears precise cut marks consistent with decapitation […]
1911 Long-Lost Document Exposes Reality of Titanic’s ‘Unsinkable’ Claims Before Maiden Voyage
The Unsinkable Myth: Titanic’s Fate and the Truth Behind the Legend [Image: Titanic leaving Southampton on April 10, 1912] The RMS Titanic’s sinking on April 15, 1912, cemented its association with the term “unsinkable.” Yet, debates persist: was the ship actually labeled this way before its demise? While modern sources often claim otherwise, a 1911 […]
China Develops Remote-Controlled Cyborg Bees for Covert Surveillance Missions
China Develops Remote-Controlled Cyborg Bees for Rescue and Spy Missions By Xantha Leatham, Executive Science Editor | Updated: 15:19 BST, 11 July 2025 Chinese scientists have successfully transformed bees into cyborgs by implanting microscopic brain controllers. The device, weighing less than a pinch of salt, is attached to a worker bee’s back and linked to […]
Decoding Tattoos: Scientific Insights into Personality and Identity Markers
What Your Tattoos Really Say About You, According to Science Tattoos, once symbols of rebellion, are now mainstream, with over 25% of Brits sporting ink. A new study from Michigan State University reveals how people interpret tattoos—often inaccurately—as personality clues. Judging Books by Their Covers Cheerful, colorful tattoos like flowers make wearers appear more agreeable, […]
Giant Parachutes Deployed in Controversial Geoengineering Effort to Stabilize Gulf Stream Amid Climate Crisis
Scientists Propose Towing Giant Parachutes to Save Critical Ocean Current As climate change accelerates, experts warn the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)—a vital ocean current that drives the Gulf Stream and warms Europe—is at risk of collapse. Researchers suggest an unconventional fix: using ships to tow massive underwater parachutes to manually power the current and […]
Archaeologists Unearth 2,500-Year-Old Lost City in Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptian City Unearthed, Revealing 2,500-Year-Old Urban Life (Image: Excavation site showing mudbrick tower houses and temple foundations) Archaeologists have uncovered the 2,500-year-old city of Imet, located six miles south of Tanis in Egypt’s Nile Delta. Once a thriving religious and economic hub, Imet flourished during the Late Period (4th century BC) under the Ptolemaic […]
Expert Tips: Choosing the Right Moustache for Your Face Shape and Why Bieber & Cera Missed the Mark
Find Your Perfect Moustache Style for Your Face Shape Choosing the right moustache can elevate your look, but with so many styles—from the bold handlebar to the bushy walrus—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Grooming expert Olly Walker of Harry’s shares how to match your moustache to your face shape, using celebrity examples as inspiration. Triangular […]
Deep Earth Pulses Beneath Ethiopia Trigger Warnings of Africa’s Continental Split
Africa’s Great Split: A Continent Torn Apart by Deep Earth Forces Scientists warn that Africa is undergoing a dramatic geological transformation, with a massive crack slowly tearing the continent apart. Over millions of years, this rift could create a new ocean, splitting eastern Africa—including Somalia, Kenya, and Ethiopia—into a separate landmass with its own coastline. […]
Brits’ Staggering Daily Screen Time: How Does Your Smartphone Use Measure Up?
Brits Spend Over 3 Hours Daily on Phones, Fueling Generational Screen-Time Divide Britons now spend an average of 3 hours and 21 minutes daily on their phones—a dramatic rise from just 1 hour 17 minutes in 2015, according to a survey of 6,416 adults by the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA). Total daily screen […]
Two Novel Bat Viruses Found in China Raise Concerns for Human Spillover Risk
New Deadly Viruses Discovered in Chinese Bats, Raising Pandemic Concerns Researchers in China have identified two new viruses in bats closely related to Nipah and Hendra—pathogens known to cause severe brain inflammation, respiratory disease, and fatalities in humans. The viruses, detected in fruit bats (Rousettus leschenaultia) near orchards in Yunnan Province, pose urgent spillover risks […]