Por: The Atlantic Science October 10, 2022
Indigenous stories from the end of the last Ice Age could be more than myth.Francois Lepage/Hans Lucas/ReduxOctober 10, 2022, 7 AM ETThis story was originally published in .It wasn’t long after Henry David Inglis arrived on the island of Jersey, just northwest of France, that he heard the old story. Locals eagerly told the 19th-century Scottish travel writer how, in a bygone age, their island had been much more substantial, and that folks used... + full article
Vanity Fair USA Politics October 14, 2022
-csHumu ecJSsw body body container article body data-journey-hook=client-content data-testid=BodyWrapper>During a public meeting Thursday, the January 6 committee voted to subpoena Donald Trump as part of its investigation into last year’s insurrection—a major escalation of... + más
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CBS News USA Politics October 14, 2022
Scientists made an incredible discovery last year: a small, unique group of baleen whales in the Gulf of Mexico that make up an entirely new species. The whales — up to 60,000 pounds each — are considered among the most endangered whales in the world, and scientists say... + más
Incredible footage shows rescue of young humpback twisted in rope | Newsweek
Endangered species protections kick in too late, study finds | NBC News
The Boston Globe USA Life October 07, 2022
Enchanted storiesFairy tales stir something in the blood. They hit the deep places and they stay there, for their simplicity, their morality, their bewitching figures, their enchanting situations, but especially for their darkness and their brutality. In their debut book,... + más
Magic: The Gathering Kicks Off Its 30th Anniversary With Tons Of Promo Cards | Forbes
Joshua Bennett on reading ‘to pursue astonishment’ | The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe USA Life October 05, 2022
In the early 20th century, the Harvard archeologist George Reisner uncovered dozens of pyramids and temples in Sudan’s Nubian desert. Sifting his findings to send home to the Museum of Fine Arts, Reisner reached a catch-all conclusion. “The [Nubian] native negroid race had... + más
Concerns raised over former MFA director’s dealings with English art collector | The Boston Globe
Rooms For Art: Frieze Art Fairs X Four Seasons Park Lane | Forbes
The New York Times USA Science October 04, 2022
Wherever there is an out-of-the-way war, there will be mercenaries — hired fighters whose only common bond may be a hunger for adventure. Some join foreign armies or rebel forces because they believe in the cause; others sign on because the price is right.This was true in... + más
Turkey vows to defend interests against Greece amid tensions | ABC News
A 2,000-year-old statue of Hercules has been found in an ancient town in Greece | CBS News
The Atlantic USA Science September 24, 2022
It got too cozy with its host.Nature Picture Library / AlamySeptember 21, 2022Many, many millions of years ago, an HIV-like virus wriggled its way into the genome of a floofy, bulgy-eyed lemur, and got permanently stuck.Trapped in a cage of primate DNA, the virus could no longer... + más
HIV-positive people who have monkeypox are hospitalized more often, CDC study says | CNBC
Yaa Simpson: Investing in Black-led community groups in Chicago area is critical to fighting HIV | Chicago Tribune
Time USA Science September 24, 2022
It’s one of our great cosmic misfortunes that we entirely missed Mars’ golden age. About 3.5 billion years ago—during the first billion or so years of the solar system’s existence—the Red Planet was a blue planet, awash in ocean, seas, and rivers the way Earth is... + más
NASA Rovers Are Finding Human-Made Debris On Mars. This Is Why It’s Treasure, Not Trash | Forbes
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover hitting paydirt in search of clues about possible past life | CBS News
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