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New Evidence Shows Humans Were Building Wood Structures Nearly 500,000 Years Ago
Two pieces of preserved wood have been discovered at an archaeological site in Zambia that indicate that ancient humans had developed woodworking techniques to build structures nearly a half-million years ago, extending our use of this near-universal building technology to a point before modern humans even emerged. Made from the
Final Quarter Just Beginning, 2023 is Already on Track To Be the Hottest Year on Record
Although we’re only nine months into the year, five preeminent meteorological services have already declared that 2023 is on-track to become the hottest year on record—by a wide margin, at that. Although there is the outside chance that ’23 mightn’t reach this ignominious landmark, it would require global surface temperatures
Two “Nazca Mummies” Have Been Presented to Mexico’s Congress, Likely Were Removed From Peru Illegally
The mummies of alleged non-human creatures recovered in Peru were presented to Mexican lawmakers during an unofficial Congressional hearing regarding the existence of UFOs that saw presentations from numerous experts from around the world on the topic; meanwhile, medical professionals in Mexico are carrying out their own examination of the
The First Signs of Life May Have Been Found on an Exoplanet
In what may be the first sign of life detected beyond our Solar System, the James Webb Telescope has detected the signature of a chemical compound that is known to only be produced by biological organisms, in the atmosphere of an exoplanet 124 light years from Earth. Although its detection is still
The Climate Bill Is Coming Due: Who Should Pay for the Damage Caused by Global Warming?
One of the major consequences of the advance of global warming will be the financial cost incurred from the effects that climate-based catastrophes, such as extreme weather events and sea level rise, have on humanity, including our health, property and infrastructure. So far, that financial burden has been borne by
