3D scans reveal brutal way an ancient pharaoh was executed
A 3D image of the pharaoh’s skull. (Credits: Sahar Saleem / SWNS) A pharaoh who ruled Egypt more than 3,500 years ago was taken prisoner
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How to watch Nasa land the Perseverance rover on Mars
The entry, descent and landing (EDL) sequence of the Perseverance rover on Mars, set for Febuary 18, 2021 (Reuters) Nasa is preparing an audacious extra-terrestrial
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What killed the dinosaurs? Harvard scientists have a new theory on devastating impact
Artwork depicting the extinction of the dinosaurs, some 65 million years ago (Credits: Getty Images/Science Photo Library RM) Researchers say they may be one step
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Bill Gates: ‘no precedent’ for lifestyle changes needed to stop climate change
US philanthropist Bill Gates, of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation speaking at the Grand Challenges Annual Meeting 2016 in central London. (Credits: AFP/Getty Images)
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Russia seeking to unlock prehistoric viruses from frozen animal carcasses
Russian scientists are taking samples from ancient beasts preserved in ice (Credits: Nina Sleptsova / NEFU Press Serv) Russia is seeking to unlock unknown prehistoric
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Wearable ‘health monitor’ skin patch picks up how much alcohol and caffeine you’ve had
The all-in-one health monitoring patch on a neck. (Credits: PA) A soft, stretchy skin patch that can be worn on the neck to continuously track
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Fossil from gigantic fish was mistaken for flying reptile
An example of what a complete coelacanth fish fossil looks like (Credits: PA) Fossilised remains of a fish that grew as big as a great
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Photos from space show ‘rivers of gold’ in the Amazon jungle
This image of the Amazon was taken from the ISS and shows the illegal gold mines in Peru (Nasa) A picture of the Amazon taken
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Archaeologists unearth ‘world’s oldest’ mass-production brewery
The remains of a brewery uncovered in the ancient city of Abydos at Sohag Governorate in Egypt. (Credits: EPA) A high-production brewery believed to be
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Pigs can play video games, scientists discover
The pigs could use their snouts to move the joystick and get rewards (Eston Martz / Pennsylvania State University) Pigs might not be able to
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