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DNA from 457 koalas suggests the species nearly went extinct 100,000 years ago, before humans...
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DNA from 457 koalas suggests the species nearly went extinct 100,000 years ago, before humans...

Approximately 100,000 years ago, koalas faced near extinction due to brutal ice ages. A recent genetic study triumphantly highlights that this crisis occurred well before humans populated Australia. By examining koala genomes, scientists have beautifully illustrated how climate shifts triggered significant declines in their population. Presently, however, modern threats stem largely from human act...

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Archaeologists unearthed a rare 2,600-year-old Assyrian stele, a decade after ISIS damaged the city
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Archaeologists unearthed a rare 2,600-year-old Assyrian stele, a decade after ISIS damaged the city

A stunning 2,600-year-old Assyrian monument has surfaced in Nineveh, Iraq, celebrating the architectural feats of King Ashurbanipal. Unearthed amidst restoration efforts at the Shamash Gate, this stone artifact reveals essential details about Assyrian urban development. This significant find stands as a testament to the resilience of cultural identities, aiding in reconciling historical disruption...

Scientists identify rare meteorite behind dinosaur extinction
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Scientists identify rare meteorite behind dinosaur extinction

Scientists have identified a rare CO chondrite meteorite as the impactor that caused dinosaur extinction. This space rock, which struck Earth 66 million years ago, wiped out most life. Advanced nickel isotope analysis traced the meteorite's chemical signature to the deadly impact event. The rare nature of this projectile highlights the dinosaurs' extreme misfortune. This impact created the Chicxul...

Tiny plastics in drinking water may help harmful bacteria resist disinfectants
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Tiny plastics in drinking water may help harmful bacteria resist disinfectants

New research reveals nanoplastics can strengthen harmful bacterial biofilms in water systems. These tiny plastic particles help microbes survive disinfection treatments more effectively. This makes maintaining clean drinking water infrastructure significantly more challenging. The presence of nanoplastics may contribute to the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Understanding these interactions...

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Earth has regulated its climate for 60 million years through a hidden ocean feedback

Earth has regulated its climate for 60 million years through a hidden ocean feedback

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A new study has identified a natural process that may have helped keep Earth's climate stable for the past 60 million years. Researchers found that changes in sea level controlled the amount of phosphate reaching the oceans, affecting marine life, carbon burial beneath the seafloor and the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The findings offer a new explanation for how Earth naturally regul...

Scientists use teeth to trace childhood journeys of Africans freed from slave ships

Scientists use teeth to trace childhood journeys of Africans freed from slave ships

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A new study has uncovered the childhood origins of 152 Africans rescued from illegal slave ships and taken to Saint Helena nearly 200 years ago. Using tooth chemistry, ancient DNA and historical records, researchers found they came from different parts of Central Africa, with many forced to travel long distances before reaching the coast. The findings help restore the identities of people whose li...

Mount Olympus, the mythological home of Zeus and the ancient Greek gods, is being considered for UNESCO World Heritage status as Greece seeks protection for its tallest mountain

Mount Olympus, the mythological home of Zeus and the ancient Greek gods, is being considered for UNESCO World Heritage status as Greece seeks protection for its tallest mountain

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Mount Olympus, a site of myth and nature, seeks UNESCO World Heritage recognition. This ancient Greek mountain is home to gods and diverse ecosystems. Locals hope for global acknowledgment to ensure its continued protection. The nomination process involves careful review and potential further requirements. Recognition would bring responsibilities for preserving its unique cultural and natural ...

Who is WardrobeWinter? Meet Plaqueboymax’s roommate at Kai Cenat’s Streamer University 2026

Who is WardrobeWinter? Meet Plaqueboymax’s roommate at Kai Cenat’s Streamer University 2026

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WardrobeWinter became one of the biggest breakout creators from Kai Cenat’s Streamer University 2026. Already popular on TikTok and Twitch, he drew even more attention after his roommate clashes with Plaqueboymax. With help from counsellor YourRAGE, the two talked through their problems, agreed on simple ground rules and eventually ended the situation with a hug.

US launches fresh airstrikes on Iran after attack on American troops in Jordan

US launches fresh airstrikes on Iran after attack on American troops in Jordan

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United States forces launched new airstrikes against Iran on President Donald Trump's orders. These strikes aim to degrade Iran's ability to threaten commercial shipping. The operation also retaliates for recent attacks on American service members in Jordan. The US Central Command confirmed the military action began at 6 p.m. ET. Iran has not yet issued any official comment on the developments...

Quote of the day by Socrates' student Plato: "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is…"

Quote of the day by Socrates' student Plato: "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is…"

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Plato's ancient warning highlights the consequences of political disengagement. Choosing not to participate means others will make decisions for you. Withdrawal does not exempt individuals from the outcomes of governance. Informed citizens must remain engaged to hold power accountable. This ensures that capable individuals, not just ambitious ones, shape society.

Iran Supreme Leader's message to US: Mojtaba Khamenei calls Trump's signature worthless, issues new warning

Iran Supreme Leader's message to US: Mojtaba Khamenei calls Trump's signature worthless, issues new warning

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Iran's Supreme Leader warned the United States of "unforgettable lessons" if attacks continued. He declared President Trump's signature "worthless and invalid" amid escalating conflict. Tehran suspended commitments under a recent interim agreement, citing US breaches. Both nations exchanged strikes on military and infrastructure targets. Regional security and global energy supplies remain a concer...

Watch: Largest residential fire in Norway's modern history destroys at least 100 homes

Watch: Largest residential fire in Norway's modern history destroys at least 100 homes

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A massive fire destroyed at least one hundred homes in Drammen, Norway. Hundreds of residents were forced to evacuate their residences after the blaze spread rapidly. Firefighters worked through Saturday to bring the extensive fire under control. Helicopters were deployed to assist in dousing the flames with water. The cause of this historic residential fire remains under investigation.