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Sometimes, the great discovery is hidden below his nose in the harshest places: on paper.
Non -encrypted documents can be placed in storage for years. An example of this: A treasure of the missing messages written by Mary, the Queen of Scots, got a closer look in 2023.
After recovering the letters from a box of unique documents, three researchers were able to decode the messages to detect more Queen’s secrets.
Now, a new separate discovery adds to the old older statement about not judging a book from its cover.
Once on a planet
When the architecture of libraries at Cambridge University in England loses the cover of the sixteenth -century real estate record, they realized that it was made of pages that were re -processed from a medieval manuscript.
The rare thirteenth -century fragments are known as “Suite Vulgate du Merlin”, how Merlin helped change King Arthur early in his era.
Instead of risk destroying fragile and connected pages, a team of photographers and governors in Cambridge almost dismantled the pages and Disclosure of hidden details in the text.
Dino dead
A new study helps scientists discover the origins of the king of dinosaurs that have been strongly discussed – and how it became a frightening predator.
The latest research has reached that the direct a grandfather of Tyrannosaurus Rex arrived in North America by crossing a land bridge from Asia 70 million years ago.
Sports models have shown that the size of Tyrannosaurids such as T. Rex increased rapidly with low global temperatures.
T. Rex also rose to the top of the diet Another set of meat dinosaits 90 million years ago.
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Do you want to make the most of the morning coffee cup with high prices? Scientists of the University of Pennsylvania tested a method More coffee using fewer beans.
Trailblazers
Thousands of years ago, Haenyeo from Jeju Island in South Korea to collect seafood from the ocean floor – the new evidence indicates that they may have adapted lifelong underwater.
Free submarines of up to 60 feet (18 meters) descend several times a day, through pregnancy and aging, with no breathing equipment and only wet claims.
A new study showed that Haenyeo has the slower heart rate and unique genetic differences that enable them to overcome free diving pressure – in addition to a feature that may even be Protecting children who have not yet been born from pregnant divers.
The power of nature
An underwater volcano can be erupted on a geological hot point at any time – and scientists are publicly planning Living explosive event When this happens.
The pivotal attractive, as is known to the volcano, enlarges magma and causes earthquakes as two giant tecton paintings – Pacific panels and Juan de Voca spread.
However, life apparently flourishes in this hostile environment. Marine creatures can be seen gathering around the aquaculture holes called “snowblowers” that excel over hot water and microbes – and bounce again from the burning within months of the explosion.
Meanwhile, to celebrate his birthday 99, broadcaster David Attenburo released a new documentary entitled “Ocean” Looks in underwater species And revealing the threats facing what he calls “the most important place on the ground.”
Note
These new stories deserve your time:
Urestu, a peak in the central Andes mountain range, has not erupted for more than 250,000 years. Modern activity signs such as gas poles indicate to “Zomb Volcano” may wake upBut experts are not sure.
A spacecraft in the Soviet era, called Cosmos 482, was suspended during a 1972 trip to explore Venus in 1972 on Earth early on Saturday, according to the European Space Agency. Here where it has landed.
– The researchers dismantled her symbols The author and the title of scrolling for nearly 2000 It was burned by the eruption of Jabal Vizov in 79 AD.
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