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Dragon Man" Skull Reclassified as Denisovan, Reshaping Human Evolution Understanding
New DNA and protein analysis reveals the 146,000-year-old "dragon man" skull (initially classified as Homo longi) is a Denisovan, challenging previous human evolution theories and offering insights into Denisovan morphology and geographic distribution across Asia.
Dragon Man" Skull Reclassified as Denisovan, Reshaping Human Evolution Understanding
New DNA and protein analysis reveals the 146,000-year-old "dragon man" skull (initially classified as Homo longi) is a Denisovan, challenging previous human evolution theories and offering insights into Denisovan morphology and geographic distribution across Asia.
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UK Faces 50% Chance of Another 40°C Day in Next 12 Years
The UK faces a 50% chance of another 40°C day in the next 12 years due to climate change, following its first recorded instance in July 2022; this increased risk necessitates adaptation strategies to mitigate impacts on health, infrastructure, and the environment.
UK Faces 50% Chance of Another 40°C Day in Next 12 Years
The UK faces a 50% chance of another 40°C day in the next 12 years due to climate change, following its first recorded instance in July 2022; this increased risk necessitates adaptation strategies to mitigate impacts on health, infrastructure, and the environment.
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Honda Successfully Tests Reusable Rocket, Aims for 2029 Suborbital Flight
Honda, Japan's second-largest automaker, successfully test-launched a reusable rocket on Hokkaido Island on Tuesday, reaching an altitude of nearly 300 meters; the company aims for suborbital space flight by 2029, potentially launching satellites to support growing demand for space-based data system...
Honda Successfully Tests Reusable Rocket, Aims for 2029 Suborbital Flight
Honda, Japan's second-largest automaker, successfully test-launched a reusable rocket on Hokkaido Island on Tuesday, reaching an altitude of nearly 300 meters; the company aims for suborbital space flight by 2029, potentially launching satellites to support growing demand for space-based data system...
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Climate Change Impacts UK Marine Species Unevenly
Rising ocean temperatures in the UK are causing some endangered marine species to relocate, benefiting mobile species like sharks and oysters but negatively impacting immobile ones like the world's longest-living clam, the ocean quahog, according to a new study by the Centre for Environment, Fisheri...
Climate Change Impacts UK Marine Species Unevenly
Rising ocean temperatures in the UK are causing some endangered marine species to relocate, benefiting mobile species like sharks and oysters but negatively impacting immobile ones like the world's longest-living clam, the ocean quahog, according to a new study by the Centre for Environment, Fisheri...
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Indonesia Volcano Eruption Cancels Flights
The eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki in Indonesia on June 19, 2024, caused a massive ash cloud reaching 10,000 meters, leading to over 20 flight cancellations and prompting evacuations in nearby villages. The highest alert level has been raised, affecting flights to and from Bali.
Indonesia Volcano Eruption Cancels Flights
The eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki in Indonesia on June 19, 2024, caused a massive ash cloud reaching 10,000 meters, leading to over 20 flight cancellations and prompting evacuations in nearby villages. The highest alert level has been raised, affecting flights to and from Bali.
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UK Faces 50% Chance of 40°C Heatwave Repeat in 12 Years
The UK faces a 50% chance of reaching 40°C again within 12 years due to climate change, with 2022's heatwave causing over 1,000 excess deaths and significant disruptions; temperatures exceeding 46°C are possible.
UK Faces 50% Chance of 40°C Heatwave Repeat in 12 Years
The UK faces a 50% chance of reaching 40°C again within 12 years due to climate change, with 2022's heatwave causing over 1,000 excess deaths and significant disruptions; temperatures exceeding 46°C are possible.
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16th-Century Shipwreck Discovered in Unprecedented French Waters Depth
French authorities discovered the 16th-century shipwreck Camarat 4, 1.5 miles underwater off Ramatuelle, containing over 200 Ligurian pitchers and 100 plates, along with anchors, cannons, and cauldrons, representing an unprecedented find in French waters due to its depth and preservation.
16th-Century Shipwreck Discovered in Unprecedented French Waters Depth
French authorities discovered the 16th-century shipwreck Camarat 4, 1.5 miles underwater off Ramatuelle, containing over 200 Ligurian pitchers and 100 plates, along with anchors, cannons, and cauldrons, representing an unprecedented find in French waters due to its depth and preservation.
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Cannabis Use Doubles Heart-Related Death Risk: Study
A new study shows that cannabis users are twice as likely to die from heart problems, have a 20% higher risk of stroke, and a 29% higher risk of heart attacks, based on an analysis of 24 studies from 2016-2023.
Cannabis Use Doubles Heart-Related Death Risk: Study
A new study shows that cannabis users are twice as likely to die from heart problems, have a 20% higher risk of stroke, and a 29% higher risk of heart attacks, based on an analysis of 24 studies from 2016-2023.
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COVID-19 Variant NB.1.8.1 Accounts for 37% of US Cases
A new COVID-19 variant, NB.1.8.1 ("Nimbus"), accounted for 37% of US cases in the two weeks ending June 7, 2024, characterized by a severely painful "razor blade throat" symptom; while more transmissible, it doesn't appear more virulent.
COVID-19 Variant NB.1.8.1 Accounts for 37% of US Cases
A new COVID-19 variant, NB.1.8.1 ("Nimbus"), accounted for 37% of US cases in the two weeks ending June 7, 2024, characterized by a severely painful "razor blade throat" symptom; while more transmissible, it doesn't appear more virulent.
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Record-Breaking Sale of Alan Turing Papers Highlights His Enduring Legacy
A collection of rare Alan Turing papers, including his PhD dissertation and seminal work "On Computable Numbers," sold for a record £465,400 at auction in Lichfield, UK, highlighting Turing's lasting impact on computer science. The papers were nearly destroyed during a house clearance but were recov...
Record-Breaking Sale of Alan Turing Papers Highlights His Enduring Legacy
A collection of rare Alan Turing papers, including his PhD dissertation and seminal work "On Computable Numbers," sold for a record £465,400 at auction in Lichfield, UK, highlighting Turing's lasting impact on computer science. The papers were nearly destroyed during a house clearance but were recov...
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Indonesia Volcano Eruption Cancels Bali Flights
Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano on Flores Island, Indonesia, erupted on Tuesday, spewing a 10,000-meter ash column, forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights to and from Bali and prompting a highest-level alert, with evacuations and warnings of potential lahar flows.
Indonesia Volcano Eruption Cancels Bali Flights
Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano on Flores Island, Indonesia, erupted on Tuesday, spewing a 10,000-meter ash column, forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights to and from Bali and prompting a highest-level alert, with evacuations and warnings of potential lahar flows.
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ESA's Proba-3 Creates Artificial Solar Eclipse for Unprecedented Solar Observation
The European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission successfully used two driverless spacecraft to create an artificial solar eclipse in March, enabling the capture of detailed images of the sun's corona over six hours, exceeding the capabilities of natural eclipses.
ESA's Proba-3 Creates Artificial Solar Eclipse for Unprecedented Solar Observation
The European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission successfully used two driverless spacecraft to create an artificial solar eclipse in March, enabling the capture of detailed images of the sun's corona over six hours, exceeding the capabilities of natural eclipses.
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