Archaeologists identify the site of an ancient battle in Iraq from spy satellite images

Archaeologists identify the site of an ancient battle in Iraq from spy satellite images

(CNN) Archaeologists have identified the site of an ancient battle in what is now Iraq by matching historical records with declassified US spy satellite images. Researchers from Durham University in Britain and al-Qadisiyah University in Iraq said in a statement on Wednesday that they discovered the site of the Battle of Qadisiyah, which took place … Read more

Climate change is making seas saltier, the effect is no joke

Climate change is making seas saltier, the effect is no joke

Jakarta – Major changes in the circulation of the ocean have caused the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean to be much saltier in the last 50 years compared to the other great ocean in the world, the Pacific Ocean. Evaporation is more intense in the Atlantic Ocean compared to the Pacific Ocean, especially in … Read more

Raccoon sausages are popular, is this the solution to Germany’s problems?

Raccoon sausages are popular, is this the solution to Germany’s problems?

(CNN) In Germany, where raccoon breeding is a problem, products such as sausages made from culled raccoon meat are becoming popular. In 2022, hunter Michael Reis will open a meat shop in Kade, west of Berlin. He said he came up with the idea of ​​raccoon meat to create a product that would stand out … Read more

A look at the role of giant rats in tracking wildlife smuggling, weapons of scent and curiosity

A look at the role of giant rats in tracking wildlife smuggling, weapons of scent and curiosity

(CNN) The African Savannah Rat is a large rat that is about the size of a cat. Whether you think they’re cute or not, their sense of smell has been proven to be able to detect land mines, waste, and even survivors trapped under debris. APOPO, a Tanzanian non-profit organization, is trying to use this … Read more

Smoke from Antarctic glaciers? , a NASA satellite captures rare views from space

Smoke from Antarctic glaciers? , a NASA satellite captures rare views from space

(CNN) Images taken this month by a NASA satellite show a rare sight of what appears to be smoke rising from a major glacier in western Antarctica. This phenomenon, called “sea fog” (sea fog), is fog, not fog. This satellite image shows a shelf of white cotton-like layers above where the Pine Island Glacier meets … Read more

The splitting of the Earth’s mantle in two due to the Supercontinent Pangaea

The splitting of the Earth’s mantle in two due to the Supercontinent Pangaea

Jakarta – The Earth’s mantle was split by the Pacific Ring of Fire, an ancient rupture that marks the creation and destruction of the supercontinent Pangaea, according to a new study. In one of these sections is the majority of the Earth’s land. Called the African continent, this region stretches from the east coast of … Read more

Ready to become Tropical Storm John, Tropical Depression Ten-E is born. It promises to make landfall!

Ready to become Tropical Storm John, Tropical Depression Ten-E is born. It promises to make landfall!

Sinaloa.- Not only ready to strengthen and reach the category of tropical storm, but also to impact national coasts, Tropical depression Ten-E was activated this Sunday, September 22, in the Pacific Ocean. Follow the 2024 hurricane season in the special section of Línea Directa He National Weather Service (SMN), confirmed shortly after the 15:15 hours … Read more

The Northwest Passage, the ultimate shortcut

The Northwest Passage, the ultimate shortcut

Reaching the Indies from Europe by sea… Bartolomeu Dias, in 1488, and Magellan, in 1520, certainly opened two routes to the fabulous riches of the Orient, but these were interminable journeys, going around Africa for the first, America for the second. Worried about Spanish and Portuguese maritime domination, the English would struggle to reach the … Read more

Thirty years after the last French nuclear tests, cancer is common in Tahiti

Thirty years after the last French nuclear tests, cancer is common in Tahiti

NOSMember of Parliament Hinamoeura Morgant-Cross was diagnosed with leukemia when she was 24 NOS news•today, 4:01 p.m Meike Wijers Australian Journalist Meike Wijers Australian Journalist Images of the beautiful islands of French Polynesia, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, are broadcast around the world during the Olympic Games. The surfing final will take place … Read more

Earlier than, there have been 139,100 folks per km² and a James Bond villain

Earlier than, there have been 139,100 folks per km² and a James Bond villain

A really complicated local weather for habitability and the actions of a global firm summarize the historical past of this curious island positioned 15 kilometers from Nagasaki metropolis, in Japan. Though generally identified beneath the alias Guankajima, a Japanese time period that refers to ‘Battleship Island’ On account of its resemblance to a warship, this … Read more