A vast Maya city has been discovered hidden beneath a dense forest in southern Mexico. Named Valeriana, this ancient urban center spans an area comparable to Beijing and exhibits classic features of a Maya political capital, according to an October report in *Antiquity*. Key structures within the site, including interconnected plazas, temple pyramids, and a water reservoir, suggest it would …
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Is Planet Nine lurking in the solar system?
Scientists have been on the hunt for a possible ninth planet in our solar system for some time. The existence of this elusive “Planet Nine” has sparked considerable debate, with arguments both for and against it. Recent data suggests a strong likelihood that an undiscovered ninth planet may indeed be present. Unusual gravitational effects and strange orbital patterns observed in …
Read More »Chinese Rover Discovers Evidence of Vast Ocean on Mars 3.5 Billion Years Ago
New findings suggest that a vast ocean may have covered parts of Mars nearly 3.5 billion years ago. Chinaโs Zhurong rover recently discovered signs of an ancient coastline in the southern Utopia region, which likely belonged to a short-lived sea from Mars’ early history. The research, published in *Scientific Reports*, details how the Zhurong rover found evidence in the Vastitas …
Read More »Tutankhamunโs Iconic Death Mask May Not Be His, Shocking Study Reveals
A recent study by researchers from the University of York suggests that one of Egyptโs most famous artifacts, the death mask of King Tutankhamun, might not have originally been intended for the young pharaoh. According to the team, the mask may have been crafted for a high-ranking woman, likely Tutankhamunโs stepmother, whose remains have yet to be found. Researchers propose …
Read More »Japan Launches Worldโs First Wooden Satellite to Test Space-Ready Wood
Japan has developed an innovative wooden satellite called LingoSat, launched to explore how timber might reduce space debris. Created by researchers at Kyoto University, this satellite is designed to fully burn up upon re-entering the atmosphere, potentially avoiding the creation of metal fragments in space. Weighing only 900 grams, LingoSat was recently launched aboard a SpaceX mission. The Japan Aerospace …
Read More »Archaeologists Uncover 4,000-Year-Old Coffin Nested Inside Egyptian Priestess’s Tomb
Archaeologists have made an extraordinary find: a 4,000-year-old burial chamber belonging to an Egyptian priestess named Idy. This unique tomb, discovered in Asyut, about 200 miles south of Cairo, features an unusual “coffin within a coffin” design. Idy is believed to have been the daughter of Djefai-Hapi I, a powerful governor who ruled around 1800 BC. In a statement on …
Read More »Google and Meta Block Political Ads to Fight Misinformation, But Experts Say Itโs Too Late
Facebook, Instagram, Google, and YouTube are tightening controls on political ads to curb misinformation that could affect trust in the election results or provoke unrest. Last week, Meta began blocking new ads about U.S. social issues, elections, or politics across its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, and recently extended this restriction. Google will also halt U.S. election-related ads after polls …
Read More »UFO Expert Claims Aliens Monitored US Nuclear Bases for Decades
Speculation about extraterrestrial spacecraft visiting Earth has circulated for decades. During the 1960s and 70s, UFOs were reportedly seen over military bases across the United States, sparking concerns of a potential alien invasion. Though these sightings were largely dismissed, some individuals continue to assert their credibility. Recently, UFO expert Robert Hastings claimed that alien spacecraft visited “every major nuclear missile …
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