More than 150 extinct volcanoes concealed in the Haruj volcanic field, deep within Libya's Sahara Desert, have been discovered thanks to NASA's recent satellite imagery. In addition to redrawing North Africa's geological map, this discovery demonstrates how sophisticated satellite technology can reveal geological features that
In the cliffs of Luxor’s west bank lies an elaborate tomb that has defied identification for nearly 50 years. First uncovered in the 1970s, its painted walls and grand chambers pointed to someone of immense status — yet not a single surviving inscription named the
A seismic shift is restructuring how America's military acquires cutting-edge technology. According to Defense One, data analytics companies that once faced resistance from government agencies are now commanding unprecedented contracts worth billions. This transformation reflects a broader strategic pivot as the Pentagon abandons traditional procurement
Polish officials have given the green light to what’s shaping up to be Europe’s most talked-about dig for lost wartime riches. The search will start this August in the forests of Kashubia, a region rumored to hide some of the Nazis’ most spectacular loot. According
A declassified annex from Special Counsel John Durham's investigation has reignited political controversy, though the documents themselves reveal significant questions about evidence authenticity. The 29-page document, released July 31 by Senator Chuck Grassley, discusses intelligence about alleged Clinton campaign activities during 2016. However, The Washington
There are whispers in the wind about a 5,000-year-old archaeological discovery deep within Arabia’s Rub' al-Khali desert, but is it too good to be true, or is it part of a legend that has been lost for thousands of years? These ancient remains, found in the
For centuries, astronomers have been captivated by the unpredictable flickering of Betelgeuse, the illustrious red supergiant star in the constellation Orion. This celestial giant, known for its distinctive red hue, has puzzled scientists with its erratic brightness. In early 2020, Betelgeuse garnered global attention when
Recent news is that archaeologists have made a surprising discovery: an ancient altar hiding in a place least expected. When it was first seen, experts thought it was just another historical find, but as they learned more, they realized that it could change what we
Researchers on an expedition expected the seafloor beneath the Arctic ice to be predictable and frozen, but that assumption was very wrong. According to the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), teams mapping the Canadian Beaufort Sea recently stumbled upon sprawling ice formations that completely
Beneath the limestone cliffs of Al-Ghuraifa, archaeologists have discovered a fully intact Book of the Dead papyrus scroll that is more than 43 feet long and dates back 3,500 years. This scroll, from Egypt’s New Kingdom (circa 1550–1070 BCE), is the first complete scroll ever
