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VOC Shipwreck Survivor Camp Found in Australia After 370 Years
Archaeologists discover 370-year-old survivor camp from 1656 VOC shipwreck Vergulde Draeck in Western Australia, providing new insights into fate of 75 crew members who...
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Genetic Breakthrough Boosts Crop Drought Tolerance
Scientists identify key genetic markers for drought tolerance in crops like sorghum and pearl millet through field trials. Research shows promising varieties that maintain...
Dry Continental Crust Keeps Africa From Splitting Apart
Researchers discover dry, dehydrated continental crust is surprisingly strong, explaining why Africa's continental breakup proceeds slowly. Ancient volcanic activity removed...
Motor Runs on Energy Directly from Space
UC Davis scientists develop Stirling engine powered by space's cold through radiative cooling, generating mechanical energy at night without external power sources.
Shouting Works Better Than Talking to Scare Off Seagulls
University of Exeter research shows shouting at seagulls is 5x more effective than speaking to make them fly away. Study tested 61 gulls with male voices saying same phrase.
Digital 'Google Maps' for Roman Empire Roads Launched
New digital atlas Itiner-e maps 300,000 km of Roman roads across 40 countries, doubling previous estimates. Researchers used satellite imagery and historical records to create...