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Gold, Jade, and a 16-Ton Coffin: The Lost Prince of China’s Terracotta Army May Be Found
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Researchers Say Humans Are In the Midst of an Evolutionary Shift Like Never Before
Humans are evolving faster through culture than through biology.
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Archaeologists Found A Rare 30,000-Year-Old Toolkit That Once Belonged To A Stone Age Hunter
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China Now Uses 80% Artificial Sand. Here’s Why That’s A Bigger Deal Than It Sounds
No need to disturb water bodies for sand. We can manufacture it using rocks or mining waste — China is...
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Over 2,250 Environmental Defenders Have Been Killed or Disappeared in the Last 12 Years
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After Charlie Kirk’s Murder, Americans Are Asking If Civil Discourse Is Even Possible Anymore
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Climate Change May Have Killed More Than 16,000 People in Europe This Summer
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New research shows how Trump uses “strategic victimhood” to justify his politics
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As the dig deeper under the Tower of London they are unearthing as much history as stone.
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Two young inventors designed an AI-powered system to cocoon planes before impact.
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