The name Dunkleosteus is a combination of two words: ‘osteon’ is a Greek word for bone, and Dunkle is named after David Dunkle. A well-known American paleontologist whose study mostly…
On a 3,700-year-old Babylonian clay tablet, an Australian mathematician found what might be the oldest known example of applied geometry. The tablet, known as Si.427, includes a field plan that…
It is widely assumed that somewhere in Africa, man initially developed into what we are now, both physically and cognitively, and organized into a civilization. This is why Africa is…
The Universe is infinite and is always constantly changing. The planets are endless and their energy too. An example of this is the endless amount of meteorites that fall on…
In 1899, Nikola Tesla was testing his own created transmitter to track storms 1,000 km away, when suddenly, he believed he had received a kind of transmission from an unknown…
For some years, a photo is being shared and reshared on the internet with a caption that reads: “A man took a photo of his young daughter playing in their…
