Paleontologists find fossil of giant vampire bat in Argentina Researchers have found fossil jaw fossils of the endangered Desmodus Draculae. Paleontologists estimate that the newly discovered fossil of Desmodus Draculae is about 100,000 years old / late pleistocene epoch /. The fossil was obtained from a paleontological site near the southeastern Buenos Aires, Argentina. The…
Also known as space junk, orbital debris, or space trash, it is a collection of man – made objects orbiting in space. All of this was part of mankind’s explorations into space, and much of it was made up of bits and pieces of material that formed when man-made objects collided with other solar objects….
One of the most confusing terms in the air conditioning industry is “ton”. For an air conditioner, the word does not refer to weight. Instead, a ton of ice refers to the amount of heat required to melt completely. Shows how many British Thermal Units (BTUs) can remove heat from an air conditioning system. 1…
Paleontologists have found fossil remains of a jurrassic crocodile species / fossil that lived 148 million years ago in Chile. Paleontologists say the fossil remains found in the Patagonian Mountains of southern Chile belong to a new genus of small- sized mesoeucrocodylian species. These ancient crocodiles lived with the giant Titanosaurs and other Sauropod dinosaurs….
The painting by Neanderthals in caves before Homo sapiens arrived in Europe proves that Neanderthals had abstract thinking as well as artistic perception. Researchers have shown that the cave marks in Spain were made by Neanderthals. Archaeologist Franceso d’Errico discovered that the Cueva de Ardales in Spain deliberately painted / intentionally painted 65,000 years ago…
Behestan castle (Persian: قلعه بهستان) is a historical castle located in Mahneshan County in Zanjan Province, Iran, near Behestan village and next to Ghezel Ozan river. The first building of this fort belongs to the Sasanian Empire, but it was used in the Islamic period and the 5th to 7th centuries AH. The remains of…
Archaeologists have unearthed a 1.3-million-year-old stone age hand ax ax manufacturing site in Morocco. Researchers say that this hand ax construction site is related to the human ancestor Homo erectus. The stone tools found at the site are now being studied by Moroccan, French and Italian researchers. The discovery of millions of years old stone…
