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Ancient Mediterranean Discovery Reveals Hunter Gatherers Mastered The Open Sea 8500 Years Ago
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/archaeologists-found-evidence-of-ancient-humans-living-where-they-werent-expected-to-surviveAn 8,500-year-old European discovery is challenging long-held assumptions about Stone Age life and revealing how early humans thrived in unexpected ways. Conventional wisdom regarding the prehistory of the Mediterranean has long drawn a sharp line...
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Century-Old WWI Submarine Leaks TNT, Yet Microbes Are Turning the Poison Into Cleaner Water
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/wwi-shipwrecks-are-poisoning-the-oceans-but-microbial-life-is-striking-back-hardScientists discover resilient life thriving in TNT‑contaminated sediment from a century‑old WWI submarine still leaking explosives into the North Sea. Beneath the waves lies a largely unexplored archive of wartime debris, with estimates indicating...
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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Hits Major Milestone After 5000 Days Exploring Mars
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/nasas-curiosity-rover-just-hit-5000-days-on-mars-and-made-a-major-discoveryNASA’s Curiosity rover has officially hit 5,000 Martian days, marking a major milestone in its ongoing mission to study the Red Planet’s ancient history. NASA’s Curiosity rover has officially crossed a major operational threshold, completing 5,000...
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Ancient Tooth Damage Reveals Humans Used Psychoactive Betel Nuts 25,000 Years Ago
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/before-alcohol-humans-may-have-found-their-first-high-in-ancient-betel-nuts-25-000-years-agoAncient teeth found in an Indonesian cave provide evidence of one of the earliest known human uses of a psychoactive substance. Human history is deeply intertwined with the consumption of mind-altering substances. While archaeological records have long...
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New British Mars Rover Will Drill Deeper Than Ever Before to Hunt for Ancient Life
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/this-british-rover-will-drill-deeper-into-mars-than-ever-before-in-the-search-for-ancient-lifeA new British-built rover will drill deeper into Mars than ever before, embarking on a critical mission to uncover hidden traces of ancient alien life. A British-engineered rover, scheduled for a 2028 journey to the Red Planet, is poised to breach the...
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Industrial Soot From Brick Kilns Is Accelerating The Melting Of Himalayan Glaciers
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-found-another-reason-why-the-worlds-third-largest-ice-reservoir-is-melting-so-fastHimalayan glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. Scientists have identified a specific pollution source that could be addressed faster than climate change. The Himalayan mountain range holds more glacial ice than any other region outside the polar...
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Curiosity Rover Spots Baffling New Pattern on Mars Surface That Defies Easy Explanation
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/nasas-curiosity-rover-captured-a-bizarre-pattern-on-mars-but-what-left-it-behindA mysterious set of tire-like tracks spotted in new NASA Curiosity rover imagery of the Martian surface has sparked fresh debate over their origin. A recent series of images transmitted by NASA’s Curiosity rover has ignited intense speculation across...
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Bizarre Coral-Like Patterns Discovered On Mars Reveal A Secret Ancient History
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/nasas-mars-camera-captures-rare-geological-features-across-a-vast-alien-landscapeNewly discovered layered deposits on Mars could hold the key to unlocking the secrets of the Red Planet’s ancient, shifting climate history. Striking, coral-like patterns etched into the surface of Mars are offering researchers a fresh perspective on...
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Ocean Tides Reveal Rare 132-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/ocean-tides-reveal-rare-132-million-year-old-dinosaur-footprintsRare dinosaur footprints preserved in coastal rock along South Africa’s Western Cape reveal that large dinosaurs once crossed muddy tidal flats during the Early Cretaceous. Along South Africa’s southern coast, the shoreline looks ordinary most of the...
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Astronomers Discover Bizarre Mega-Earth That Defies Current Planet Formation Rules
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/astronomers-find-an-ultra-dense-mega-earth-23-times-our-planets-mass-but-only-2-5-times-its-sizeAstronomers have discovered a rare, ultra-dense mega-Earth 23 times the mass of our planet, offering new clues into the nature of exotic celestial bodies. Astronomers have identified a rare, high-density exoplanet that defies standard planetary...
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ESA Just Released The Most Detailed True-Color Map Of Mars Ever Seen
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/after-20-years-around-mars-esas-spacecraft-reveals-the-red-planet-like-never-before-with-the-first-true-color-global-mapA stunning new global map from the ESA reveals Mars is far more complex than its iconic red surface suggests, unveiling hidden secrets of the planet. Two decades of orbital observation have culminated in an unprecedented visual record of the Red...
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Hydrogen’s Climate Benefits Overstated, Study Finds Troubling Emissions
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/hydrogens-climate-benefits-overstated-study-finds-troubling-emissionsRecent is reshaping what scientists thought they knew about atmospheric hydrogen, revealing overlooked emission pathways and regional hotspots that could influence climate policy and the future of clean hydrogen. Hydrogen has become one of the most...
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Ancient Interlocking Wooden Structure Unearthed in Zambia, Dating Back 476,000 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-found-a-476-000-year-old-wooden-structure-and-it-predates-humans-themselvesA 476,000‑year‑old wooden structure at Kalambo Falls reveals ancient hominins were shaping and joining wood millennia before Homo sapiens. For many years, stone tools have dominated the picture of early human technology because organic materials such...