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Ancient Viking Skis Uncovered in Melting Norwegian Ice Reveal High‑Altitude Winter Travel
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/norways-melting-ice-reveals-a-perfectly-preserved-pair-of-1-300-year-old-skis-hidden-since-the-viking-agein the number of arrows recovered from similar sites, suggesting intensified hunting activity. Julian Post-Melbye holds the remains of an 18th century sled, found at Digervarden in 2016 – © Secrets of the Ice The ski pair, together with other winter...
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Patton’s Pre‑War Bombing of Hawaiian Lava: Did 40 Explosives Really Stop the Eruption
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/before-world-war-ii-fame-the-u-s-army-dropped-40-bombs-on-lava-to-divert-a-hawaiian-volcanoleaving the true contribution of the bombs open to interpretation. Historical Consensus Holds That the Bombing’s Impact Remains Inconclusive Both the USGS and the National Park Service conclude that the question of whether aerial bombing stopped the...
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Scientists Are Monitoring A Fresh Solar Eruption That Could Spark A Geomagnetic Storm This Week
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/aurora-watchers-are-tracking-a-fresh-solar-eruption-that-could-reach-earth-and-intensify-the-northern-lights-this-weekactivity has researchers on alert. Experts explain what to expect when the solar storm arrives and why its exact impact remains unclear. Solar activity spiked on October 6, 2026, when an M1.4-class solar flare erupted from a nascent sunspot region...
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‘Mammoth’ Bones in Alaska Turn Out to Be Something Far More Unexpected
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/mammoth-bones-in-alaska-turn-out-to-be-something-far-more-unexpectedof the Northern Hemisphere. They also agree that the last island populations survived until about 4,000 years ago. What remains uncertain is exactly when mammoths vanished from the mainland of North America. Radiocarbon dating of mammoth bones suggests...
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Million-Year-Old Cave Yields 16 New Species, Including a Flying Ancestor of the Kakapo
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-descended-into-an-island-cave-and-found-a-lost-world-sealed-for-1-million-yearsa million‑year gap in the country’s fossil record. The deposit, trapped between two volcanic ash horizons, yielded the remains of 16 previously unknown species, including 12 birds and four frogs, many of which are new to science. The site, dubbed Moa...
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Stunning 14th Century Shipwreck Discovered Beneath Tallinn Street With Everything Left Behind
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/construction-workers-digging-for-a-new-building-found-a-24-5-meter-medieval-ship-buried-beneath-the-street-for-650-yearsFurther adding to the find’s biological significance, two ship rats were discovered encased in spilled tar, their remains so well-preserved that they offer a rare opportunity for future DNA analysis. Tracing the Timber of a Medieval Trade Powerhouse A...
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Archaeologists Uncover Unique Roman Imperial Bath Hidden Inside a Palace Tower in Serbia
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/a-roman-emperors-private-spa-emerges-from-a-palace-tower-in-serbia-and-experts-say-nothing-like-it-has-ever-been-foundbeing retrofitted into an existing structure, the bath and the tower were constructed as a cohesive, functional unit. The remains of an imperial bath complex uncovered inside a tower of Maximinus Daza’s fortified palace at Vrelo-Šarkamen in Serbia....
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Mysterious 8-Foot Predator Found in French Lake After Decades in Storage
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/found-in-1997-fossils-from-a-french-lake-have-finally-been-identified-as-an-8-foot-predator-nobody-knew-existedin Provence. Paleontologists have officially identified a new species of mosasaur, Garamaudo bauciensis, based on fossil remains originally unearthed in Provence, France, in 1997. Unlike its colossal, ocean-dwelling relatives that dominate popular...
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Scientists Are Closer Than Ever to Creating Synthetic Life From Scratch
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/the-evolving-quest-to-build-life-in-a-labreproduce, and evolve. However, bridging the gap between a collection of biological parts and a cohesive, living entity remains a formidable challenge. Elizabeth Strychalski, who leads the Cellular Engineering Group at the National Institute of...
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NASA Is Developing A New Way To Use Alien Atmospheres As A Cosmic Brake
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasa-and-inversion-are-working-on-a-spacecraft-that-could-change-how-we-reach-other-planetsaerodynamic drag to sap its kinetic energy. While the theory has been a staple of orbital mechanics for decades, it remains an engineering tightrope walk. A vehicle must hit a precise entry corridor; descend too shallowly, and it will sail past the...
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Astronomers Just Found A Cosmic Giant That Challenges Our Understanding Of Dark Matter
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/astronomers-found-this-massive-galaxy-cluster-weighing-over-two-quadrillion-suns-and-it-shouldnt-exist-yetprovides a mechanism for modifying the internal dynamics of the cluster without violating the requirement that dark matter remains predominantly “cold.” Simulations showing three stages of the El Gordo galaxy cluster collision. Credit: The Astrophysical...
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Hidden 400,000-Year-Old Cave Under Israeli Construction Reveals Early Human Fire Use
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archeologists-have-finally-gained-access-to-one-of-the-rarest-400-000-year-old-caves-hidden-beneath-a-construction-siteago. A hidden cavern beneath the hills outside Fureidis in northern Israel has yielded a suite of stone implements, animal remains and signs of controlled burning, suggesting that early humans repeatedly occupied the shelter many hundreds of thousands...
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Construction Crew Uncovers Lost 500 Year Old Fortress Buried Beneath Modern Belgian City
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/construction-crews-digging-for-a-new-apartment-complex-just-uncovered-a-500-year-old-spanish-fortress-buried-in-belgiumConstruction workers preparing a site for a new residential development in Ghent, Belgium, have unearthed the substantial remains of a 16th-century fortress, a discovery that has peeled back centuries of urban history. The site, once commissioned by...
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From Schrödinger’s Cat to LIGO: How Quantum Physics Became Our Most Powerful Tool
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/from-schroedingers-cat-to-ligo-quantum-physics-turned-strange-ideas-into-useful-technologyWhile theoretical frameworks like string theory attempt to bridge this gap, a unified, experimentally validated theory remains elusive. The scientific community continues to explore the intersections of quantum physics and the macroscopic world,...
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A Mysterious Blue Glow Could Signal a Deep Instability in Empty Space
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/a-mysterious-blue-glow-could-signal-a-deep-instability-in-empty-spacephenomena. In this sense, the proposed link between Cherenkov radiation and ghost instability is valuable even if it remains purely theoretical. It offers a conceptual bridge between familiar laboratory physics and the exotic behavior predicted by...
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Greenland Sharks Can See Far Better Than Scientists Once Thought
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/greenland-sharks-can-see-far-better-than-scientists-once-thoughtits ecological niche. Why Vision Still Matters in the Deep Sea If Greenland sharks can see, the next question is why vision remains important in an environment so close to darkness. Even at great depths, bioluminescence is widespread. Many deep-sea...
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7,000-Year-Old DNA Reveals a Lost Human Lineage in the Sahara
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/7000-year-old-dna-reveals-a-lost-human-lineage-in-the-saharaand eventually began keeping livestock. Archaeologists have known this for decades from stone tools, pottery, and animal remains. What they did not know was who these people really were, genetically speaking. A new study published in Nature provides a...
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Study of 100M People Links Popular Drugs to Higher Stroke Risk
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/study-of-100m-people-links-popular-drugs-to-higher-stroke-riskThese may include: Changes in blood pressure Effects on heart rhythm Alterations in blood clotting However, the evidence remains less consistent than for cocaine or amphetamines. Opioids Showed No Clear Link Interestingly, the study did not find a...
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New Gene-Control Drug Reverses Alzheimer’s Memory Loss in Mice
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/new-gene-control-drug-reverses-alzheimers-memory-loss-in-micethe brain efficiently, reaching concentrations higher than those in the bloodstream. It is also rapidly absorbed and remains active long enough to exert its effects . Equally important, early safety tests found no significant toxicity, even at doses...
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New Cholesterol Guidelines Say Start Earlier to Prevent Heart Disease
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/new-cholesterol-guidelines-say-start-earlier-to-prevent-heart-diseasethe Foundation Despite advances in medications and diagnostics, the guideline reinforces a familiar message. Lifestyle remains the foundation of cholesterol management. Healthy eating patterns, regular physical activity, weight management, adequate...