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Israel Gets $634M 2,000‑Ton Submarine: Germany’s Biggest Attack Sub Since WWII
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/israel-just-received-a-634-million-submarine-built-in-germany-the-largest-2-000-ton-vessel-of-its-kind-since-wwiiof the INS Drakon, showing the submarine’s enlarged hull design, propulsion systems, internal compartments, and potential weapons configuration. Credit: H. Sutton, 2023 Looking Ahead to the Dakar‑Class Era Israel’s under‑sea fleet will soon transition...
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Nautile Submersible Shows Thousands of Corroded Radioactive Barrels on Atlantic Seabed
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/a-submarine-explores-a-remote-atlantic-site-and-finds-200-000-radioactive-waste-barrels-hidden-for-decadesto the French National Centre for Scientific Research, some of these isotopes may also originate from historic nuclear weapons tests or past accidents, complicating the attribution of the measured radioactivity to the barrels alone. For broader context...
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Revolutionary War Cannons Recovered From Savannah River Still Loaded With Ammunition
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/workers-dredging-the-savannah-river-found-19-cannons-buried-with-revolutionary-war-ammunition-insidewith such speed that the ships were left fully armed and provisioned, effectively freezing a moment in naval history. The weapons, which include both 70-inch and 60-inch models likely cast in the mid-18th century, are believed to have been stripped from...
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The Mystery of the World’s First Computer and the Shipwreck That Hid It for Millennia
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/divers-found-the-worlds-first-computer-in-a-greek-shipwreck-but-most-of-it-is-still-missingbronze was a highly recyclable commodity. Foley notes that many statues were lost to time because they were melted down for weapons or church bells as cultural values shifted. The mechanism, by resting under more than 100 feet of seawater, escaped this...
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New Forensic Evidence Suggests Ancient Egyptian Servants Were Victims Of Human Sacrifice
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-reexamine-46-ancient-skulls-and-uncover-a-dark-chapter-in-egypts-royal-historyalign with the standard weaponry of the era, such as the ceremonial maces often depicted in royal iconography. While these weapons typically leave depressed fractures, the linear breaks seen at Abydos hint at the use of different, perhaps blunter,...
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Chinese Laser Mosquito Zapper Raises $2.7M On Indiegogo Can It Really Kill 30 Bugs Per Second
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/30-mosquitoes-killed-per-second-china-is-testing-a-controversial-laser-weapon-against-bugsA laser mosquito killer that raised $2.7 M faces production delays and unverified claims, dimming the hype around the viral device. A compact laser unit marketed as the Photon Matrix has attracted more than 4,000 supporters across 50 nations, pulling...
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Minimally Invasive Laser Surgery Shows Promise in Extending Life for Brain Cancer Patients
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/laser-therapy-offers-new-weapon-against-deadly-brain-cancerResearchers are pioneering new treatments to extend survival and enhance the quality of life for patients battling brain tumors. Precision Laser Surgery Emerging as a Game-Changer for Aggressive Brain Cancers A significant study involving nearly 800...
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15 Main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man (with Statistics)
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/zoology/fifteen-main-theories-of-biological-evolution-of-man15 Main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man (with Statistics): read this essay to learn about the 15 main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man! 15 Main Theories of Biological Evolution of Man (with Statistics): read this essay to learn about the...
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How Australian CEOs Are Using NMN to Enhance Their Work Performance
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/how-australian-ceos-are-using-nmn-to-enhance-their-work-performanceDiscover how Australian CEOs are boosting energy, mental clarity, and resilience with NMN supplements. Learn about the science behind NMN, its role in enhancing NAD+ levels, and its benefits for performance and longevity. In the fast-paced world of...
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Scientists Discover Bee Venom May Help Destroy Aggressive Breast Cancer Cells
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/scientists-discover-bee-venom-may-help-destroy-aggressive-breast-cancer-cellsBee venom, best known for a painful sting, is now drawing attention for a very different reason, its key compound may rapidly kill certain hard to treat breast cancer cells and boost the effects of existing drugs. Most of us think of bee venom as a...
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Bronze Age Settlement in Northern Ireland Challenges Europe’s Urban Origins
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-uncover-a-3-000-year-old-irish-settlement-that-could-rewrite-europes-urban-originsGroundbreaking study reveals Ireland’s massive Bronze Age complex may be one of Western Europe’s earliest town-like settlements. New research published in Antiquity reveals that Haughey’s Fort in Northern Ireland served as the focal point of an...
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Indonesia Starts Building Lithium-Ion Submarines That Can Stay Underwater for 80 Days
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/this-submarine-can-hide-underwater-for-80-days-straightIndonesia’s PT PAL begins building stealth submarines with France’s Naval Group, boosting local capacity for advanced conventional subs. Indonesia has signed a roughly $2 billion deal to produce two Scorpène Evolved submarines, a move designed to boost...
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Why The 1954 Castle Bravo Test Still Fuels Cancer Fears In The Marshall Islands
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/america-detonated-its-most-powerful-bomb-then-the-sky-began-dropping-nuclear-fallout-over-communitiesScientists continue to trace hidden damage from a nuclear test that spread radioactive fallout across Pacific islands 70 years ago. A few hours after the United States detonated the Castle Bravo thermonuclear device on 1 March 1954, a fine radioactive...
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Huge Celtic Trade Hub Uncovered in Czech Republic: Gold, Amber and 13,000 Artifact Bags
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/construction-workers-building-a-highway-unearthed-a-2-200-year-old-settlement-packed-with-gold-amber-and-ancient-mysteryA 62‑acre site near Hradec Králové produced 13,000 bags of artifacts but no graves, walls or clear reason for its disappearance. While surveying a new highway route in the Bohemia region of the Czech Republic, construction workers near Hradec Králové...
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Deep-Drill Nuclear Blast Could Be Earth’s Best Weapon Against Large Asteroids
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/chinese-scientists-say-they-have-found-the-best-nuclear-strategy-to-deflect-an-asteroidStudy finds that placing a nuclear device deep inside an asteroid could vastly boost Earth’s defenses against catastrophic impacts. A recent peer‑reviewed article in Space: Science and Technology proposes that the most effective way to neutralise a...
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U.S. Spy Pilot Saw a Giant Dome of Light Sweep Across the Pacific, Mystery Unsolved
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/u-s-spy-pilot-saw-a-vast-dome-of-light-race-across-the-pacific-after-a-soviet-missile-launchA U.S. spy pilot observed a massive wall of light fleeing Soviet airspace during a missile run, yet its mysterious origin remains unsolved decades later. During two 1988 reconnaissance flights over the Soviet Far East, a U.S. Air Force pilot observed a...
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Melting Norwegian Glaciers Reveal 48 Ancient Arrows and 6,000 Years of Human History
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/they-found-48-ancient-arrows-in-norways-melting-ice-and-the-oldest-could-be-6-000-years-oldAs ice retreats across Innlandet County, a new field season is uncovering increasingly ancient archaeological treasures preserved by the melting frost. Archaeologists working in Norway’s Jotunheimen mountains have recovered a cache of prehistoric...