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9 DNA-tested ancient objects: old chewing gum, glowing manuscripts, mummies, dental plaque and more
DNA tests on rodents, such as this one at Joshua Tree National Park, offer clues about ancient ecosystems DNA contains the biological instructions that drive the existence of every living organism, shaping the world as we know it. With the help of advanced technology, these complex molecules can also reveal the secrets of people and other creatures long before us. Scientists have studied DNA preserved in a range of centuries-old artifacts, from human remains to fossils from rodent dens to pages of medieval manuscripts.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
Amateur archaeologists dig with coal shovels: 12 incredible facts about the Sutton Hoo boat treasure
Sutton Hoo Boat Treasure One of the richest buried artifacts ever found, the Sutton Hoo boat burial was discovered in Suffolk, England, at the outbreak of World War II. Over the next few years, an incredible array of Anglo-Saxon treasures was discovered, unearthed dozens of gold and jewelry objects, and changed our understanding of early medieval England. The 2021 Netflix film The Dig tells the story of its discovery. Here are some interesting facts about the Sutton Hoo treasure.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
Why is the climate so abnormal in 2022? Meteorologist's prophecy, Hawking's prediction may come true
I don't know if you are aware of a serious problem: whether at home or abroad, various natural and man-made disasters are repeated, the climate is disordered, and the epidemic is raging. Not only that, but also the economic crisis, food crisis and energy crisis caused by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. If you count the resignation of the British Prime Minister, the assassination of the former Japanese Prime Minister, the bankruptcy and liquidation of Sri Lanka and other major events, it is enough to show that 2022 is an "unknown" year.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
3 wins! Lakers, Rockets three-way trade plan, Westbrook goes to Hornets, Gordon partners with James
On September 5th, Beijing time, NBA reporter Sean Deveney wrote an article on the latest trade prospects of Lakers player Westbrook. In the report, a league executive said that with the Lakers Anthony Davis in recent years, he was full of Injuries plagued, and James has also entered the age of retirement. The feeling of the league is that the Lakers' most valuable assets now are the two first-round picks in 27 and 29 years. Not only has Westbrook lost himself The transaction value of , even the thick eyebrows and James are not very valuable in the trading market. Therefore, the Lakers now have to seize the opportunity to seize the next one to two years, the final championship window period. At present, they are still actively seeking Westbrook transactions.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
Can cats see in the dark like night vision goggles?
Cats are known for their keen senses - especially vision. But how good is its vision? Can they see clearly in the dark? Is it similar to night vision goggles? In this issue, let's explore the night vision capabilities of cats.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
Bill Gates sighs: There are 600 million new crown diagnoses in the world, but a bigger crisis is still brewing
At the end of 2019, the global outbreak of the new crown virus, in addition to our country, people in many countries initially held an attitude of disapproval, until the government announced that the epidemic was out of control, and they began to feel panic.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
What does the "letter" from Cygnus mean? What is the significance of Russo's great discovery?
On May 17, the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Nature Journal Publishing Group jointly released a major discovery. my country's national major scientific and technological infrastructure high-altitude cosmic ray observatory Lasso has discovered a large number of ultra-high-energy cosmic accelerators in the Milky Way. And recorded the highest 1.4-beat electron-volt gamma photon from the constellation Cygnus, marking the beginning of the era of ultra-high-energy gamma astronomy.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
The Nobel Prize was wrong? It was just announced last year, and it was questioned this year. Where is the basis?
In October 2020, the annual Nobel Prize was announced, half of which was awarded to Roger Penrose in physics, and the other half was split equally between Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Getz. The reason for the award of the two scientists is the discovery of the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
Planetary defense test, crashing spacecraft into asteroid at 15,000 miles per hour
NASA will smash a spacecraft into an asteroid at 15,000 miles per hour for the first time in an effort to figure out how to divert a potentially deadly asteroid to prevent a potentially catastrophic collision in the future.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth
Hundreds of millions of years ago, crater lakes overflowed, spilling massive floods that shaped the surface of Mars
By reviewing a catalog of pre-existing river valleys on Mars, researchers found that crater lakes flooded hundreds of millions of years ago, and the massive flooding from crater overflows played a huge role in shaping the Martian surface.
By sayre laylah2 years ago in Earth