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Canadian Man Plants Over 47,000 Mangrove Trees In 24 Hours, Sets World Record
Antoine achieved this record in the coastal city of Mombasa, Kenya, where he planted thousands of mangrove trees within 24 hours.
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Why Xi Gave Trump A Rare Tour Of China's Most Guarded Political Compound
Zhongnanhai, named after two lakes located within the compound, is not only a workplace but also the residence of China's senior leadership.
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Evidence In Antarctic Ice Suggests That Earth Passing Through Supernova Debris, Says Study
The researchers analysed 295 kilograms of ice extracted from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA).
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Do Trains Really Retire? Here's What Happens After Their Last Ride
Discover what happens to trains after they retire, from second-life transformations into goods carriers to organised scrapping.
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Product Manager, 25, Breaks Down Rs 90,000 Monthly Expenses In Gurgaon : "Adulting Is One Long Bill"
His fixed costs include Rs 18,000 for rent for a 2BHK apartment, along with Rs 2,000 for house help and Rs 1,000 for electricity.
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36,000 People Quit Social Media For Six Weeks. Here's What Researchers Found
The scale makes this one of the largest deactivation studies ever run, and the first to isolate Instagram's effects.
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12,000-Year-Old Dice Trace Gambling Back To The Ice Age: Study
Researchers have found evidence in 12,000-year-old Native American dice that could represent the earliest known use of games of chance.
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10 Ancient Forests Older Than Civilisation You Can Actually Visit
Explore the world's oldest forests, from Australia's 180-million-year-old Daintree to Japan's Yakushima with trees over 7,000 years old, each offering unique ecosystems and wildlife.
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A Routine Beach Walk Turns Extraordinary As Couple Discovers 2,000-Year-Old Footprints
Officials reported that the footprints date back to the early first century AD, when Boudica, Jesus, and the Roman Empire were at their peak.
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Harvard-Trained Gastroenterologist Shares His Top Low-Bloat, High-Fibre Snacks For Happy Gut
Gastroenterologist Saurabh Sethi shares his favourite gut-friendly, low-bloat snacks on Instagram.
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Rs 40,000 Rent For 16-Square-Foot House: How 2 Lakh People Live In Hong Kong's 'Coffin Homes'
Hong Kong is known for its glass towers, luxury cars, and tycoon fortunes, yet beneath lurks a hidden crisis of ageing buildings subdivided into coffin homes
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World's Oldest Manmade Structure In Greece, Shut To Tourists For 10 Years, Is Open Again
There are places you visit for photographs. There are places you visit for food. And then there are places you visit because they change how you see yourself in the long story of humanity. Theopetra Cave is that third kind.
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68,000-Year-Old Hand Art Found In Indonesia, Rewriting Human History
This discovery challenges the notion that abstract and symbolic thinking began only 40,000 years ago.
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IIT Hyderabad Invites Applications For Chemistry Project With Rs 61 000 Salary
IIT Hyderabad Chemistry Project: Applicants must have expertise in heterogeneous catalyst design and material synthesis, with experience in characterisation and reactor performance evaluation.
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12,000-Year-Old Figurine Of Woman, Goose Offers Peek In Prehistoric Belief
A clay figurine about 12,000 years old that was unearthed at the site of a prehistoric village overlooking the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel depicts a woman and a goose in what may be one of the world's oldest renderings of a mythological scene.
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Canadian Man Plants Over 47,000 Mangrove Trees In 24 Hours, Sets World Record
Antoine achieved this record in the coastal city of Mombasa, Kenya, where he planted thousands of mangrove trees within 24 hours.
-
Why Xi Gave Trump A Rare Tour Of China's Most Guarded Political Compound
Zhongnanhai, named after two lakes located within the compound, is not only a workplace but also the residence of China's senior leadership.
-
Evidence In Antarctic Ice Suggests That Earth Passing Through Supernova Debris, Says Study
The researchers analysed 295 kilograms of ice extracted from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA).
-
Do Trains Really Retire? Here's What Happens After Their Last Ride
Discover what happens to trains after they retire, from second-life transformations into goods carriers to organised scrapping.
-
Product Manager, 25, Breaks Down Rs 90,000 Monthly Expenses In Gurgaon : "Adulting Is One Long Bill"
His fixed costs include Rs 18,000 for rent for a 2BHK apartment, along with Rs 2,000 for house help and Rs 1,000 for electricity.
-
36,000 People Quit Social Media For Six Weeks. Here's What Researchers Found
The scale makes this one of the largest deactivation studies ever run, and the first to isolate Instagram's effects.
-
12,000-Year-Old Dice Trace Gambling Back To The Ice Age: Study
Researchers have found evidence in 12,000-year-old Native American dice that could represent the earliest known use of games of chance.
-
10 Ancient Forests Older Than Civilisation You Can Actually Visit
Explore the world's oldest forests, from Australia's 180-million-year-old Daintree to Japan's Yakushima with trees over 7,000 years old, each offering unique ecosystems and wildlife.
-
A Routine Beach Walk Turns Extraordinary As Couple Discovers 2,000-Year-Old Footprints
Officials reported that the footprints date back to the early first century AD, when Boudica, Jesus, and the Roman Empire were at their peak.
-
Harvard-Trained Gastroenterologist Shares His Top Low-Bloat, High-Fibre Snacks For Happy Gut
Gastroenterologist Saurabh Sethi shares his favourite gut-friendly, low-bloat snacks on Instagram.
-
Rs 40,000 Rent For 16-Square-Foot House: How 2 Lakh People Live In Hong Kong's 'Coffin Homes'
Hong Kong is known for its glass towers, luxury cars, and tycoon fortunes, yet beneath lurks a hidden crisis of ageing buildings subdivided into coffin homes
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World's Oldest Manmade Structure In Greece, Shut To Tourists For 10 Years, Is Open Again
There are places you visit for photographs. There are places you visit for food. And then there are places you visit because they change how you see yourself in the long story of humanity. Theopetra Cave is that third kind.
-
68,000-Year-Old Hand Art Found In Indonesia, Rewriting Human History
This discovery challenges the notion that abstract and symbolic thinking began only 40,000 years ago.
-
IIT Hyderabad Invites Applications For Chemistry Project With Rs 61 000 Salary
IIT Hyderabad Chemistry Project: Applicants must have expertise in heterogeneous catalyst design and material synthesis, with experience in characterisation and reactor performance evaluation.
-
12,000-Year-Old Figurine Of Woman, Goose Offers Peek In Prehistoric Belief
A clay figurine about 12,000 years old that was unearthed at the site of a prehistoric village overlooking the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel depicts a woman and a goose in what may be one of the world's oldest renderings of a mythological scene.
