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Monday, May 19

Archaeologists Uncover a 12,000-Year-Old Monument That Might Be the World’s Oldest Calendar Humans Ever Made - Indian Defence Review

A mysterious monument hidden for 12,000 years in Turkey is revealing secrets about how ancient humans might have tracked time. Intricate carvings hint at a calendar system far older than anything previously known.

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Brian Foster

A massive hidden ocean was just discovered 700 km beneath Earth’s surface - Glass Almanac

Imagine an ocean so vast that it could swallow all the world’s surface water—three times over. Now imagine that this ocean isn’t on the surface at ... Continue Reading →

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best practices around mosquitoes, with nancy lawson - A Way To Garden

THE FIRST ISSUE of “American Gardener,” the newly redesigned member magazine of the American Horticultural Society, arrived recently, and in it are lots of good reads—including an article by Nancy Lawson, a.k.a. The Humane Gardener.

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Stefanie Waldek

Not-so-clean rooms: Scientists discover 26 new microbe species in NASA spacecraft facility - Space

The clean rooms used to prep NASA's Phoenix Mars lander for launch were not as clean as we thought.

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NASA Scientists Uncover Giant Glowing Life Form in Ocean, Visible From Space - The Daily Galaxy

A strange turquoise glow has been spotted off Australia's southern coast—so bright it’s visible from space. NASA satellites captured the phenomenon unfolding over remote waters near Tasmania.

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Jamie Carter

May's best stargazing week is about to begin. How to see a lion, an upside-down bear, a mini 'planet parade' — and more. - Live Science

This week is the best time in May to view the night sky. Here's everything you can see during May's dark skies, from an upside-down bear to some of the oldest stars in the universe.

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Earth’s Secret Hydrogen Jackpot: Enough Clean Power for 170,000 Years - SciTechDaily

Scientists may have found a clean hydrogen jackpot underground, with a new recipe to find and tap it.

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Anthony Wood

Amateur astrophotographer catches a cosmic sunflower in bloom - Space

The spiral galaxy shines with the light of countless newly-born stars.

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Live Science

'Cotton candy clouds' shine in one of Hubble's most beautiful images ever: Space photo of the week - Live Science

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Stone tools created 400,000 years show technological advancement of early humans - Earth.com

Every chip of flint or shard of bone builds a narrative of how early humans used tools to feed themselves and cooperated to form societies.

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Solar Superstorm Unleashes Rare Metal Clouds in Earth’s Upper Atmosphere - SciTechDaily

Sporadic E layers lit up during a solar storm, moving from poles to equator—surprising researchers and revealing potential communication threats.

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The Next Earthquake Is Long Overdue: New Research Reveals Wasatch Fault More Dangerous Than Previously Believed - SciTechDaily

A new paper explains how the properties of fault rocks and geologic events that took place over a billion years ago could signal concerning seismic activity for Utah's population center. Utah’s Wasatch Fault extends about 240 miles along the western edge of t…

Saturday, May 17

What if everything, from animals to plants to atoms, has consciousness? This theory is gaining momentum - Earth.com

Is consciousness is a fundamental feature of the universe, present in all matter to some degree? This idea is known as panpsychism.

Saturday, May 17

Alana Wise

Paleontologists discover a 500-million-year-old, 3-eyed predator - NPR

Fossils of the underwater predator shed new light on biodiversity from the Cambrian period.

Saturday, May 17

The oldest known rebbachisaur has been found, dating back 94 million years - Earth.com

Argentine paleontologists present Cienciargentina sanchezi, the oldest rebbachisaurid (94 million years old).

Saturday, May 17