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Archeology
Half the work at Machu Picchu went into foundations no visitor ever sees
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Archeology
A stone city of 20,000 rose in Africa, and colonizers long refused to believe locals built it
July 28, 2026
Biology
A wrinkled rodent lives nearly 40 years and almost never gets cancer
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Science
Seven-hundred-pound rocks slide across a Death Valley lake bed and leave trails behind them
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Archeology
More than 100 twelve-sided Roman objects have been found, and no one knows what they were for
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Archeology
Scientists showed 18 people can make a multi-ton Easter Island statue ‘walk’ with only ropes
July 28, 2026
Animals
Hunters pulled a 19-foot python from the Everglades at 1 a.m., the longest ever recorded in Florida
July 28, 2026
Archeology
Danish archaeologists lifted 50 Viking-age skeletons from a single burial ground
July 28, 2026
Archeology
For 17 minutes each winter solstice, the rising sun still pierces a 5,000-year-old Irish tomb
July 28, 2026
Science
Drillers reached a lake the size of Lake Ontario sealed under two miles of Antarctic ice
July 28, 2026
Biology
An octopus has three hearts, nine brains and blue blood, and each arm nearly thinks for itself
July 28, 2026
Archeology
Neolithic Orkney homes still hold their stone beds, dressers and hearths after 5,000 years
July 28, 2026
Archeology
Some 200,000 people filled Teotihuacan, yet no one knows what they called themselves
July 28, 2026
Science
The deepest spot in the ocean crushes anything down there with the weight of 50 jumbo jets
July 28, 2026
Science
One Siberian lake holds a fifth of all the unfrozen fresh water on Earth
July 28, 2026
Astronomy
One acid-pool desert in Ethiopia is the closest thing on Earth to another planet
July 28, 2026
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