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Ancient seaweed confirms status of earliest known human settlement in America

Washington, May 9: Ancient seaweed samples from the Monte Verde archaeological site in southern Chile has confirmed its status as the earliest known human settlement in the Americas, dating back to

Cannibalism is what triggers off locust migration

Washington, May 9 : Locust migrations have been viewed as one of the most spectacular events in nature.

Once lush Sahara dried up more slowly than previously thought

Washington, May 9: A new report has suggested that the grassy prehistoric Sahara turned into Earth’s largest hot desert more slowly than previously thought, and the fact that global warming may tur

Magnetic rocks on Mars might harbour telltale signs of ancient life

MarsLondon, May 9: Using a miniature detector, scientists would be able to pick out magnetic rocks on Mars th

Jordan, Canada to finalize of nuclear cooperation accord

Amman  - Jordan and Canada plan to wrap up a nuclear cooperation agreement this summer, Khalid Touqan, head of Jordan's Nuclear Authority, said Thursday.

Scientists succeed in controlled extraction of hydrogen from formic acid

Berlin, May 8 : Scientists have succeeded in the controlled extraction of hydrogen from formic acid—without the need for the high-temperature reforming process usually involved in other hydrogen ge

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