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Genetic Analysis Reveals Family Sacrifices in 1,500-Year-Old Moche Tomb in Peru
A genetic study of a 1,500-year-old Moche tomb in Peru has revealed a unique sacrificial ritual involving family members. Two teenagers, one a boy sacrificed to his father and a girl to her aunt, were found buried alongside high-status individuals in a tomb at the Huaca Cao Viejo temple. This discovery, reported in PNAS, challenges previous assumpt...
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Severe Case Of Bird Flu In The US; Here's What You Should Know
It is essential to look out for any signs of bird flu one might experience and also follow preventive tips to reduce risk. Read on as we share some things you must know about this flu.
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ChatGPTs $8 Trillion Birthday Gift To Big Tech
What's clear is that in two years, the biggest beneficiaries of the kind of AI that will one day "benefit all humanity," according to Sam Altman, are a handful of tech firms.
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Nigeria's 'Miracle Pregnancy' Scam: Woman Allegedly Pregnant For 15 Months
Nigeria, with one of the highest birth rates globally, places immense social pressure on women to conceive.
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Meta Releases AI Model That Can Check Other AI Models' Work
Meta has released new AI models, including a "Self-Taught Evaluator" that could reduce human involvement in the AI development process. The tool was first introduced by Meta in an August paper, and it uses the same "chain of thought" technique used by OpenAI's recently released o1 models.
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Ancient Burial Mound in Siberia Discovered With Evidence of Human Sacrifice: Study
Archaeologists in southern Siberia have discovered a 2,800-year-old burial mound containing an elite individual along with sacrifices of at least one human and 18 horses. The kurgan, dating to the 9th century B.C., is one of the earliest known to display elements of Scythian burial practices, such as human and animal sacrifices, and may mark the be...
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"Ratan Tata Was Visionary Business Leader, Extraordinary Human": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed his condolences on the death of Ratan Tata, one of the country's top industrialists, calling him "a visionary business leader, a compassionate soul and an extraordinary human being".
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Advanced Alien Civilisations Could Self-Destruct Through Climate Change, Claims New Study
A recent study by astrophysicists suggests that technologically advanced alien civilizations could self-destruct through climate change within just 1,000 years. The researchers, inspired by human energy use patterns, found that even renewable energy sources contribute to planetary overheating due to inevitable heat loss. The second law of thermodyn...
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Colonialism Turned Tigers To Trophies. How India Relocated Humans To Save Them
British colonialism turned Indias tigers into trophies. Between 1860 and 1950, more than 65,000 were shot for their skins. The fortunes of the Bengal tiger, one of Earths biggest species of big cat, did not markedly improve post-independence.
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Brain Ageing in Monkeys Delays After Being Given Diabetes Medicine Metformin, Study Shows
A recent study has highlighted the potential of metformin, a commonly used diabetes medication, in slowing the ageing process in monkeys. Published in Cell on 12 September, the research shows that daily doses of metformin can preserve cognitive function and delay the ageing effects on various tissues, particularly the brain. This study brings forwa...
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6 Dangerous Asteroids On Collision Course With Earth, First One May Hit In October
Asteroid Bennu, discovered in 1999, currently poses the greatest risk of impacting our planet.
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A Hormone Makes Starfish Lose Limb To Survive Predators. Humans Have It Too
Researchers have identified the hormone that triggers a starfish to shed its limbs to survive predators, describing it as being similar to the one controlling appetite in humans.
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NDTV Ground Report: Human Cost Of The Unending Russia-Ukraine War
The Russia-Ukraine conflict rages on, entering its 31st month, with no end in sight. The battle for Bakhmut, a crucial Ukrainian city, has been one of the most intense, leaving destruction and devastation in its wake on both sides.
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Rift Valley Research Suggests It May Not Be the Exclusive Cradle of Humankind
The East African Rift System has long been celebrated as the cradle of humankind, where some of the earliest known hominid fossils have been unearthed. However, recent research suggests that this narrative may be too narrow, as it focuses on a limited geographical area that covers less than one percent of the African continent.
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'AI Scientist' Writes Science Papers Without Human Input. Why That's Concerning
Scientific discovery is one of the most sophisticated human activities. Can and should a complex process be automated?
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Genetic Analysis Reveals Family Sacrifices in 1,500-Year-Old Moche Tomb in Peru
A genetic study of a 1,500-year-old Moche tomb in Peru has revealed a unique sacrificial ritual involving family members. Two teenagers, one a boy sacrificed to his father and a girl to her aunt, were found buried alongside high-status individuals in a tomb at the Huaca Cao Viejo temple. This discovery, reported in PNAS, challenges previous assumpt...
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Severe Case Of Bird Flu In The US; Here's What You Should Know
It is essential to look out for any signs of bird flu one might experience and also follow preventive tips to reduce risk. Read on as we share some things you must know about this flu.
-
ChatGPTs $8 Trillion Birthday Gift To Big Tech
What's clear is that in two years, the biggest beneficiaries of the kind of AI that will one day "benefit all humanity," according to Sam Altman, are a handful of tech firms.
-
Nigeria's 'Miracle Pregnancy' Scam: Woman Allegedly Pregnant For 15 Months
Nigeria, with one of the highest birth rates globally, places immense social pressure on women to conceive.
-
Meta Releases AI Model That Can Check Other AI Models' Work
Meta has released new AI models, including a "Self-Taught Evaluator" that could reduce human involvement in the AI development process. The tool was first introduced by Meta in an August paper, and it uses the same "chain of thought" technique used by OpenAI's recently released o1 models.
-
Ancient Burial Mound in Siberia Discovered With Evidence of Human Sacrifice: Study
Archaeologists in southern Siberia have discovered a 2,800-year-old burial mound containing an elite individual along with sacrifices of at least one human and 18 horses. The kurgan, dating to the 9th century B.C., is one of the earliest known to display elements of Scythian burial practices, such as human and animal sacrifices, and may mark the be...
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"Ratan Tata Was Visionary Business Leader, Extraordinary Human": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed his condolences on the death of Ratan Tata, one of the country's top industrialists, calling him "a visionary business leader, a compassionate soul and an extraordinary human being".
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Advanced Alien Civilisations Could Self-Destruct Through Climate Change, Claims New Study
A recent study by astrophysicists suggests that technologically advanced alien civilizations could self-destruct through climate change within just 1,000 years. The researchers, inspired by human energy use patterns, found that even renewable energy sources contribute to planetary overheating due to inevitable heat loss. The second law of thermodyn...
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Colonialism Turned Tigers To Trophies. How India Relocated Humans To Save Them
British colonialism turned Indias tigers into trophies. Between 1860 and 1950, more than 65,000 were shot for their skins. The fortunes of the Bengal tiger, one of Earths biggest species of big cat, did not markedly improve post-independence.
-
Brain Ageing in Monkeys Delays After Being Given Diabetes Medicine Metformin, Study Shows
A recent study has highlighted the potential of metformin, a commonly used diabetes medication, in slowing the ageing process in monkeys. Published in Cell on 12 September, the research shows that daily doses of metformin can preserve cognitive function and delay the ageing effects on various tissues, particularly the brain. This study brings forwa...
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6 Dangerous Asteroids On Collision Course With Earth, First One May Hit In October
Asteroid Bennu, discovered in 1999, currently poses the greatest risk of impacting our planet.
-
A Hormone Makes Starfish Lose Limb To Survive Predators. Humans Have It Too
Researchers have identified the hormone that triggers a starfish to shed its limbs to survive predators, describing it as being similar to the one controlling appetite in humans.
-
NDTV Ground Report: Human Cost Of The Unending Russia-Ukraine War
The Russia-Ukraine conflict rages on, entering its 31st month, with no end in sight. The battle for Bakhmut, a crucial Ukrainian city, has been one of the most intense, leaving destruction and devastation in its wake on both sides.
-
Rift Valley Research Suggests It May Not Be the Exclusive Cradle of Humankind
The East African Rift System has long been celebrated as the cradle of humankind, where some of the earliest known hominid fossils have been unearthed. However, recent research suggests that this narrative may be too narrow, as it focuses on a limited geographical area that covers less than one percent of the African continent.
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'AI Scientist' Writes Science Papers Without Human Input. Why That's Concerning
Scientific discovery is one of the most sophisticated human activities. Can and should a complex process be automated?
