Wed 15 December 2021: In Cambridgeshire, a nearly 1,900-year-old skeleton was discovered at the site of a future housing development. It didn’t seem significant at first. However, a grisly discovery was made when the remains were sent to a lab in Bedford: a nail through the heel bone. According to experts, this is one of […]
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Tue 14 December 2021: From cars and rockets to crypto and internet services, Musk’s influence over our lives is growing. Time magazine has named Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk as its Person of the Year, for an incredible 12 months of achievements in which he jockeyed for the crown of world’s richest person and […]
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Mon 13 December 2021: Sri Lankan authorities displayed what they claimed was the world’s largest natural corundum blue sapphire, weighing 310 kilograms and discovered in a gem pit three months ago. Local gemologists who examined the sapphire said it was one of the world’s rarest gems, weighing more than 300 kilograms. The precious stone has […]
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Mon 13 December 2021: Many people are always looking for good investment opportunities. Some of these individuals invest in stocks, while others choose gold. However, according to a new study, buying Lego kits can potentially be more profitable. According to the study, shopping for Lego sets can be a terrific approach to develop a solid […]
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Sun 12 December 2021: Scientists have been trying to come up with vaccines and other tools to combat the virus since the pandemic began in December. Now, Japanese scientists have now produced masks that can detect the virus when exposed to ultraviolet light. Yasuhiro Tsukamoto and his colleagues at Kyoto Prefectural University in western Japan […]
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Sun 12 December 2021: Winners at the 34th European Film Awards were announced Saturday with “Quo Vadis, Aida?” winning best film. Jasmila Zbanic’s film tells the story of genocide in Srebrenitsa and received two more awards at the ceremony. “Quo Vadis, Aida?” takes place at a U.N. base in the city of Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, during the […]
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Sun 12 December 2021: The 15th century manuscript of the Quran in Sivas’ Ziya Bey Yazma Eserler Kütüphanesi (Ziya Bey Manuscripts Library) fascinates all those who see it with its writing style and other features The Quran, which was donated to the Ziya Bey Manuscripts Library (Ziya Bey Yazma Eserler) Kütüphanesi in Sivas by a […]
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Sat 11 December 2021: On Friday, Russian activists praised President Vladimir Putin’s decision to close a legal loophole that allowed sea creatures, particularly whales, to be captured for performances in aquariums and other venues. In 2019, images of 100 whales loaded up into a notorious facility in Russia’s far east dubbed the “whale jail” sparked […]
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Sat 11 December 2021: The first edition of Harry Potter sold in the United States on Thursday for $ 471,000, which auctioneers say was the world record for a 20th-century artwork. The hardback 1997 British edition of “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone,” with a color illustration on the cover, was described by Heritage Auctions […]
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Thu 09 December 2021: Instagram will roll out a new feature that will limit users’ access to the platform for a fixed amount of time, preventing them from doom scrolling. After scrolling for a specific amount of time, the social media site launched its Take a Break function, which encourages users to take a break […]
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