Articles by Martina Varsanyi

Ancient, 10,000-year-old “chewing gum” discovered in the 1990s were found to contain DNA from the first humans who settled in Scandinavia, according to a new […]

The footprint was originally found in 2010 by a Universidad Austral de Chile student at the Pilauco Bajo archaeological site in the city of Osorno. […]

A research team led by archaeogeneticist Lehti Saag from the University of Tartu in Estonia has published new research in the journal Current Biology that […]

Elmentek a tengerpartra, ahol feltűnt, hogy furák a kavicsok. Kicsit olyanok, mint az epicentrum környékén a föld. Meg felmerült a kérdés, hogy vajon a másodperc […]

“However even using the lower end of plausible mutation rates,” previous research from 2012 “found a Neanderthal-human split time of no more than 600,000 years […]

An ancient human jawbone discovered by a Buddhist monk in a Tibetan cave was found to belong to 160,000-year-old member of the extinct Denisovan people, […]

Ehhez nagyon nem is lehet sokat hozzáfűzni, azért a Gizmodo többet ír 🙂 Source: Man Restoring a Classic Synthesizer Goes On a 9-Hour Acid Trip […]

it’s not that the Universe is expanding faster or slower than we previously thought. Instead, the discrepancy in these measurements may ultimately reveal an entirely […]

Az eredmények pontos értelmezéséhez további kutatásokra van szükség, de úgy tűnik, nagy valószínűséggel a Julianus barát által Magna Hungariában, a Volga-Urál vidékén megtalált magyarok genetikai […]