
Archaeologists Unearth 2,800-Year-Old Dam Near Jerusalem’s Pool of Siloam
Massive First Temple–period structure, dated to 805–795 B.C., suggests large-scale water engineering in response to drought and flash floods

Massive First Temple–period structure, dated to 805–795 B.C., suggests large-scale water engineering in response to drought and flash floods

Five siblings, taught at home during lockdown with South Korean materials, have secured places at Imperial, UCL and advanced study while launching an online tutoring business

Only one of three Beale ciphers—decoded using the Declaration of Independence—has been read; two remain unbroken more than 180 years after the alleged burial.

Preply survey and linguists identify two dominant pronunciations and a casual 'THANGSgiving' variant tied to regional dialects and sound reduction

A viral post of the equation 14 ÷ 7 + 7 × 2 divided users online and reignited confusion about the order of operations.

A single-line equation posted to X divided users; mathematics conventions on multiplication, division and left-to-right evaluation determine the result

Researchers say humans and modern monkeys occupy separate branches of the same evolutionary tree; differing ecological pressures, not a ladder of progress, explain divergent outcomes.

Researchers report a low‑toxicity, selective method that dissolves silver from circuit boards using vegetable oils and hydrogen peroxide and yields elemental silver with simple solvents

Single male butterfly sighting at Havannah and Three Hills Nature Reserve highlights range return amid conservation and warming trends