Browsing Category 'Science'

Ptolemaic mummy with prostate cancer

A Ptolemaic mummy at the National Archaeology Museum in Lisbon was finally diagnosed with prostate cancer after dying more than 2,250 years ago. According to the Daily Mail, the mummy would have been between the age of 51 and 60 when he died between the years 285 and 230 BC. “It is the oldest known [...]

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Birth Control

The male birth control pill will finally be available – in 10 years! This news may not sit well for those who want something much sooner. Either way, Time Magazine reports that this new pill is a new step forward in equal rights in contraception responsibility. It’s still an open question how willing men will [...]

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Space shuttle Endeavour gets towed

The space shuttle Endeavor has returned to earth, landing safety at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 2:35 a.m. EST. According to NASA, the shuttle touched down at 215 mph for the very last time. After 25 missions, 248 orbits around the Earth, 299 days in space, and 122,883,151 miles traveled, the Endeavour is [...]

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Simcha Jacobovici

Controversial journalist Simcha Jacobovici claims he has found the nails that were used to crucify Jesus to the cross over 2,000 years ago, according to AOL News. Jacobovici filmed his search for the holy nails in a documentary titled The Nails of the Cross, which he claims spans two years. Jacobovici presented two first-century Roman [...]

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Birth Order Book

Did you know that your birth order may impact your love life more than the stars and the moon? Well, neither did I, but it makes sense. According to an article written by Lisa Lombardi, understanding your birth order may help you build successful relationships. Below is a quick snap-shot of what your birth order [...]

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Sutter Amador Hospital

Sutter Amador Hospital in Jackson, California, has relocated its pediatric wing after multiple employees were diagnosed with cancer, reports KCRA News. Nancy Turner, a hospital spokeswoman states that several employees have been diagnosed with cancer and other thyroid related illness over the past few weeks. The pediatrics unit is normally located one floor above the [...]

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Michigan Shipwreck Research Association

A shipwreck that may date back to the 1830s was discovered by the Michigan Shipwreck Research Association in Lake Michigan, according to the Associated Press. The group discovered the wreck while looking for plane wreckage from a Northwest Airlines flight that killed 58 people back in 1950. The vessel sits upright and is in relatively [...]

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Secret hoard of ancient sealed books found in Jordan.

Over 70 ancient books have been discovered in eastern Jordan and archaeologist believe they document early Christian origins dating back to 1st century CE (that’s over 2,000 years ago), reports Yahoo News. The ancient book consists of individual pages, each the size of a credit card, bound in wire, much like a notebook. The pages [...]

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Mysterious Animal

According to CNN iReport, a mysterious animal has washed ashore on Acklins Island in the Bahamas. Could this photo be a hoax? I am not quite sure what this thing is, but it is most likely a whale carcass. What kind of whale could this be? I have no clue. All I see is a [...]

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Earthquakes Linked To ‘Fracking’ In Arkansas

According to the Huffington Post, ‘fracking’ has been suspended in Arkansas due to frequent earthquakes in the region that are believed to be caused by the high pressure associated with ‘fracking’. Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy and Clarita Operating of Little Rock told the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission on Friday that they’ve stopped operation of [...]

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