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Need directions? Researchers discover that British men greatly overestimate their ability to navigate – and it declines with age
Need directions? Researchers discover that British men greatly overestimate their ability to navigate – and it declines with age
- Men in their sixties were found to have biggest overestimation of their skills
- 93 per cent of men said they were good or very good at finding their way
Scientists discover 3,000-year-old arrowhead made out of ‘alien iron’ in Switzerland | Science | News
Scientists in Switzerland made an astonishing 3,000-year-old find, discovering an arrowhead being kept in a museum was made out of “alien iron”. The weapon – made of meteorite – was found by researchers from the University of Bern at an ancient Bronze Age site by the name of Mörigen in Switzerland.
Geologists tested the material composition of the artefact, which was found to contain aluminium-26, which is an isotope commonly found in the solar system, but not naturally occurring on
Scientists discover ‘variant-proof’ antibodies that can neutralize every strain of Covid – as virus rates tick up across US amid ‘late summer wave’
Newly discovered antibodies could be the key to fighting off every strain of Covid.
Researchers have uncovered six new antibodies in the blood of patients who had survived Covid-19’s early ancestor, the SARS virus of 2002, who then also received a vaccination against the coronavirus in more recent years.
The most powerful, E7, was found to neutralize newly emerged SARS-CoV-2 variants, such as Omicron XBB.1.16, which has caused a more than 14 percent spike in new US cases over the
Meet the ‘alien life here on Earth’: Scientists discover 12 new species of sea sponge resembling extraterrestrials, unicorns and a POLAR BEAR
Meet the ‘alien life here on Earth’: Scientists discover 12 new species of sea sponge resembling extraterrestrials, unicorns and a POLAR BEAR
- Experts have discovered 12 new species of sea sponge off Monterey, California
- They have been named after a polar bear, a unicorn and one scientist’s partner
They may be most famous for inspiring the animated character SpongeBob SquarePants, who lives in a pineapple under
Scientists discover the ‘most mutated Covid variant ever’ lurking in a patient in Indonesia
A Covid variant seen in Indonesia might be the most mutated version of the virus ever recorded, scientists think.
The morphed version of Delta — collected from a patient swab in Jakarta — has 113 unique mutations.
Thirty-seven of the alterations affect the spike protein, which the coronavirus uses to latch onto humans.
For comparison, Omicron carries around 50 mutations.
Virus-trackers brandished the unnamed strain the ‘most extreme’ they’ve ever seen.
A new version of the Covid Delta variant collected
Scientists discover possible early sign of Alzheimer’s disease after 15-year study
Losing your sense of smell could be an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease — and memory and cognitive problems down the road.
This is the conclusion of researchers from Chicago who studied the olfactory capabilities of more than 850 people over the course of 15 years.
In particular, they focussed on the influence of a gene variant — known as APOE e4 — which is associated with the strongest risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
They found that, above the age of
Horrifying moment cops discover man’s severed HEAD in a bucket after he was ‘strangled to death, sexually abused and dismembered’ by Taylor Schabusiness, who ‘left parts of his body throughout his house and in a car’
Bodycam footage has been shown to a Wisconsin jury revealing the horrifying moment police found a man’s decapitated head in a bucket.
Taylor Denise Schabusiness, 25, is on trial for the murder and mutilation of her 25-year-old lover Shad Thyrion, who was killed and dismembered in his mother’s basement in February 2022.
Authorities say she strangled Thyrion at the Green Bay home he shared with his mother, sexually abused him and dismembered his body, leaving parts of it throughout the
How To Succeed In Google Discover
As a search engine optimization specialist, you already know the importance of content that answers query intent. But what happens when an internet user doesn’t know what information they need?
Google took it upon itself to solve this with the release of Google Discover, first seen in 2018.
Known as Google Feed until 2018, Discover uses data the search engine has gathered about you to create a personalized content feed that proactively delivers relevant content.
Available exclusively on mobile devices,
MailOnline goes behind-the-scenes to discover how Tour de France riders train to survive the race
For us mere mortals, the prospect of cycling 124 miles (200km) in one day is challenge enough.
But the Tour de France’s world-class cyclists are forced to cover hundreds of miles of ground – much of it steep and unforgiving alpine terrain – almost every day for three weeks.
The physical fitness and mental toughness required to even attempt such a feat is almost incomprehensible for anyone whose body and mind has not been fortified by years of dedicated training.
Are aliens on Saturn’s MOON? Scientists discover phosphates on Enceladus
Scientists have found perhaps the most promising indication yet that life does exist on Enceladus, Saturn’s sixth-largest moon.
Data gathered by NASA’s retired Cassini spacecraft reveals the presence of phosphates – a key element for the existence of life – on the moon.
Crucially, the phosphates are not trapped in rocky minerals but dissolved in the moon’s liquid water ocean as salt, the scientists say.
It’s already known that Enceladus has long, snake-like fractures on its icy surface that eject