RV FLIP: A Game-Changer in Ocean Research with Its Flipping Capability
The RV FLIP (Floating Instrument Platform) is a unique research vessel operated by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. It was designed and built in 1962 …
Think Twice Before Driving in Congested Areas: Save Time, Stress, and the Planet
Think Twice Before Driving in Congested Areas: Save Time, Stress, and the Planet Navigating congested urban streets can feel like a test of patience, time, …
The Majestic Irish Elk: Unveiling the Story Behind a Prehistoric Giant
Step into the world of prehistory with a striking image of an Irish elk (Megaloceros giganteus), an extinct deer species whose towering presence is captured …
28 Perfectly Timed Photos That Will Make You Look Twice
1. Peek-A-Boo: Framing the Subject Perfectly Sometimes the water parts and you get a split second opportunity for a perfect picture. There’s no way you …
Has the Mystery of the Ancient Phaistos Disc Been Solved?
The Phaistos Disc, discovered in 1908 in Crete, has long been a subject of intrigue due to its undeciphered symbols arranged in a spiral pattern. …
U-Boat U-17 embarks on final journey to Technik-Museum Sinsheim
The U-Boat U-17, a decomissioned German navy submarine, is set to be transported from the Technik Museum Speyer to its final destination at the Technik-Museum …
Cave di Cusa: The Frozen Quarry of Ancient Selinunte
Cave di Cusa: The Frozen Quarry of Ancient Selinunte Nestled in the sun-drenched landscape of western Sicily, Cave di Cusa (also known as Rocche di …
Kelimutu Volcano – Flores island in Indonesia
Kelimutu Volcano: The Tri-Colored Wonder of Flores, Indonesia Nestled in the heart of Flores Island, Indonesia, Kelimutu Volcano is a natural marvel renowned for its …
A Small Invention That Transformed the Construction Industry: The Story of the Fischer Plug
On a quiet day in 1958, German inventor Artur Fischer introduced a deceptively simple innovation that would leave an indelible mark on the construction industry: …
Stonehenge’s central rock came from Scotland, study finds — raising questions about how it got there
By analyzing grains of rock within Stonehenge’s “altar stone,” researchers determined it was most likely transported from present-day Scotland — more than 450 miles away. …