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AI tools expose long-hidden errors in scientific research

AI tools are exposing mistakes in scientific papers and databases, but researchers still need to verify what the models flag.

StaffAugust 16, 2026

Venus remains bright beside the crescent Moon after greatest elongation

Venus remains easy to spot after sunset as it appears close to the young crescent Moon.

StaffAugust 16, 2026

Archaeological Discovery Reveals Thousands of Years of Settlement in Egypt’s Nile Delta

An Egyptian archaeological mission has uncovered cemeteries and residential areas in Dakahlia, revealing continuous human settlement in the eastern Nile Delta from the Predynastic period through the Greek and Roman eras.

StaffAugust 9, 2026

Europe’s Top 5 Air Forces: What Does the New US Ranking Reveal?

Amid the Russia-Ukraine war and Europe’s accelerating arms race, air power has regained attention as a key indicator of military strength. A new ranking highlights the continent’s five most powerful air forces based on combat readiness, technological advancement, and supporting industrial capabiliti

StaffAugust 4, 2026

Guinea Requests France Return Stolen Quran Manuscript of Historic Leader Samori Toure

Guinea has formally requested the return of a personal Quran manuscript belonging to Samori Toure, a key figure in West African resistance to French colonial expansion, as part of broader efforts to recover cultural heritage taken during the colonial era.

StaffJuly 23, 2026

Watch: Gaza Artists Turn Rubble from Destroyed Homes into Mosaic Art

Amid the destruction left by the war, a cultural association in Gaza has revived mosaic art using stones and debris from demolished homes, giving children and young people a space to express creativity and preserve Palestinian heritage.

StaffJuly 18, 2026

Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossil Could Become the Most Expensive Ever – But Scientists See a Problem

A rare Tyrannosaurus rex fossil, nicknamed “Gus,” is set to go under the hammer with an estimated value of $30 million, sparking debate over whether such scientifically vital specimens should remain in private collections or be preserved in museums.

StaffJuly 12, 2026

Ancient Wooden Monument Discovered Near Stonehenge May Be Its Earliest Prototype

Archaeologists discovered a 5,500-year-old wooden monument near Stonehenge that may have served as the prehistoric site's earliest prototype and ceremonial gathering place.

StaffJuly 10, 2026

Archaeologists Discover 18 Ancient Tombs on Egypt's Mediterranean Coast

Archaeologists discovered 18 Ptolemaic and Roman-era tombs at Marina El Alamein, uncovering rare artifacts, a granite sarcophagus, and gold "tongue" foils used in ancient Egyptian burial rituals.

StaffJuly 9, 2026

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AI tools expose long-hidden errors in scientific research

Venus remains bright beside the crescent Moon after greatest elongation

Archaeological Discovery Reveals Thousands of Years of Settlement in Egypt’s Nile Delta

Europe’s Top 5 Air Forces: What Does the New US Ranking Reveal?

Guinea Requests France Return Stolen Quran Manuscript of Historic Leader Samori Toure

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Watch: Gaza Artists Turn Rubble from Destroyed Homes into Mosaic Art

Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossil Could Become the Most Expensive Ever – But Scientists See a Problem

Ancient Wooden Monument Discovered Near Stonehenge May Be Its Earliest Prototype

Archaeologists Discover 18 Ancient Tombs on Egypt's Mediterranean Coast

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AI tools expose long-hidden errors in scientific research

Venus remains bright beside the crescent Moon after greatest elongation

Archaeological Discovery Reveals Thousands of Years of Settlement in Egypt’s Nile Delta

Europe’s Top 5 Air Forces: What Does the New US Ranking Reveal?

Guinea Requests France Return Stolen Quran Manuscript of Historic Leader Samori Toure

Watch: Gaza Artists Turn Rubble from Destroyed Homes into Mosaic Art

Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossil Could Become the Most Expensive Ever – But Scientists See a Problem

Ancient Wooden Monument Discovered Near Stonehenge May Be Its Earliest Prototype

Archaeologists Discover 18 Ancient Tombs on Egypt's Mediterranean Coast