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In 1900, a routine cleanup at a desert cave uncovered a secret wall protecting a 1,000-year-old library

[ad_1] A routine cleaning in 1900 at China’s Mogao Grottoes led to a major historical find. Monk Wang Yuanlu uncovered a hidden chamber, the Library Cave, packed with nearly 50,000 ancient documents and artefacts. Image credits: Wikimedia Commons Some of the greatest secrets of history come about simply while cleaning up after oneself. It was…

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andean magma reservoir revealed

Scientists found a vast magma body under the Andes that may be slowly lifting the mountains

[ad_1] Scientists have uncovered a colossal magma reservoir, the largest ever imaged, lurking miles beneath the Andes. This molten body, approximately 125 miles wide, is actively expanding, causing the entire Altiplano-Puna plateau to rise. In the high Andes region of South America lies the Altiplano-Puna plateau, a harsh, windswept terrain reminiscent of something found on…

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Scientists say ancient Greece was not the plain white world we imagine, and the Parthenon holds the clues

[ad_1] This discovery challenges the centuries-old perception of “classical purity,” showing a far more lively and decorated ancient world than previously understood. Image credits: Wikimedia Commons When you think of ancient Greece in the dark of night, what do you visualise? You are likely imagining a land that is full of white marble. This comes…

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‘What derailed our campaign was inability to…’- PBKS coach’s honest admission after sixth straight loss

[ad_1] Punjab Kings (PBKS) have turned their full attention to their final league fixture of the IPL 2026 season after suffering a defeat to Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the afternoon clash at the HPCA Cricket Stadium in Dharamsala. Despite producing strong phases in the match, PBKS were unable to sustain momentum, with key moments…

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what scientists found beneath east antarctica could change how we understand sea level rise

Scientists found hidden warm-water channels under one of Antarctica’s biggest glaciers, and it changed what they feared about melting ice

[ad_1] What scientists found beneath East Antarctica could change how we understand sea level rise? Image credit – Wikimedia The enormous and stationary Totten Glacier, located in East Antarctica, seems uninteresting from the surface. However, according to various studies, the essential point lies far beneath its frozen surface. Studies using sonar measurements and radar images…

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