
Juliette Dubois
Journalist at Freelance
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3 days ago |
dailygalaxy.com | Juliette Dubois
In the rolling hills of Belgium, near the town of Dinant, a groundbreaking discovery has emerged that challenges long-held assumptions about ancient European populations. The remains of a Mesolithic woman, buried approximately 10,500 years ago, have been meticulously reconstructed by a team of scientists.
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3 days ago |
dailygalaxy.com | Juliette Dubois
For decades, paleontologists have adhered to the idea that fossilization gradually replaces organic materials with minerals, erasing all traces of life’s biological components. This belief has shaped the way scientists interpret ancient remains and reconstruct the distant past. But a recent discovery threatens to upend this foundational assumption, offering new insights into the preservation of life millions of years ago.
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4 days ago |
dailygalaxy.com | Juliette Dubois
In the icy depths beneath Antarctica’s frozen waters, researchers have captured an astonishing sight: a blood-red squid never before filmed in its natural habitat. On December 25, 2024, scientists aboard the RV Falkor, a research vessel from the Schmidt Ocean Institute, successfully filmed the elusive Antarctic gonate squid (Gonatus antarcticus). Despite being discovered over a century ago, this squid species had remained largely enigmatic until this breakthrough.
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4 days ago |
dailygalaxy.com | Juliette Dubois
In a rare and unexpected revelation, orcas in the Salish Sea have been observed using tools for purposes other than hunting. The discovery, published in Current Biology on June 23, 2025, marks the first known instance of tool fabrication by marine mammals. Researchers have documented these orcas selecting and shaping algae stems, which they then use to massage one another.
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5 days ago |
dailygalaxy.com | Juliette Dubois
For centuries, the genius of Leonardo da Vinci has captivated historians, scientists, and artists alike. Known for his masterpieces and groundbreaking scientific studies, little has been known about his personal lineage. Now, a decades-long effort to trace his genetic roots has made astonishing discoveries, offering a new window into the life of this towering figure of the Renaissance.
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