Tom Metcalfe

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Tom Metcalfe

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The grave was found in 2021 and then "flash frozen" with liquid nitrogen so that it could be excavated as a single block.

4 days ago | livescience.com | Tom Metcalfe

A blue-eyed boy buried in southern Germany more than 1,300 years ago was interred with rare riches — including a small sword, silk clothes and a gold cross — indicating that he came from a wealthy local family before he died of an infection at about 18 months old, a new analysis finds. The remains of the child, dubbed the "Ice Prince" because archaeologists flash froze the burial chamber to excavate its contents in a single block, were discovered in 2021 near the town of Mattsies in Bavaria.

6 days ago | nationalgeographic.fr | Tom Metcalfe

L’analyse des données d’observation de la sonde spatiale Cassini, qui a exploré le système saturnien de 2004 à 2017, a indiqué que le mouvement d’oscillation de Mimas alors qu’elle gravite autour de Saturne, un phénomène que les astronomes nomment libration, était dû à la présence d'un océan liquide sous sa surface. Cette nouvelle découverte s’ajoute aux quelques autres océans souterrains dont l’existence a été prouvée dans notre système solaire.

1 week ago | msn.com | Tom Metcalfe

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1 week ago | livescience.com | Tom Metcalfe

A cave in Israel once thought to be linked to Jesus may in fact be the burial place of another person from his time: Salome, the sister of the Judaean king Herod the Great, a new study finds. The idea is based on the ornaments and architecture of the site, which archaeologists say indicate that a member of the Herodian royal family may have been buried there in the first century B.C.; Judaea at that time was a client kingdom of the Roman Empire.