It is confirmed that humans extinguished the 'hobbits' and the finding changes what was known about prehistory
New findings suggest that the extinct species Homo floresiensis, known colloquially as 'hobbits', were extinguished by early humans, altering current understandings of prehistory.
NASA set to launch humans around Moon for first time in 50 years
NASA's Artemis II mission will see humans orbit the Moon for the first time in five decades, scheduled for launch in early March 2024.
Game-changing nose spray promises to stop flu in its tracks
Researchers developed a novel nasal spray loaded with antibodies that has shown potential to block flu infection in early tests on animals and humans.
The Stone Giants and Treasure Seekers: Secrets of the Asturian Neolithic
The article explores the fascinating Neolithic era in Asturias, emphasizing how early humans began to permanently alter the landscape.
Dogs displaying 'critical' symptoms need 'early veterinary attention'
Dog owners are urged to seek immediate veterinary assistance for pets showing severe symptoms of leptospirosis, a serious bacterial infection that can also affect humans, especially during increased rainfall.
China discovers technology from 160,000 years ago and what this means
Chinese scientists are about to reveal advanced millennial technological behaviors stemming from excavations in Henan province, which could reshape our understanding of early human life in Asia.
Meet Moltbook: the new social network where AI agents talk to each other
Elon Musk believes that the emergence of Moltbook marks the 'very early stages of the singularity', referring to a scenario where computers become more advanced than humans, a view shared by other Silicon Valley figures, though some experts remain skeptical.
Discovery of 'human remains' 773,000 years old in Casablanca
A Moroccan-French research team has found ancient human remains estimated to be 773,000 years old in a cave near Casablanca, shedding light on the history of early humans in Africa.
The discovery that shows humans generated fire much earlier than previously thought
Recent archaeological findings in East Farm Barnham, Suffolk, suggest that early humans mastered fire technology much earlier than previously believed.