MELBOURNE, Dec. 15 (Xinhua) — An international study has challenged the long-held classification of one of the world’s most complete ancient human fossils, raising the possibility of an unknown human ancestor.
The fossil, found in South…
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Minister Calleary announces over €500k for capital projects in Donegal Gaeltacht
- Projects, funded under the Department’s Community and Language Support Programme, will provide support to three sporting clubs in Gaeltacht areas
The Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD, announced…
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ULA Atlas V rocket launches fourth batch of Amazon’s internet satellites
ULA Atlas V rocket launches fourth batch of Amazon’s internet satellites A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket blasted off early Monday morning, successfully delivering 27 of Amazon’s internet satellites…
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Victory Day 2025: Calls for renewed pledge to unite nation
Victory Day 2025: Calls for renewed pledge to unite nation
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By Rumana Jaman
DHAKA, Dec 15, 2025 (BSS)- “Purbo Digonte Surjo Uthese, Rakta Lal Rakta Lal Rakta Lal…” On a mist-shrouded December morning, the…
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P&J Live – AGF Names P&J Live As One Of Europe’s Greener Arenas
Aberdeen’s P&J Live has closed out 2025 with recognition from A Greener Future (AGF), the not-for-profit organisation dedicated to making the global event sector greener, as one of Europe’s Greener Arenas.
Having demonstrated its commitment…
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New orbital clue reveals how hot Jupiters really formed
The first exoplanet ever confirmed in 1995 turned out to be what researchers now describe as a “hot Jupiter,” a giant world similar in mass to Jupiter but orbiting its star in only a few days. Scientists now think these planets originally formed…
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WHO launches call for high-level experts to join the Science Council
The World Health Organization (WHO) is today soliciting the interest of internationally-renowned experts to serve on its Science Council, one of the Organization’s highest-level advisory bodies to the WHO Director-General.
In a rapidly evolving…
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UK developing ‘world’s first’ mobile quantum brain scanner to measure blast effects on troops
Scientists are building a mobile quantum brain scanner, claimed to be the first of its kind, to measure blast effects on military personnel in real time.
The UK Ministry of Defence has put in £3.1m for the device, allowing researchers to assess…
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‘People were in tears on set’: the emotional return of word-of-mouth sensation Two Doors Down | Television
When taxi drivers in London started shouting punchlines at him – that’s when Jonathan Watson knew that Two Doors Down, the BBC Scotland sitcom set in a Glasgow suburb, had gone from slow-burn to blazing.
The yelling is appropriate in itself,…
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