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The case began with the revelation of the secrets of the oldest temple on Earth, Gobekli Tepe, on 25 September 2026. On 12 October 2026, it was reported that two burials changed the understanding of the history of this site. The discussion of the new findings and their significance for archaeology is ongoing.
Estonian researchers conducted a study of plague genomes, revealing that the disease repeatedly returned to various regions of Europe over the centuries, up to the 18th century. This recurrence was linked to wars and climate changes.
Paleontologists re-examined a fossil found 60 years ago and discovered it belongs to an unknown species of amphibians. This 300-million-year-old fossil, which had been stored in a collection for decades, now reveals new details that highlight its uniqueness.
Research revealed that Ukrainians receive gifts from relatives living abroad, helping to maintain emotional connections. It was found that sweets are no longer popular, and Ukrainians value experiences more from their loved ones. This indicates a shift in the desires of Ukrainians regarding gifts during the war.
Astronomers using the James Webb and Hubble telescopes have discovered 27 new mysterious objects beyond Neptune. Initially expecting to find shattered debris, the data revealed something entirely different, opening new avenues for research in this part of the Solar System.
A 2000-year-old ring was discovered in Thailand, potentially shedding light on ancient trade routes. The gold ornament from a burial site likely indicates connections between regions, particularly with India.
Scientists announced the discovery of nine new animal species found in the depths of the ocean near Alaska. This finding resulted from research conducted in the region.
NASA announced the discovery of the largest modern impact crater on the Moon, measuring 222 metres in diameter, formed about two years ago. The impact was caused by a space object the size of a six-storey building, and it is visible even from cosmic scales.
In August 2026, golden trees reminiscent of elements from J.R.R. Tolkien's works were discovered off the coast of Costa Rica. In September of the same year, reports emerged of a new species of coral associated with this 'golden forest'.
Scientists announced the discovery of a new wild cat species, Leopardus tilcayo, in the Yungas forests on the eastern slope of the Andes in Bolivia. This marks the first discovery of a new cat species in 100 years, with additional details about the research being released subsequently.
