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Mark your calendar for April 13, 2029: A huge asteroid will fly by earth
Dubbed Apophis, after the Egyptian God of destruction, the giant asteroid will fly by earth at a distance of merely 18,640 miles, close enough to be seen with the naked eye
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05.17.24
Red squirrels instrumental in spreading leprosy in medieval England, study finds
New study sheds light on mysterious development of leprosy strain across UK, suggesting red squirrels were main agents of contraction for humans
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05.14.24
Insulin in capsule may replace injections for diabetics
International team of researchers develops method using nanotechnology, for diabetics to take insulin orally in the future; the experiments on animals prove successful; human trials to begin next year
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05.13.24
Archaeologists on brink of uncovering Augustus' final resting place
Villa, entombed by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, may contain artifacts linked to Emperor Augustus's death; is this the key to locating where the esteemed Roman emperor died?
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05.08.24
'May no one yell at you anymore, 'Stop, Jew'': Moving Holocaust-era correspondence
Handed over to Yad Vashem Museum, the dedication book features testimonies and correspondence between both Holocaust victims and survivors; One correspondence showed a girl writing another girl about how they hope for the end of the horrors, but unfortunately, neither survived
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05.06.24
Solution to global cocoa crisis may come from Gaza border region
Amid soaring cocoa prices due to shortages worldwide, unique experiments by the Volcani Institute may lead to the development of a resilient Israeli cocoa strain capable of withstanding climate crises
Shani Ashkenazi, Yogev Israeli
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04.25.24
Voldemort returns: experts find new ant species in Australia
Researcher says Leptanilla voldemort are extremely small and nearly translucent ants that have evolved to operate best in subterranean habitats
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04.24.24
Crystalized in amber: Israeli researchers uncover a type of bug from 99 million years ago
Researchers say ancient bug encased in amber from Myanmar exhibits unique features previously unseen in insects preserved in amber
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04.24.24
From Jeremiah through to Maimonides and the Lavon Affair: the history of Egypt's Jewish Community
Home to some of Judaism's greatest thinkers, the Land of the Nile's once-bustling Jewish community left behind 2,500 years of rich cultural heritage, from antiquity through Maimonides in Medieval times and the ultimate expulsion of the Jews under the Nasser regime
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04.22.24
'Bible says Children of Israel left Egypt with great wealth, we left with nothing'
Moshe Saban-Cohen and Matild Cohen-Levi, who made Aliyah to Israel from Egypt, recall their memories of the Nile and the reasons they left their wealth behind to start over in the Promised Land
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04.22.24
Once a thriving community: 2,500-year Jewish legacy in Egypt reduced to memories
Did the Hebrews truly serve as slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt? When and why did Jews return to the country? Which notable Jewish figures resided there, what have we learned from the Cairo Geniza, and which war led to the community's disintegration? Also, memories of days gone by | a special project
Matan Shor, Itzchak Tessler, Yogev Israeli
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04.22.24
Survived the Ice Age, but not mankind: The story of the blue antelope
The blue antelope, belonging to the Hippotraginae subfamily, once roamed Africa but was driven to extinction by man in the modern era; DNA analysis of museum sample provides insight into the evolutionary history and extinction of this mysterious species
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04.20.24
How Pluto got its heart
Researchers suggest that Pluto's heart-shaped feature, known as a planetary splat, likely resulted from an oblique collision with a slow-moving celestial body early in its history, shaping its distinct appearance
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04.18.24
Milky Way galaxy played major role in Egyptian beliefs, study finds
New study citing ancient Egyptian source presents compelling argument, saying the astronomical body was seen as the embodiment of a primordial deity
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04.15.24
Rare pine processionary parade captured on film in southern Israel
The pine processionary's distinctive look is fascinating yet hazardous to touch; these caterpillars form train-like processions around pine trees, but what drives these remarkable formations?
Gilad Carmeli, Yogev Israeli
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04.07.24
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