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In 2005, conservation scientist Julian Bayliss spotted a vast Mozambique rainforest on Google Earth; in 2008, a 28-scientist expedition found three new butterfly species and a new snake

Landsat satellite image of Mount Mabu as seen on Google Earth.Photo: science.nasa.gov In 2005, conservation scientist Julian Bayliss was searching Google Earth for mountainous green areas in northern Mozambique when he noticed a large, unexplained patch of forest. The image suggested that the high-elevation area might receive enough rainfall to support an important ecosystem, but…

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In 2017, excavation work uncovered 1812 wooden water mains beneath Philadelphia’s Spruce Street, revealing the city’s early water network | World News

PC: Philadelphia Water Department, Workers replacing a water main on Philadelphia’s Spruce Street in 2017 uncovered wooden water mains dating back to the early 19th century. The pipes were found during excavation along the 900 block of Spruce Street on 3 May, and research by Adam Levine, PWD’s historical consultant, indicates the main was most…

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Iran warns of renewed US attack, says it is ‘ready to inflict greater damage’

Iran’s army voices readiness for potential renewed US attack. (AP) Iran on Sunday warned that the United States could launch a renewed attack, saying Tehran was prepared for a confrontation and would inflict “greater damage” on Washington, according to Iranian state media.Iranian army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said the country’s armed forces were fully prepared for…

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‘Didn’t collect ID documents’: Guwahati homestay where student, ‘lover’ stayed 5 times in a month sealed | Guwahati News

GUWAHATI: Police on Sunday sealed a homestay on the outskirts of Guwahati where a Gauhati University student was found unconscious and later died, after investigators found that the establishment had not collected mandatory identification documents from her and her alleged companion, officials said.Nimisha Thakuria was found in a critical condition at Rudra’s Kitchen homestay in…

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Three matches in 24 hours! PV Sindhu criticises Asian Games badminton schedule | Asian Games 2026 News

PV Sindhu has criticised the badminton schedule at the Asian Games after playing three singles matches in less than 24 hours.The Indian shuttler played twice on Saturday, with her third-round match finishing after midnight. She was back on court on Sunday afternoon for her quarterfinal against China’s Chen Yufei, which she lost.“Not really, because the…

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