Older than we ever thought? The tiny fossil clue that could push animal origins back |

Microscopic squiggles found in 890-million-year-old Canadian reef rocks may represent the oldest animal body fossils, potentially pushing back the origin of animal life by 350 million years. Imagine for a second the first animals to appear on our planet. Most likely, your imagination conjures the image of the so-called Cambrian explosion, which was a mysterious…

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Prince William: ‘Don’t drop it,’ said Prince William as Novak Djokovic handed the 2022 Wimbledon trophy to Prince George | World News

During a post-match meeting with champion Novak Djokovic, Prince George was offered the trophy, leading to a humorous moment as his father Prince William playfully warned him not to drop it. Image Credits: X/@Wimbledon (Screenshot) Sitting eagerly in the front row of the iconic Royal Box, Prince George marked an important moment in his childhood…

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Jamsetji Tata: Quote of the day by Jamsetji Tata: “Uncommon thinkers reuse what common thinkers refuse.” | World News

Jamsetji Tata (Image: Wikipedia) Some quotes explain themselves immediately. People read them once, understand the message and move on. Others behave differently. They stay in the mind for a while because the words appear simple at first, but become larger after a little reflection. This quote by Jamsetji Tata belongs to that second category. It…

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China Ai Data Centre: Servers in the ocean: World’s first offshore underwater AI data centre launched in China | World News

China has officially launched the world’s first commercial offshore wind-powered underwater AI data centre off the coast of Shanghai’s Lingang Special Area. The futuristic facility contains nearly 2,000 servers housed inside pressure-resistant underwater modules positioned beside offshore wind turbines. Designed to support artificial intelligence workloads, big data processing and domestic large language model development, the…

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Scientists uncover 40,000-year-old frozen plants beneath ice on Baffin Island |

Image illustrating melting glacial ice exposing resilient tundra plants, a serene yet melancholic testament to Baffin Island’s changing landscape| Image Credit: TIL Creatives With the melting of Arctic ice on the eastern side of Baffin Island in Canada’s Arctic, scientists are uncovering ancient tundra plants that remained buried beneath ice for more than 40,000 years.According…

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Princess Elizabeth: The night Princess Elizabeth slipped unnoticed into Britain’s VE Day celebrations | World News

Britain’s Royal Family, including Princess Elizabeth and Winston Churchill, appear on the Buckingham Palace balcony during VE Day celebrations in London on May 8, 1945| Image Credit: PTI Among all the stories related to VE Day, perhaps none is as timeless as the night when Princess Elizabeth slipped into the jubilant crowds in London and…

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University Of Chicago: Why John D. Rockefeller called the University of Chicago his best investment | World News

Industrialist John D. Rockefeller revolutionized philanthropy by making his University of Chicago donation conditional, demanding local financial buy-in. This strategic approach fostered accountability and community engagement, transforming a seed donation into a self-sustaining powerhouse. The history of modern education in terms of architecture tends to portray the establishment of a research centre for the elites…

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Oprah Winfrey: When Oprah backed Morehouse scholars, the gift reached far beyond tuition | World News

Oprah Winfrey’s $25 million, 30-year endowment to Morehouse College redefines educational philanthropy. Moving beyond mere tuition, this initiative fosters holistic development, including leadership training and global expeditions. The world of higher education often looks at major donations in terms of transactional relief. We tend to think that if an affluent individual pays off a large…

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