Steel Was Already In Use In Parts Of Europe During Bronze Age: Study
It was considered by most that steel had only become widespread in Europe under the Roman Empire.
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Scientists Warn That “Green” Alternatives To Plastics Fail To Break Down In Ocean
Scientists warn that green alternatives plastics fail to break down in the ocean and can degrade health of the marine environment.
Top Five Videos From AccuWeather’s Reed Timmer Facing The Most Intense Tornadoes
Timmer has been chasing tornadoes through his entire career that included facing life and death situations capturing the footage.
Top Deadliest Tornado Captures That AccuWeather Has Seen Over The Years
The deadliest tornadoes in the United State have wiped out towns in minutes in all shapes and forms.
The Story Of The Old Man Of The Mountain Is What Many Have Not Known Outside Or Near New England
For generations, the visage of a stony-faced man watched over New Hampshire's Franconia Notch State Park from the cliff side.
Texans Could Face Power Outages This Summer As Heat Waves Test Electrical Grid
Texas utliity officials say a booming population and extreme heat waves may put the state's power grid at risk.
Ancient Egyptian Coffin Lids Undergo CT In Jerusalem
A pair of 2,000-year-old Egyptian coffin lids were brought from the Israel Museum in Jerusalem to a CT scanner on Friday
Israel’s Goal Is To Be AI ‘powerhouse’
Israel's aim is to become a "powerhouse" in the field of Artificial Intelligence, Defense Ministry
Sky’s The Limit For Israeli Autonomous UAV Hunter
Goshawk, an autonomous drone hunter, was one of the revolutionary technology on display at the GoForIsrael conference in Tel Aviv