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A 12,000-Year-Old Chamber at Karahantepe Is About to Be Opened

Heavy slabs still cover a small room inside one of Karahantepe’s most unusual Neolithic buildings. Archaeologists plan to enter it from above during the 2026 excavation season, opening a space that may have remained closed for roughly 12,000 years.

  1. Did People Live at Göbekli Tepe? The Houses Are Changing Its Story

  2. Scientists Read 4,000-Year-Old Letters Without Opening Their Clay Envelopes

  3. How Can Archaeologists Date a Ditch That Has Almost Disappeared?

  4. Archaeologists Used Light to Date a Faint Neolithic Enclosure in Suffolk

Investigative Reports

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  1. Fifth U.S. UAP Release: What the Government Files Show

  2. The August 12 Total Solar Eclipse: Where to See It—and Why NASA Is Flying Through Its Shadow

  3. This research paper claims Giza pyramids are 12,000 years old

  4. If GPS Went Dark, What Would Fail First?

Cosmos

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Curiosity Finds a Vast Honeycomb Landscape on Mars

Curiosity has photographed a broad field of polygonal fractures in a Martian valley, giving scientists another look at the water, sediment, and temperature changes that shaped the planet’s past.

  1. What Happens When a Star Runs Out of Fuel?

  2. NASA Is Extending GPS-Style Navigation to the Moon With a Tiny Receiver

  3. How Do Astronomers Find Exoplanets When They Cannot See Most of Them?

  4. Webb May Have Found the Family Tree of the Little Red Dots

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