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200 Year Old Skeleton Found : Archaeologist identified man who fought with British troops as Friedrich Brandt

200 Year Old Skeleton Found : Archaeologist identified man who fought with British troops as Friedrich Brandt

A “UNIQUE” 200-year-old skeleton discovered beneath a car park at the battlefield of Waterloo has been identified as a hunchback Hanoverian trained in the East Sussex resort of Bexhill-on-Sea. The soldier has been identified as Friedrich Brandt, 23, a member of the King’s German Legion of George III, killed by Napoleon’s troops with a musket ball between his ribs.

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Messages from ALIENS? Mystery of strange radio bursts from space

Messages from ALIENS? Mystery of strange radio bursts from space

Mysterious bursts of energy coming from space align in a mathematical pattern, and so could be emanating from alien technology, according to scientists. Blitzars, which last only about a millisecond, have been detected by telescopes since about 2001 and have been heard ten times since. And nobody really knows where they come from, or why they happen.

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B.C. launches fight against invasive mussels, Report

B.C. launches fight against invasive mussels, Report

The Provincial Government is pouring in $1.3 million into a preventative program towards early detection and rapid response against invasive and potentially costly mussels. The funding announcement was made Tuesday morning on the edge of Okanagan Lake in Kelowna.

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Researchers Recorded Hottest Day In Antarctica Last Week

Researchers Recorded Hottest Day In Antarctica Last Week

Antarctica hottest day at 63.3°F drags climate change debate to forefront. The temperature was recorded at Argentina’s Esperanza Base on the northern tip of the Antarctica Peninsula. According to the Weather Underground, this peninsula is one of the fastest warming spots on Earth.

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Backpacking birds prove long-shot theory, Study

Backpacking birds prove long-shot theory, Study

For decades, it’s been the stuff of birding legend: Each fall, fist-sized songbirds called blackpoll warblers leave the spruce forests of New England and eastern Canada and fly south across the open ocean toward South America. Now, improbable though it seems, the rumors have been proven true. A research team led by an ecologist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst …

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Researchers Unearth Ancient Lobster-Like Creature

Researchers Unearth Ancient Lobster-Like Creature

Scientists at the University of Toronto have discovered a 508 million-year-old lobster whose relative looks to have first appeared back in the waters of Canada some 250 million years before the dinosaurs first appeared. The ancient creature also looks to have been connected to both butterflies and spiders. Officials have dubbed the species Yawunik kootenayi.

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