Emma

Emma Smith is a thought-provoker and a writer at Run Down Bulletin. With a talent for crafting compelling arguments, she provides insightful and thought-provoking coverage of the most pressing opinion

A public housing project reveals an archaeological treasure in France

A public housing project reveals an archaeological treasure in France

Construction has recently begun on a social housing project in a city in the south of France, and the work has led to the discovery of pieces of history buried in the ground. According to Press release issued last Tuesday (9) by the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP), archaeologists were called to […]

Mystery! Unprecedented ancient monument found in France

Mystery! Unprecedented ancient monument found in France

The archaeologists of the National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (Inrap) have a new mystery on their hands. They found an unprecedented monument in France, unmatched by anything they already knew and containing artefacts dating from the Neolithic to the Iron Age. They will also conduct investigations to understand what the building is about and […]

The group asks NASA for help… finding the Loch Ness Monster

The group asks NASA for help… finding the Loch Ness Monster

One of the most famous urban legends of our time is, without a doubt, that of the Loch Ness Monster. And not so much in our time. There are centuries-old accounts of people seeing the creature. But they are nothing more than reports. The closest thing to “proving” the monster’s existence was a dubious photograph […]

Potentially dangerous asteroid passed close to Earth

Potentially dangerous asteroid passed close to Earth

Asteroids constantly pass close to Earth. Some of these receive special attention and are classified as “potentially dangerous” by NASA due to their distance from our planet, such as 2013 NK4, which approached us last Monday (15), at 3.2 million kilometers of distance. That’s eight times the distance between the Earth and the Moon. That […]

Brazil helps find most complete marine dinosaur fossil

Brazil helps find most complete marine dinosaur fossil

A group of scientists, including a Syrian-Brazilian researcher, has found the most complete (and perhaps the oldest) skeleton of a plesiosaur, a marine dinosaur, in the Middle East. They found the skeleton in the mountains of Palmyra, Syria. The results of the study, reported by the newspaper The globe, strengthen the thesis that the region […]

The Winchcombe meteorite has a history full of collisions

The Winchcombe meteorite has a history full of collisions

The Winchcombe meteorite, which fell from the skies of Gloucestershire, UK on 28 February 2021, has revealed its dramatic past through meticulous scientific analysis. A recent study published in the journal Meteoritics and Planetary Science outlines the meteorite’s origins, revealing a tumultuous journey marked by cosmic collisions and alterations by water. The meteorite, fragments of […]

The planet covered by an ocean of boiling water generates an impasse among scientists

The planet covered by an ocean of boiling water generates an impasse among scientists

A team of astronomers has made a surprising discovery. Using data from NASA’s James Webb Telescope, researchers have discovered an exoplanet located 70 light-years from Earth that may be entirely covered by an ocean of boiling water. The exoplanet is part of a system known as TOI-270 and has been named TOI-270 d. According to […]

Small 5G towers can increase cellphone battery life by 50%

Small 5G towers can increase cellphone battery life by 50%

Researchers at the University of California found that building several small 5G towers – instead of one large tower – could increase cell phone battery life by 50%. The team published a study on the discovery, reported by New scientist last Wednesday (10). Scientists suggest that urban areas should use a system of smaller towers, […]

Gold one atom thick is created in the laboratory

Gold one atom thick is created in the laboratory

Researchers at Linköping University in Sweden have revealed a particular form of gold, called “goldene”, which exists as a sheet of unique thickness. The search for ever finer forms of gold has fascinated goldsmiths throughout history. Now, through a modern chemical approach, scientists have achieved the seemingly impossible: creating a gold material only one atom […]

The wines of the Roman Empire era were produced in the best possible way

The wines of the Roman Empire era were produced in the best possible way

The history of wine is related to that of the ancient Romans. For many researchers the ancient drink would have an unpleasant taste. But a new study conducted by scientists from the University of Verona and Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński disputes this view. According to scientists, ancient Roman terracotta vessels were porous, unlike modern metal or […]