Pluto's 'Gate to Hell' uncovered in Turkey
A “gate to hell” has emerged from ruins in southwestern Turkey, Italian archaeologists have announced.
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The Hunt for Lost Cities: Photos
Sea Lion Rocks Out to the Beat
Once Ronan, a 3-year-old sea lion, learned how to dance, keeping the beat to new songs came easy. Though it’s hard to tell which is her favorite song. She’s got the moves down pat for “Boogie Wonderland” by Earth, Wind and Fire, “Down on the Corner” by John Fogerty and “Everybody” by the Backstreet Boys.
Tomb of Jesus' Apostle Found In Turkey?
The tomb of Saint Philip, one of the 12 apostles of Jesus Christ, might have been unearthed in southwestern Turkey, according to Italian archaeologists who have been excavating the area for decades.
Top 10 Animal Mysteries and Myths Explained
Animal behavior can often help explain the origin of popular myths and mysteries. Fairy circles, for example, have long puzzled onlookers. These are striking circular patches of perennial grasses with a barren center, which grow in the desert on the southwest coast of Africa.
A “gate to hell” has emerged from ruins in southwestern Turkey, Italian archaeologists have announced.
https://science.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/04/01/17554605-plutos-gate-to-hell-uncovered-in-turkey?lite=
The Hunt for Lost Cities: Photos
Sea Lion Rocks Out to the Beat
Once Ronan, a 3-year-old sea lion, learned how to dance, keeping the beat to new songs came easy. Though it’s hard to tell which is her favorite song. She’s got the moves down pat for “Boogie Wonderland” by Earth, Wind and Fire, “Down on the Corner” by John Fogerty and “Everybody” by the Backstreet Boys.
Tomb of Jesus' Apostle Found In Turkey?
The tomb of Saint Philip, one of the 12 apostles of Jesus Christ, might have been unearthed in southwestern Turkey, according to Italian archaeologists who have been excavating the area for decades.
Top 10 Animal Mysteries and Myths Explained
Animal behavior can often help explain the origin of popular myths and mysteries. Fairy circles, for example, have long puzzled onlookers. These are striking circular patches of perennial grasses with a barren center, which grow in the desert on the southwest coast of Africa.