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How did hunter-gatherers in southeastern Anatolia quarry, carve, and raise 20-tonne T-shaped limestone pillars into ringed enclosures roughly 6,000 years before Stonehenge, without metal tools or the wheel?
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (510+ words) At Göbekli Tepe, hunter-gatherers raised 20-tonne T-shaped limestone pillars into ringed enclosures around 9600 BCE — 6,000 years before Stonehenge — using flint tools, wooden sledges, log rollers, ropes, and coordinated labour. Here is how the mechanics actually worked. By Science Blog Editorial Team…...
AI Is Learning to Spot Liars by Watching Your Face, Voice, and Words at Once
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (129+ words) Now a wave of researchers is trying to hand that problem to machines, and they’re doing it by abandoning the idea that any single signal is enough. That insight sounds almost obvious once stated. Getting machines to act on it,…...
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5+ mon, 3+ day ago (10+ words) Chimpanzee Civil War Rewrites What We Know About Violence scienceblog.com...
Cells Reorganizing Their Factories May Explain Why We Age
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (916+ words) Artistic render of an endoplasmic reticulum (ER) network transitioning from ER sheet structures (green) to tubular structures (magenta), similar to what is observed during aging in C. elegans. (Kris Burkewitz) IN YOUR body right now, millions of tiny factories are quietly…...
Why Modern Algorithms Still Struggle to Forecast Conflict
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (415+ words) A decade’s worth of conflict data is forcing researchers to confront an uncomfortable truth: the wars we think we understand might defy prediction entirely. Eddie Lee at Vienna’s Complexity Science Hub describes a problem that has frustrated conflict researchers for…...
War's Hidden Legacy Inside Homes
10+ mon, 1+ week ago (497+ words) Even when the gunfire stops, war keeps echoing inside the home. A new University of Michigan study shows that families exposed to political violence are more likely to turn that aggression inward, reshaping the ways parents and children relate long…...
54,000 Gaza Children Wasting Away as Food Access Falters
11+ mon, 3+ day ago (597+ words) The numbers tell a story that unfolds in waves. In January 2024, health workers in Gaza screened 722 children under five for malnutrition. Thirty-four showed signs of acute wasting, their upper arms measuring too thin against calibrated tape. By January 2025, after months…...