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Why archaeologists keep finding ancient cities beneath modern ones

Throughout history, ancient cities were frequently reconstructed at the same sites due to their inherent strategic benefits. Such locations provided essential resources like water, access to trade routes, and fertile land, which were valued across generations. As populations expanded, they built upon the existing infrastructure, resulting in the formation of layered urban landscapes. This progression

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Blind man escaped 9/11 by walking down 78 flights with help from guide dog

During the harrowing 9/11 attacks, Michael Hingson’s guide dog, Roselle, became his lifeline, leading him down seventy-eight floors from the north tower. Together with his colleague David Frank, they managed to escape the crumbling World Trade Center amid chaos. While firefighters bravely climbed upward, Hingson and Frank made their way to safety. In the aftermath,

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Philadelphia student analysed 600+ works and found Mozart less predictable

Eighteen-year-old Linus Chen-Plotkin from Philadelphia has created a groundbreaking study on the genius of Mozart. Using statistical tests to evaluate melody predictability, he found that Mozart’s music demonstrated significantly lower predictability than that of his contemporaries. This unique characteristic allowed him to both adhere to classical standards and surprise his audience, offering fresh insights into

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Woman declared foreigner, sent to Bangladesh without hearing, HC orders Rs 2 lakh

The Gauhati high court ordered compensation for a woman deported without notice. Authorities must now provide declared foreigners tribunal opinions before detention. Mumtaz Begum was sent to Bangladesh after a tribunal decision. Her husband received interim compensation for the wrongful deportation. The court mandated informing families and providing free copies of opinions.

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Don’t let ‘regressive men’ run religion: CJP’s Dipke on Eiffel Tower row

Eiffel Tower staff protested after female employees were allegedly moved during a BAPS delegation visit. The company operating the tower acknowledged the delegation’s request for limited interactions with women. This incident sparked outrage among employees and French political leaders. Paris Mayor called the arrangements unacceptable and unacceptable for foreign visitors. The BAPS Hindu temple in

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AI boom puts US universities under pressure; GWU Virginia campus sale shows why

American universities are increasingly selling land to data centers for AI infrastructure projects. George Washington University sold its Virginia campus to Amazon Data Services for significant funds. This sale aims to strengthen the university’s long-term financial position and support academic missions. The University of Michigan is building its own AI computing center for research purposes.

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Sam Altman aimed for ‘automated research intern’ in 2025, now OpenAI shares update

OpenAI has created an automated research intern, and aims for an independent AI scientist by 2028. Autonomous programming tools now manage laboratory operations and corporate troubleshooting tasks. Researcher compute token consumption has significantly increased over recent months. This rapid AI evolution divides the technology sector between enthusiasts and skeptics. Many companies previously encouraged AI use

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‘I was disrespected’: Ex-Pak coach names ‘untouchable’ figure behind England mess

Gillespie, who was appointed Pakistan’s head coach in April 2024 and resigned in December that year, said he was brought in with a clear vision of rebuilding Pakistan’s fast-bowling culture. According to him, that plan changed after Javed became the chief selector.

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