• Neanderthal ‘minibrains’ grown in dish

  At least two research teams are engineering stem cells to include Neanderthal genes and growing them into “minibrains” that reflect the influence of that ancient DNA.

• Stonehenge Builders Used Pythagoras’ Theorem 2,000 Years Before He Was Born

  Authors have used the geometry of the blocks making up the henge to suggest their creators knew a thing or two about the relationship between a hypotenuse and its opposing sides.

• This Magical Tree Produces 40 Different Types of Fruit

  It looks like a normal tree, but in spring the plant reveals a patchwork of blossoms, which turn into an array of plums, peaches, apricots, nectarines, cherries and almonds during the summer months.

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On Writing (2)

I’m at home in the UK completing the writing my next book, ‘America Before’. Over past few days, digging into the mystery of the incredible Newark and High Bank earthworks in Ohio, I broke my own writing rules. On two days my output didn’t exceed 500 words a day. On […]

Graham Hancock | 9th May 2018

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