Dead Sea Scroll fragments ‘suspicious’
QUESTIONS have been raised about the authenticity of 70 supposedly new fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The Editorial Team
Latest
Australia set to rejoin space race
AN Australian team could be set to revolutionise interplanetary travel after their new engine prototype got fast-tracked to be tested on the International Space Station.
Large Chinese strike force probes Japan
JAPAN has reacted with alarm after China surged 40 fighters and bombers past its islands during a drill designed to test their ability to enforce a controversial ‘air defence zone’.
Heatwaves too intense for our plants
AUSTRALIA’S outback is getting hotter. A global study has revealed longer and more intense heatwaves are rapidly pushing our plants and crops towards breaking point.
China and Russia ‘seize, control’ islands
CHINESE bombers have pushed deep into the Pacific as Beijing and Moscow’s forces start practising a naval assault.
We found another ‘Dyson sphere’
AS IF the the first discovery wasn’t confusing enough, we now appear to have two stars that are masked by “alien megastructures”.
What can a tyrant teach us about Trump?
RODRIGO Duterte promised a “bloodbath” among drug dealers if he was elected Philippines president. That raises questions about the other big-mouthed bullyboy of politics.
China boasts of new ‘super bomber’
BEIJING says it’s building a new type of strategic bomber to ‘significantly increase’ the nation’s long-range strike capability.
Is this Solomon’s palace?
A MONUMENTAL palace from the era of Israel’s King Solomon has been uncovered in the ancient royal city of Gezer, sparking new hope of evidence for the elusive biblical king.
No, that ain’t an alien signal
A RUSSIAN radio telescope sparked a frenzy earlier this week, with reports it had received a ‘signal’ from outer space. But alien hunters SETI now say it’s a case of mistaken identity.
Original URL: https://www.news.com.au/the-team/jamie-seidel/page/117