Europe Experiencing New Phase of COVID-19 Infections: WHO Warns the Continent Is Now Back at the Epicenter

Medicine & Technology Nov 09, 2021

The World Health Organization (WHO) warns about the rising COVID-19 cases and deaths in Europe, wherein over half of the cases worldwide are recorded in the continent.

Will You Eat Lab-Grown Fish Fingers? Famous Maker of Birds Eye Exploring Cell-Cultured Seafood Products

Sep 16, 2021

The maker of Birds Eye fish fingers is exploring seafood products grown from cells in a laboratory in a bid to safeguard the long-term sustainability of fish resources.

Precise Dating of Laacher See Volcano Eruption in Germany Identified by Scientists

Jul 02, 2021

Experts have successfully redated the eruption of the Laacher See volcano. The redating is a key to a more diverse study regarding the massive shift in European climate dynamics.

Infinity Pool Believed as Gateway to Another Realm Unearthed, Reveals Bronze Age Religious Rituals

Jul 01, 2021

An ancient infinity pool unearthed in Italy was believed to be a significant part of a religious attempt to have a glance of another realm.

Europe's Oldest Map Carved in Forgotten Stone Slab Rediscovered in France

Apr 08, 2021

A forgotten stone slab first discovered 100 years ago has been rediscovered by modern archaeologists who believe that it is Europe's oldest map.

Genetic Analysis of Ancient Massacre Reveals Large Scale Indiscriminate Killing

Mar 11, 2021

An international team of researchers conducted genetic analysis on the remains from an ancient massacre site in Croatia - revealing what might be the oldest instance of indiscriminate killing to date.

Walrus Ivory Holds the Clue to the Lost Norse Civilization in Greenland

Feb 11, 2021

Norse civilization in Greenland was able to thrive in the harsh conditions of the environment by forging a lucrative ivory market.

Scientists Found the World's Oldest Python Fossil That Lived 48 Million Years Ago

Dec 17, 2020

Scientists have discovered the oldest python fossil in the world that lived over 48 million years ago in what is now known as Germany.

Seal Populations in Europe Increased Due to COVID-19 Lockdowns

Dec 05, 2020

Lockdowns created a positive impact on the populations of some wildlife.

UK May Be the First Country to Authorize COVID-19 Vaccine

Dec 02, 2020

This raises the prospect of immunizations in the UK starting weeks ahead of the rest of Europe.

Odeuropa Project to Recreate the Smell of 16th Century Europe

Nov 18, 2020

Odeuropa project will recreate the scents of 16th century Europe with the help of AI to spot references of smells in old texts and create an encyclopedia of scents.

Europe's Second Wave of Lockdowns Met With Protests and Opposition

Nov 03, 2020

The WHO says that the continent is the world's epicenter once again as governments try to contain the rapid spread of the virus and protect the healthcare system from collapsing.

Three-Wheeled Flying Car Can Now Legally Operate in European Highways

Nov 02, 2020

The £270,000 three-wheeled flying car was given a permit to operate on European highways.

A New Study Finds Europe Losing More Than $190 Billion To Air Pollution Every Year

Oct 21, 2020

A group of environmental think-tanks reports that air pollution costs Europeans more than 160 billion euros, or more than $190 billion, every year from short-term and long-term health effects.

Not All Vikings Were Scandinavian, Experts Reveal in a New Study

Sep 17, 2020

The Vikings were a people feared by many for their raids, piracy, and violence. However, new DNA evidence shows that not all Vikings came from Scandinavia as previously thought. Geneticists discover how widespread the Vikings had been all over Europe.