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History

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Why Does Sonar Keep Fooling Earhart Searchers?

Despite $11 million spent on private expeditions and advanced satellite analysis, the mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance remains unsolved. Recent high-pr…

Science Technology History

Henrik Mägi · Oct 19, 2026 • 13:32

The Tallinn Glue that Bound the Bauhaus Together

The story of the Luther factory in Tallinn is the story of how a small Baltic workshop became the material backbone of global modernism. By mastering the scienc…

Estonia Business Technology

Henrik Mägi · Sep 19, 2026 • 07:36

Gloria Steinem's Legacy Is Yours Now

Gloria Steinem passed away at 92, leaving behind a world where 41% of American women still face severe reproductive restrictions. Her legacy is not just a memor…

World Politics Gloria Steinem

Tuuli Rebane · Sep 03, 2026 • 12:19

Vienna Museum Heist: 4 Million Euro Diamond Theft via Hammer

A daylight robbery at Vienna's MAK museum has left investigators baffled after two men used a simple hammer to steal a 4 million euro royal necklace. This follo…

Crime World Vienna Museum Heist

Tony Varga · Sep 01, 2026 • 11:17

Aristotle as Forgery: China's Academic Pseudo-History

A Beijing organization founded in 2019 has become the institutional home of China's pseudo-history movement, whose university-affiliated members claim that Aris…

World Opinion China

Henrik Mägi · Aug 18, 2026 • 06:28

World's Oldest Timber Joint Predates Our Species by 176,000 Years

Two logs joined by a deliberate notch, found at Kalambo Falls in Zambia, have been dated to 476,000 years old — predating our species by more than 170,000 years…

Science World Archaeology

Henrik Mägi · Aug 16, 2026 • 16:00

How did Zhu Rongji’s 1994 tax reform build the modern Chinese state?

Zhu Rongji acted as the architect of modern China by dismantling the 'iron rice bowl' and integrating the nation into the WTO. This article examines the ruthles…

Finance World China

Rein Kaljumäe · Aug 12, 2026 • 13:26

The Amazon's Lost City: Aquiry Civilization Discovered

New LiDAR research from the University of Helsinki has revealed the Aquiry civilization, a massive network of engineered landscapes in the Amazon. Supporting up…

Science Environment Archaeology

Henrik Mägi · Aug 02, 2026 • 14:38

Was the Stonehenge prototype built with wood in Bulford?

Archaeologists in Bulford have uncovered two massive timber pits that served as the original blueprint for Stonehenge’s solar alignment. Dating back to 3000 BC,…

Science History Stonehenge

Henrik Mägi · Jun 18, 2026 • 09:15