Over the past couple of decades, there have been amazing discoveries of sarcophagi

30 Interesting Scientific Inventions and Discoveries

Over the past couple of decades, there have been amazing discoveries of sarcophagi, pyramids, temples, lost cities, rare fossils, and a whole lot more. Farmers use drones to make the exact use of pesticides and other agricultural materials. Energy-saving technologies of drones eliminate the need for the manual labor of many hired workers and help companies to provide their services/products easily and quickly. The rapidly increasing use of blockchain technology will affect all industries.

We bet that very few of us have held a $1,000 bill or a sperm whale tooth. And those who were lucky enough to see these things in person took a photo of them and showed them to other internet users. A drone can its tasks at a minimum height and a very small area. It allows you to follow the route exactly and achieve the maximum quality and productivity of the work. Food delivery through drones, treatment of crops from pests with the help of drones, saves both time and money. Today, finger print evidence is the most popular forensic technique used by police officers.

From 32,000-year-old seeds found 38 meters below permafrost, Russian scientists were able to cultivate this plant.

In 1963 the construction of a dam and reservoir in Cáceres, Spain, saw the epasaka megalithic monument dubbed the Spanish Stonehenge become flooded and then submerged. As the water levels fluctuated over the years, the top of the stone circle sometimes became visible above the surface. While the Dolmen of Guadalperal is a rediscovery, it is still an amazing find, especially for those who believed it to be an urban legend. Jamie founded Listverse due to an insatiable desire to share fascinating, obscure, and bizarre facts. He has been a guest speaker on numerous national radio and television stations and is a five time published author. The world around us is really diverse and full of new and unexpected things.

The simple reality is that our living conditions are constantly changing. So, what we used on the last day, may no longer be needed for the next day/week/year. Therefore, researchers have created 4D printers that surprisingly adapt to all types of changes in the environment, damage and other potential hazards automatically. It will transform the paper printing industry up to a great extent. The discovery of the wheel may be the greatest scientific discovery ever.

No, this is not a time period for brief, loud radio commercials. First found in 2007, these are fast alerts from area, which can be alerts coming from collapsing black holes, vitality from one thing referred to as cosmic strings, and even alien messages. As someone who hates picking up the phone when I don't know who's calling, it's hard to remember a time before caller ID. But it's actually been less than 20 years since phones started incorporating their own displays and showing who's calling.

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Range Creek belonged to Waldo Wilcox, and he famously spent 50 years keeping people off his land. The ranch lies deep in the Book Cliffs region in Utah, and Wilcox and his family simply tried to ignore the important ruins that dotted their land. Alongside the pit houses and human bones lay scattered arrowheads, ceramic shards, and the remains of stone tools. However, Wilcox ultimately did archaeologists a favor by keeping people away from Range Creek, as it meant that the site had been left undisturbed by curious visitors.

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The archeologists later found out that the foot was that of a wingless bird named Moa that is now extinct. It actually had completely disappeared from the world about 2000 years ago. The wingless Moa was a huge and heavy bird which weighed up to 250 kg.