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William S. Sadler

Exploring Urmia Lectures: A Guide to Uranita Book’s Insights

Ancient, Archaeology, Urmia / By

“Exploring Urmia Lectures: A Guide to Uranita Book’s Insights” Discover the enlightening teachings of the Uranita Book through our comprehensive guide to Urmia lectures. Dive into the profound insights offered by this renowned spiritual text, as we navigate the key concepts and ideas presented in these thought-provoking lectures. Gain a deeper understanding of the Uranita Book’s wisdom and embark on a transformative journey of exploration.

Chamran (Ferdowsi) Urmia high school: history, role and importance

Science, History / By

Chamran (Ferdowsi) High School is one of the most famous high schools in Urmia city, which works in the field of high school education in the field of mathematics and physics. This high school is named after Shahid Chamran and Ferdowsi to emphasize the history and cultural and social values ​​of this city. In the …

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Kushan Scripts

The ancient unknown script was decoded 70 years after it was first discovered

Archaeology, History / By

Researchers have deciphered more than half of the characters of the so-called “Kushan script” by comparing them with inscriptions in an ancient language known as the Bactrian language. Researchers have partially deciphered the “unknown Kushan script” — a writing system that has puzzled linguists since it was first discovered in the 1950s. Researchers deciphered the …

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Fish declared ‘un-extinct’ after surprise comeback

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Conservationists are celebrating the return of the Tequila fish to Mexico’s rivers nearly two decades after going extinct © Chester Zoo The Tequila fish has been successfully reintroduced into the wild some 18 years after it was first reported as “missing” from its native habitat in Mexico and declared extinct, potentially offering a lifeline to …

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130 wildlife species in danger of extinction in Iran

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     There are 1,300 species of animals in the country, 130 of which are endangered and threatened, Hassan Akbari, deputy head of natural environment and biodiversity of the Department of Environment (DOE), has said. Asiatic cheetahs, great bustard, Siberian crane, Persian onager, and some reptiles and amphibians are among the endangered and threatened species, …

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Algal bloom a colorful threat to aquatic ecosystem

ecology / By

“Algal blooms” have negative effects on aquatic environments and bring losses to the fisheries sector, which is mainly caused by various factors such as climate change, rising temperatures, the entry of industrial, domestic, agricultural, and human effluents. An algal bloom or algae bloom is a rapid increase or accumulation in the population of algae in …

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Black hole eruption as big as 16 Moons captured in most comprehensive image

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Scientists have captured images of a supermassive black hole some 12 million light years from Earth A screenshot showing the radio galaxy, Centaurus A, which hosts the closest actively feeding black hole to Earth. © YouTube / SciTech Daily A new study of the nearest actively feeding supermassive black hole has revealed that the space …

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