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Old Photographs of a New Dinosaur

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Old archives often hold surprises, bringing to light information leading to new discoveries. This is the case of some dinosaur remains unearthed in 1914 at Ain Gedid in the Bahariya Formation (Egypt). Those fossils (fragments of skull, vertebrae, pubis, ischium, femurs, and fibula) were described in 1931 by the German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach, who assigned them to a new genus, Carcharodontosaurus. Unfortunately, the original material was transferred to Munich and was destroyed during World War II. However, in 1996, a carcharodontosaurid skull was discovered in Morocco: thanks to its dental features, it was thought to replace the lost Egyptian remains as the neotype— the single specimen designated as the type of a species or subspecies—of Carcharodontosaurus saharicus. Yet, the comparisons had been superficial, partly because Stromer’s dinosaur seemed irretrievably missing.

The breakthrough came from archival documents. In addition to Stromer’s descriptive drawings and an endoscopic cast of the cranial box kept in Berlin, two photographs of the Egyptian specimen emerged: one, never previously described, held at the Huene Archive of the University of Tübingen, and a second one showing the jaw in medial view, recently rediscovered, taken while the specimen was on display at the “Alte Akademie” in Munich, the paleontological museum before its destruction in 1944.

New data reveal that the Egyptian fossil differs significantly from the Moroccan one. In other words, it is not Carcharodontosaurus saharicus, but a new genus and a distinct species. Major differences include a medially inclined nasal articulation, the development of the antorbital fossa emargination on the nasals, a small nasal horn, more pronounced rugosities on the nasal and maxillary bones, more symmetrical teeth, and peculiarities in the cerebral endocast— the internal imprint of the skull. Current estimates suggest that this new dinosaur was almost 10 meters long.

These features led researchers to name the new species Tameryraptor markgrafi. “Tameryraptor” combines Ta-mery (an ancient Egyptian appellation meaning “beloved land”) with the Latin word raptor (“thief, predator”), while “markgrafi” honors Richard Markgraf, the Austrian collector who discovered many fossils later studied by Stromer. With this discovery, the history of Egyptian fossils gains a new chapter, sparked by black-and-white snapshots.

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Astronomers recently identified a massive asteroid known as 2024 YR4, which poses a potential threat to Earth. The asteroid, approximately the size of the Statue of Liberty, has generated significant concern following the increase in its estimated impact probability for a potential collision with Earth on December 2, 2032.  Discovery and Current Status Discovered in December 2023 through…

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SPACE TIME CURVATURE

when large objects are appeared in space it will be curved because of mass of that object.

anything with mass-including your body- the space will be bend. and the warp or bend depend on its mass. a small  object  with huge mass creates a more  bend  than a large object with a small mass.

depth of the warp means the strength of the gravity.

theory of relativity predicts that a  sufficient compact mass deform space time to form black hole. black holes have more gravity as well as huge mass. as far as black hole conserned have great gravity. particle or even electromagnetic radiation such as light can't escape from it.

our sun created a space time curvature, our  planets including earth in which we live revolving around the sun because of that curve (as well as moons around it's mother planets)

i will show you through an experiment:

:-)we can concider a plane sheet, and we put something that have some mass. can you guess what will happen? yes it will make a warp or bend.

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Old Photographs of a New Dinosaur

ESP version ITA version

Old archives often hold surprises, bringing to light information leading to new discoveries. This is the case of some dinosaur remains unearthed in 1914 at Ain Gedid in the Bahariya Formation (Egypt). Those fossils (fragments of skull, vertebrae, pubis, ischium, femurs, and fibula) were described in 1931 by the German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach, who assigned them to a new genus, Carcharodontosaurus. Unfortunately, the original material was transferred to Munich and was destroyed during World War II. However, in 1996, a carcharodontosaurid skull was discovered in Morocco: thanks to its dental features, it was thought to replace the lost Egyptian remains as the neotype— the single specimen designated as the type of a species or subspecies—of Carcharodontosaurus saharicus. Yet, the comparisons had been superficial, partly because Stromer’s dinosaur seemed irretrievably missing.

The breakthrough came from archival documents. In addition to Stromer’s descriptive drawings and an endoscopic cast of the cranial box kept in Berlin, two photographs of the Egyptian specimen emerged: one, never previously described, held at the Huene Archive of the University of Tübingen, and a second one showing the jaw in medial view, recently rediscovered, taken while the specimen was on display at the “Alte Akademie” in Munich, the paleontological museum before its destruction in 1944.

New data reveal that the Egyptian fossil differs significantly from the Moroccan one. In other words, it is not Carcharodontosaurus saharicus, but a new genus and a distinct species. Major differences include a medially inclined nasal articulation, the development of the antorbital fossa emargination on the nasals, a small nasal horn, more pronounced rugosities on the nasal and maxillary bones, more symmetrical teeth, and peculiarities in the cerebral endocast— the internal imprint of the skull. Current estimates suggest that this new dinosaur was almost 10 meters long.

These features led researchers to name the new species Tameryraptor markgrafi. “Tameryraptor” combines Ta-mery (an ancient Egyptian appellation meaning “beloved land”) with the Latin word raptor (“thief”), while “markgrafi” honors Richard Markgraf, the Austrian collector who discovered many fossils later studied by Stromer. With this discovery, the history of Egyptian fossils gains a new chapter, sparked by black-and-white snapshots.

See You Soon and Good Science!

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Master Regulator of Cellular Aging discovered - Science, Astronomy, Medical News & Updates

Master Regulator of Cellular Aging discovered – Science, Astronomy, Medical News & Updates

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