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HomePortfolioCulture We mapped the ‘super-highways’ the First, Indigenous Australians used to cross the ancient land We mapped the ‘super-highways’ the First, Indigenous Australians used to cross the ancient land The latest research advances our knowledge about the most likely routes those early Australians travelled across this giant continent. (Image: Adobe/dedoma) There are many hypotheses about where the Indigenous ancestors first settled in Australia tens of thousands of years ago, but evidence is scarce. Few archaeological sites date to these early times. Sea levels were much l...

Preliminary Reports Conquest Down in Tennessee Cessna 441, February 7, 2021, Winchester, Tennessee – A Cessna Conquest II crashed on approach to the Winchester, Tennessee, Municipal Airport, killing the airline transport pilot and commercial pilot on board.  The IFR flight from the Thomasville, Georgia, Regional Airport checked in with Bowling Green Approach Control while descending to 4,000 feet msl and was cleared for the RNAV approach to Winchester’s Runway 36.  Radar contact was lost as it descended through 2,300 feet, typical for coverage in that area. The controller’s attempt t...

The state-owned miner said its iron ore production increased 23.3% to 3.86 million tonnes (MT) in December 2020 from 3.13 MT in December 2019.The company's iron ore sales climbed 19.08% to 3.62 MT in December 2020 from 3.04 MT in December 2019. Sequentially, NMDC's production increased nearly 16.27% while sales rose almost 9.7% in December 2020 over November 2020. Shares of NMDC rose 1.7% to Rs 116.35 on Friday. The announcement was made after market hours on Friday, 1 January 2021. NMDC is India's single largest iron ore producer, presently producing about 35 million tonnes of iron ore from ...

Tourists are trekking to Wittenoom in the Pilbara region of Western Australia despite ominous health warnings Asbestos was mined at Wittenoom from 1943 until 1966 when it became unprofitable for the operator, CSR  The town was taken off maps and road signs removed because of the fatally-high levels of asbestos in the air Families and groups of friends are pictured in the former asbestos mining town skylarking and camping out 'Extreme tourists' are seen posing for photographs in front of a run-down cafe, abandoned houses and cars