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In Gelterkinden, Baselland Archaeology has unearthed the stone foundation of the 'Weiherhaus', a noble residence from the 14th-15th century that had been sought by historians for nearly 90 years, confirming its location and historical significance.
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Rare Lariosaurus discovery provides new insights into ancient swimming behavior
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Researchers discover first-ever Lariosaurus fossil with preserved skin in Meride, providing new insights into ancient aquatic reptile swimming behavior.
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Schafmatt Observatory observer makes unexpected discovery of asteroid moon, confirmed by German colleagues in groundbreaking astronomical finding.
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Amateur astronomer at Schafmatt Observatory discovers rare asteroid moon, marking significant contribution to space science.
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ETH Zurich scientists reveal groundbreaking discovery about Earth's magnetic field existing over a billion years earlier than previously believed, using advanced computer simulations.
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ETH Zurich researchers reveal groundbreaking evidence that Earth's magnetic field existed over a billion years earlier than previously thought, using advanced computer simulations.
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Amateur fossil hunter makes remarkable discovery of 20,000-year-old woolly mammoth tooth in Limmat River near Baden, providing new insights into Switzerland's prehistoric past.
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Amateur fossil hunter discovers rare Ice Age artifact in Limmat River near Baden, highlighting Switzerland's prehistoric past
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University of Lausanne scientists reveal groundbreaking findings on fossil preservation, showing how animal size and protein content determine fossilization likelihood.
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University of Bern study suggests Mars' distinctive red dust indicates more widespread presence of water in planet's past
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University of Bern researchers discover ferrihydrite as key component of Martian dust, suggesting more widespread presence of water in planet's history.
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Swiss researchers recover fresh meteorite containing previously unknown mineral, marking significant scientific breakthrough.
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University of Bern researchers recover 1.2-million-year-old Antarctic ice core, marking breakthrough for climate research.
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