[ad_1] OLD WIPEOUT Preliminary evidence indicates that a low-level meteor burst about 3,700 years ago destroyed towns, villages and farmland north of the Dead Sea (shown in the background above) , making …
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[ad_1] Scientists believe they have discovered a scientific explanation for why the biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed nearly 4,000 years ago. According to scientists, a low-level meteorological explosion caused …
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[ad_1] The explosion has lined the map several settlements located around the Dead Sea, making it uninhabitable for centuries. The ancient biblical city of Sodom was not only a real place, it …
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[ad_1] An asteroid that exploded in an air explosion may have destroyed the city of Tall el-Hammam from the Bronze Age 3700 years ago, archaeologists said on Saturday. The city, located in …
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[ad_1] The effect would have been of Biblical proportions: an overheated asteroid exploding into a huge fireball and a shockwave over the Dead Sea. The discovery and radiocarbon dating of unusual minerals …
Read More »[ad_1] Herb Scribner Deseret News There’s a new augmented reality video game akin to “Pokemon Go” that lets players collect saints and notable religious figures on the go, the Italian newspaper Corriere …
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