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Incêndio florestal numa herdade no concelho de Alcácer do Sal em situação de rescaldo

6 October 2026 at 19:58

Alerta para o incêndio na Herdade do Espim, próximo de Palma, foi dado como dominado às 14:36 hrs.

Esta terça-feira ao início da tarde deflagrou um incêndio numa herdade no concelho de Alcácer do Sal, no distrito de Setúbal, tendo sido dominado às 16:40 hrs, e de imediato iniciada a fase de rescaldo, segundo revelou a Proteção Civil.

Uma fonte do Comando Sub-Regional de Emergência e Proteção Civil do Alentejo Litoral, segundo o Correio da Manhã, indicou à agência Lusa que “o fogo ficou dominado e estão a decorrer os trabalhos de rescaldo”.

O alerta para o fogo foi dado às 14:36 hrs, com as chamas a deflagrarem na Herdade do Espim, perto de Palma, no concelho de Alcácer do Sal, tendo consumido mato e pasto numa área com pinheiros e sobreiros.

Foram mobilizados e estiveram empenhados no combate às chamas 77 operacionais, entre bombeiros, elementos da GNR e sapadores florestais, apoiados por três aeronaves e 28 veículos, incluindo máquinas agrícolas de rastos e tratores.

The Field That Was India Inside Bangladesh Inside India Inside Bangladesh — The World’s Only “Russian Doll” Territory Vanished in 2015

6 October 2026 at 08:55
For decades, one of the oddest spots on the world’s political map was a patch of farmland roughly the size of a soccer pitch. It was called Dahala Khagrabari (enclave number 51) and it belonged to India. It sat inside a piece of Bangladesh, which lay inside a pocket of Indian territory, which was itself […]

Dahala Khagrabari, el único enclave del mundo “dentro de otro enclave dentro de otro enclave”, desapareció en 2015

Durante décadas, uno de los lugares más raros del mapa político del mundo fue una parcela de cultivo de menos de una hectárea. Se llamaba Dahala Khagrabari (enclave número 51), pertenecía a India y estaba rodeada por un trozo de Bangladés, que a su vez estaba dentro de una bolsa de territorio indio, que a […]

Betrayal, corruption and cruelty: ‘I, Claudius’, the series that still explains the world 50 years later

29 September 2026 at 20:32

“By the way, don’t touch the figs.” Actress Siân Phillips has remarked that when she traveled the world, even decades after the premiere of I, Claudius, someone would recognize her voice and ask her to deliver the phrase delivered by her character, the Machiavellian Livia Drusilla. That scene from the series competes in collective imagination with its opening sequence, in which at the start of its 13 episodes, a serpent slithered to threatening music over a tiled mosaic face of Emperor Claudius. There it was in a nutshell: the greatness and filth of a newborn empire already corroded by corruption, the moral sickness that dominated a family, the political intrigues, the personal betrayals, the devastating effects of exercising and coveting power. The influence of I, Claudius can be seen in much more recent television projects, from Game of Thrones to Succession, but it also emerges in the current international political panorama, in the form of leaders like Donald Trump. This year, a half-century will have passed since its first broadcast, but anyone who watches an episode will confirm that it continues to be as relevant as it was back then.

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Derek Jacobi, John Hurt, and George Baker in 'I, Claudius' (1976).

Una pluma descubierta en un excremento fósil explica por qué las aves sobrevivieron al asteroide y el resto de dinosaurios no

En 2016, el paleontólogo David DeMar Jr. avanzaba a gatas por un afloramiento rocoso en el noreste de Montana, buscando fósiles de peces, cuando se topó con un nódulo oscuro, de un tono entre marrón y rojizo, del tamaño aproximado de una cereza grande. Lo recogió, lo observó con una lupa de mano y, en […]

Neanderthals Returned to This Spanish Cave Every Year for Generations — Long Before Homo Sapiens Ever Set Foot Inside

8 September 2026 at 09:14
Deep inside Ojo Guareña, one of the largest cave systems in Europe, in the northern Spanish province of Burgos, archaeologists have spent eleven consecutive summers digging through a single Neanderthal layer. This year’s season, which wrapped up in late August 2026, pushed the excavated area of that layer — known as level 4D — to […]

Neolithic Cannibalism Wasn’t a One-Off: Spanish Caves Show It Happened Again and Again for 1,500 Years

7 September 2026 at 11:35
An international team has re-examined close to a thousand human bones from the caves of Malalmuerzo, Carigüela, and Majolicas, applying direct radiocarbon dating and modern taphonomic analysis — the study of everything that happens to a bone between death and excavation — to material that was first pulled from the ground in the 1970s. The […]

17th-Century Woman’s Grave with “Anti-vampire” Practices Never Before Seen Together Discovered in Poland

26 August 2026 at 09:30
A multidisciplinary team of archaeologists, geneticists, anthropologists, and geologists has unearthed a 17th-century tomb in the Pień cemetery, in north-central Poland, that defies all funeral norms of the time. It is the grave of a woman between 17 and 19 years old, buried with two iron objects that, due to their placement and symbolism, reveal […]

Dramatic rescue of tourist going for a swim, despite warnings (VIDEO)

10 August 2026 at 19:16

Despite the red flags warning of dangerous weather conditions placed on a beach in Chania on the island of Crete, a tourist entered the water risking her own life as well as the lives of those who rushed to rescue her. The 60-year-old woman ignored the warning red flags im Kavros beach in Apokoronas and […]

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