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China produces 4,800 tons of roadheaders
China's largest self-drilling mud-digging machine, 135 meters long, is used to build a 3.6-kilometer tunnel in Shenzhen.
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The Himalayas are home to India's rarest tea varieties: 50 million to 1kg
On the majestic Himalayan slopes, under the full moon, Indian farmers race against time to have the most energetic tea buds.
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Arctic ice lake caught fire mysteriously
A fierce fire broke out when the scientists let a small fire near the hole be carved on the surface of Esieh ice lake.
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The family gave birth to a girl after 137 years of having a son
According to Fox News, Will Settle, 38, and 36-year-old Kelen, who lives in Carolina, USA, gave birth to a baby girl named Carter Louise Settle.
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Interesting facts in world history talk about LGBT
Do you know Japanese samurai warriors there?
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The scientist lost his lab because the magnetic field was 120,000 times stronger than the magnet exploded
With a bang, the laboratory dissipated before a strong 1,200 Tesla magnetic field.
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Infectious diseases, commercial aircraft:
According to Daily Star Online, in the past six months alone, Zimbabwe has been affected by a cholera outbreak, the Democratic Republic of Congo has experienced a new Eb…
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'Cumbria Monster' was first caught on infrared cameras
Mr. Jackson caught the moment when an infrared image of a creature at night was near his house and he thought it was the first published image of Cumbria.
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Horror burying the dead under the house of the Atzec
Like many civilizations, the Aztecs lived in the 1300s until the early 1500s with unique and interesting practices.
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Learn about Pirate Law - golden rule in the 17th century
On the film, the majority of pirates only know how to kill, robbery has overshadowed the truth about the most organized criminal organization in the world.
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Unique rubik cube can rotate and solve itself without human help
A Japanese inventor has successfully built a rubik block capable of rotating and solving itself without human assistance.
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People can be the effects that make the Earth shake more and more
When viewed from a distance, the Earth seems to be a perfect sphere but it is not so. The Earth is uneven on all sides because of the mass of rock and soil moving and ch…
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Earth is gradually being destroyed by human negligence
At this rate, the Earth will soon be annihilated before we find a planet that can harbor us.
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Why do Japanese women dye black teeth?
In ancient times, black teeth were considered a symbol of female beauty, popular among women of all social strata for centuries. In Japan, the practice of dyeing black t…
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Very interesting truth about British emperors
Many unexpected facts about English emperors were revealed by experts and scientists.