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November 29, 1877 - Thomas Edison released his first invention - a hand-held gramophone
The witnesses were unbelievable about this invention and considered it a magic thing, since then Edison began to be called
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November 30, 1924 - The first photo is sent by fax in the world
At the present time, fax machines still exist in a stable way in public offices in front of the strong development of Internet and e-mail.
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Fraternity is similar to the collapse of the Inca empire
The war between the two princes ended not with the unification of the Inca empire under a king but with the invasion of the Spaniards.
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December 3, 1992 - The first SMS in the world was officially used
Although it has made a few fame after its appearance, SMS still has to wait a long time before it can really be
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December 4, 1998 - The International Space Station receives the first module assembled by the United States
Unity was assembled with Zarya that was launched into space on November 20, 1998 before.
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December 7, 1972 - Apollo 17 becomes the last mission to bring people to the Moon
Apollo program closed with remarkable achievements in the development history of space science.
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The fascinating history of the world's largest treasure ship
San José, a Spanish battleship wrecked in the 18th century, once contained a huge treasure, so large that one could not imagine the ship could float on the sea.
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The disillusioned Muslim empire expanded the West because of the French
Confronted with three times more aggressive Islamist army, the French still won convincingly, making the enemy forced to abandon their plans to expand west.
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Invasions failed in world history
Some failed invasions of the rulers with the main reason is contempt, unprepared troops, thoughtful logistics ...
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December 11, 1997 The Kyoto Protocol began to be signed by the UNFCCC
The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement concerning the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
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Resting place of 13 Chinese emperors
Ten Tam Lang, the resting place of the Ming emperors was built according to the surrounding mountain feng shui art, expressing the longing desire for authority.
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The brutal celebrities in history
Many kings and aristocrats are famous in history for their brutality and dreadful hobbies like bloodbathing, piling people or hanging their heads on saddles.
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600-year-old citadel in Xi'an
Xian is one of the oldest Chinese capital, the capital of Shaanxi Province, associated with characters like Qin Shi Huang, Tang Ming Huang, and Vo Tac Thien ...
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On November 4, 1862, the '6-barreled' Gatling machine gun was officially born
When people find new design principles that are more suitable for automatic guns, the Gatling gun gradually goes into oblivion though its later generations have really m…