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Evidence of the deserted island of Alexander Selkirk
Shipwrecked drifted to a barren barren island, living on natural things and praying to be saved but the shipwreck scene was still a great obsession.
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10 archaeological mysteries have not been solved
People are always curious about things that belong to history but there are still many mysteries from ancient times that have not been solved, waiting for scientists to…
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Strange escape phases in disaster
2 fishermen in Kiribati island in the Pacific have escaped after 57 days of drifting in the sea without food and drinks. They survived when they fell into the center of…
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Does centaur actually exist?
Researchers claim that creatures half-beastly in Greek myths really exist. They found many paintings on the rock depicting them and believed that the ancient painters ma…
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The mysterious Alexander tomb
Alexander the Great (356 - 323 BC) was the son of Macedonian King Philip II. Immediately after taking the throne (in 336 BC), he began invading to the East. In just over…
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5 archaeological mysteries are never deciphered
Although the scientific community has tried hard, the archaeological findings below are still the mysteries that have not been answered.
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The top American doctor believes in
Having dismissed the hypothesis of the existence of the soul's world, recently a leading American brain surgeon changed his opinion after experiencing the feeling of bei…
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Strange drawings of 4,000 years old in Russia
Alexander Shestack, who first discovered the painting, had seen it through satellite imagery near the Long Tekuli lake in the Urals Mountains. The figure looks like a ho…
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Scientists also believe in heaven
Dr. Holley Alexander is a neurosurgeon at Harvard. He almost died four years ago because of an E.coli bacterial infection and left him in a coma for a week.
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Alexander the Great was poisoned by the Styx River?
Recently, scientists have speculated that Alexander the Great was killed by a deadly bacterium in the Styx river.
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The king is proud to conquer more than 5 million km2 on 3 continents
Alexander the Great is considered one of the most powerful military leaders and most powerful rulers in history, according to the History page.
Oceanography
Who knows 'permission' makes ferocious sharks suddenly as good as puppies
Zenato showed Wilcox his
Oceanography
The world's most bizarre discovery: Self-luminous sea turtles
Divers have discovered an extremely rare, shimmering tortoise tortoise swimming off the Solomon Islands, in the South Pacific waters.
Oceanography
The world's largest species of jellyfish in the White Sea
Floating like a giant fruit in the icy seas of the White Sea in northern Russia, lion mane jellyfish (scientific name Cyanea capillata) is said to be the largest jellyfi…
Archeology
Discover an ancient 10,000 year old cemetery
Archaeologists from the Far Eastern Federal University (Russia) have announced that it has found the oldest cemetery in Ecuador known as Atahualpa anton.