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The hypothesis of the Toba volcanic eruption almost halted humanity
The controversial hypothesis attracts a lot of conflicting opinions about the period when people almost died.
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7 things you can do with your body after your death
Our life in the future will be very different. For example, cars can fly. We may be living on Mars. The extinct species will be reborn.
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Europe's largest volcano is sliding into the sea
A few weeks ago, this volcano once erupted and made air traffic affect.
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Professor Stephen Hawking will be buried next to Darwin and Newton
Professor Hawking died at his home in Cambridge, England, on March 14, at the age of 76. While his ashes were buried in Westminster Abbey.
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Not magma, this is the most dangerous thing from volcanoes
The impact of the ashes from the volcano is huge. When volcanic eruptions, ash columns can reach several kilometers high, affecting a large radius.
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'Wick fiber effect' in the phenomenon of people burning themselves into ash
The world once recorded many mysterious cases of self-igniting (SHC) people, when many ordinary people while sleeping suddenly caught fire and burned to ashes.
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Disaster on Earth when the Sun is obscured for many years
Some events that have occurred on Earth significantly block sunlight for a long time, seriously affecting living organisms.
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Tribe naked and customary eating human flesh, using skulls to make cups
This Aghori tribe is often naked, using his skull to make a cup, biting off the heads of living animals and meditating on corpses.
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Inside Australia's largest incinerator
The burning of the body in a crematorium takes place in a strict process to ensure that the ash is free of metal impurities.
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The couple is buried by volcanic lava, not separated after thousands of years
In 79 AD, the volcano Vesuvius erupted and buried all of Pompeii in the ancient Roman empire. This place is like an extremely large cemetery.
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The most bizarre jobs in the world
Teaching surfing dogs, crying, making jewelry with ashes or determining chicken gender is a profession that gives high income.
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Ethiopia from the ashes becomes the fastest growing economy in the continent
The arduous journey from the world's second-poorest land, rising to become one of the brightest economies in the Black continent is an admirable feat of Ethiopia.
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People can escape super volcanoes only by cars
New research by US scientists indicates if super volcanoes suddenly erupt, humans are fully capable of escaping using cars.
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The secrets inside the incarnation furnace
Currently due to the sudden growth in population as well as the development of awareness and technology, cremation has gradually been widely accepted.
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Fear of 'burying' the ashes of the dead in the belly of a living person
The custom of 'burying' the ashes of the dead in ... the living belly is not only a unique and separate ritual, but also makes the people in civilized world feel horrifi…