Discover the basic component of life in comets
NASA scientists discovered glycine, the basic component of life, in Wild 2 comet specimens that were sent back by NASA's Stardust spacecraft.
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NASA scientists discovered glycine, the basic component of life, in Wild 2 comet specimens that were sent back by NASA's Stardust spacecraft.
There are surprising and coincidental deaths that are frightening. The fate of those people seems to be tied to the mission or the appearance and end of a certain task.
For half a century, people have listened to the sounds of civilizations outside humanity, and we have captured many mysterious and unexplainable signals even today.
In 1682, when Halley comet visited the Earth periodically, there was a hen laying a strange egg in Australia, on the eggshell full of stars. In 1758, in a village in Eng…
October 8, 1871 is a Sunday, on the streets of Chicago, America, people play crowded streets. It was getting dark, suddenly a house in the Northeast of the city caught f…
In 1908, in the Tunguese Xibiri area, there was a strange big explosion. Its power is equivalent to the explosion of 500 atomic bombs, or hydrogen bombs, that explode at…
Under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), a number of UFO research projects and projects - unidentified flying objects - are made public. Therefore, the UFO theme onc…
A big explosion occurred in the Tunguska River area, Russia on June 30, 1908, which is still a mystery.
When this photo appeared in 1883, it quickly gained the attention of many people because it was believed to be the first evidence of UFO (unidentified flying object).
100 years ago, a terrible explosion ripped the dawn sky over the swampy taiga of western Siberia, leaving a riddle to this day still a mystery.
The long history of the intact pendant was only discovered by thorough research from many industries.
The scene of a giant comet stabbing Earth eradicates mammoths depicted on ancient stone pillars in Turkey.
New research by international scientists shows King Tutankhamun is buried with a meteorite-originated dagger in the universe.
Recent research has strengthened the theory that comets are the culprits that caused the mass extinction of ancient animals around 12,900 years ago.
The blocks from the space that hit glaciers in eastern Canada about 12,900 years ago may have completely destroyed the giant mammoth mammoth.