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The myth of the Egyptian goddess blinded the eyes of the trespassers
The Meretseger is the famous Egyptian goddess mentioned much in the myths and legends of ancient people.
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Why did the ancient Egyptians worship lotus images?
For ancient Egyptians, lotus is a symbol of important significance in the cultural and religious life.
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The perfect time to drink coffee - just awake and still not sleepless at night
According to a statistic on Reuters, 65% of Americans have to drink coffee every day, and 85% have a very high level of coffee use.
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Why is there a 29/2 leap date?
Why is there a leap day? What is a leap year? What is leap month? Let's find out what a leap day, a leap month and a leap year are.
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Uncover the mysterious pyramid construction in just 1 night
According to ancient Mayan legend, a god named Itzamna built this pyramid in just one night.
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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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Two Indian men addicted to the venom of the king tiger
Indian doctors have a great headache with the case of two men who are addicted to cobra venom, even letting the tiger bear a bite to the tongue to
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Why is the world in 2018 but this strange country is still 2011?
The positive calendar that we use to calculate the time is called the Gregorian calendar. It was first created in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII.
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The culprit turns solid objects into liquid, sinking cargo ships
Solid goods such as crushed or sand ore can suddenly turn into liquid form and submerge cargo ships weighing hundreds of thousands of tons.
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Amazed with the blood group is likened to 'pure gold', and only 43 people in the world have it
What do you think is the rarest blood group in the world? Hint: The answer is not Rh-.
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Mysterious town reveals beneath Antarctica cold?
The cold area in Antarctica has become the focus of strange discoveries over the years.
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Eating dog meat - a controversial tradition in history
Before the 2018 Winter Olympics, the Korean government asked 12 Pyeongchang area dog meat restaurants to stop selling the food during the event.
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Thunder gods suck water in the sea
Natural water vents called the Thunder God wells seem to attract ocean water into the ground in photos taken from the Oregon coast.
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Surprised revealing about the place of
The house of Vanir gods is called Vanaheimr, which is extremely famous in Norse mythology.
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What do Asian countries eat during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
Talking about food during the Mid-Autumn Festival, not to mention the moon cake. Let's go around Asia to see which countries have interesting mooncakes.