The thousand-dollar artifacts of the Qing emperor were turned into table lamps
The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.
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The 200-year-old hat holder of the Qing emperor was turned into a decorative light for 50 years by a British couple without knowing its true value.
Russian scientists found the arsenal from 1547 filled with swords, bows, armor and shields, belonging to Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
The professional staff of the museum discovered that from the Vo family road in Yen Ho commune, many ancient artifacts were preserved, including an ancient hat of the Le…
A Greek warrior's bronze hat from the 6th - 5th century (BC) was found on the seabed in the port of Haifa (Israel) - but the owner of this hat is still the complete thin…
The hat was assembled from 1,000 small fragments in 3 years by experts at the British Museum. The hat is made of iron and decorated with gilded leaves. This is the only…
British researchers discovered a solar system outside the solar system surrounded by minerals-rich clouds creating rubies and sapphire stones.
On the morning of September 28 (Vietnamese time), astronomers will at the same time admire 3 interesting natural phenomena: Full Moon, Super Moon and Harvest Moon.
For the first time, scientists determined the chemical composition of the atmosphere of a distant planet, far smaller than Jupiter.
The space flight of two orbiter astronauts on July 16 was destroyed due to water accumulating inside an Italian astronaut's hat.
According to the researchers, the discovery of peripheral planets does not stem from the Kepler space telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) or any other space tele…
Watch out at the scale! HAT-P-2b, a round fat planet with such gravitational pull that a person weighing nearly 70 kg on earth when there will weigh more than 1 ton. Thi…
A newly found planet has a density of only 1/4 of water and will float if released into a bathtub large enough to hold it.
Just 30 grams of α-amanitin poison in half of the death hat mushroom is enough to kill an adult.
The fungus looks harmless and delicious, but it turns out to be extremely toxic. It is responsible for 90% of deaths from eating poisonous mushrooms.
Migrants are warned not to collect strange mushrooms, because it is possible, a delicious and non-toxic type where they come to be extremely toxic in Europe, despite the…