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Although famous for looting and violence, the ancient Vikings also sometimes let go of their swords, freely enjoying themselves to enjoy the pastime in the freezing wint…
Throughout 4.5 billion years of history, the planet's Arctic and Antarctic periods have changed places ... 26 times in every million years. More surprisingly, it is the…
Many blood transfusion experiments were conducted over the three decades before blood type and blood transfusion principles were discovered by scientists.
Psalmanazar's hoax only ended in 1706 when the 'lying genius' got too tired of his play and revealed his true face as a genuine European.
According to history, there are many stories about UFOs (unidentified flying objects), debris as well as corpses of the ill-fated people on it were seized and concealed…
To determine whether fear is congenital or conditioned reflexes, in 1920 the little Albert experiment was born, and this is considered one of the most terrible experimen…
Humans officially entered an undiscovered territory. For about 2.5 million years on Earth, humans have never lived in the atmosphere today.
A citizen of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) made history as the first Arab to reach the International Space Station (ISS) on an important mission lasting more than a wee…
Tibetan paper is fragrant and is made from a special type of thyme and the production technology reaches a meticulous artistic level. The thousand-year secret of rotting…
About 100 scientists will stay in the North Pole for nearly a year to conduct in-depth research on global warming and climate change.
Grave (grave robbery) is a story that has often taken place over thousands of years in China, especially in ancient times.
When a legacy is destroyed or naturally lost over time, it will leave a sense of regret.
Imagine the Chicago Skyline building. Now imagine it's under the ice almost 2 miles (3 km) away. That is the view of the Earth at the most icy moment of the last Ice Age.
A giant salamander once lived in the London Zoo and was later on display at the Natural History Museum representing a new species that may be the world's largest amphibi…
People of this era not only store history lists, but the amount of plastic we emit will remain forever.