DNA research from Jesus Christ
The bones of about 200 soldiers who died from Jesus are still in good condition under peat, allowing experts to hope for their ability to study DNA.
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The bones of about 200 soldiers who died from Jesus are still in good condition under peat, allowing experts to hope for their ability to study DNA.
After hundreds of years of searching, it seems that scientists have succeeded in finding the tomb of Jesus.
Jesus' great-grandfather was a woman named Ismeria - a descendant of the tribe under the Jewish King David, according to a historian's analysis of the records ...
Bulgarian archaeologists say they found St. John's remains, who foretold the arrival of Jesus, on an island in the Black Sea, but the Holy See has not made a statement a…
At Christmas, Israeli archaeologists claimed to have discovered the remains of the first house in Nazareth, from the time of Jesus' birth.
Spanish scientists have just created a room that fully simulates all the climatic and environmental conditions of Mars to study.
A prophetic organization forecasted on July 29, the Earth will experience an intense global earthquake, while stars will also continue to fall on the green planet.
NASA recommends that the polarity phenomenon occur with quite strong intensity around July 14 to August 19.
Many scientists and prophets tried to find the last moment of the Earth after July 29.
Every Christmas is close by, pine farms in Jefferson, North Carolina (USA) harvest thousands of Christmas trees distributed to the market.
Basilisk lizard is also known as the lizard Jesus Kito because of its incredible ability to be able to ... run like water.
Hollywood movies have portrayed the image of the python Anaconda is a giant and bloodthirsty monster.
Most people around the world see Christmas as one of the major festivals and are most expected of the year.
These are the magical moments of nature and humans recorded perfectly by the camera lens.
The presence of caterpillars causes many trees in the city of Cambridge, England to look as strange as those