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Let's look back at the British Royal Family's Christmas card series over the past 100 years
The British Royal family's Christmas cards over the past 100 years show many different styles.
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Vietnamese scientist receives award from the King of Thailand
Dr. Ngo Thi Thuy Huong and her colleagues at Phenikaa University were awarded the King of Thailand Awards for their work on plant treatment technology using vetiver gras…
Science story
King Louis XIV's Great Cipher System has given decoding experts a headache for more than two centuries
For centuries, the Great Code stood like an unassailable fortress, leaving even the most skilled codebreakers confused and even at a loss.
Animal world
The world's number 1 venomous snake and Mulga snake battle for survival, unexpected outcome!
In the war between the venomous snake capable of killing 100 people at once and the Mulga snake, which one will win?
World celebrity
Why did King Charles III never have lunch?
With a busy schedule, King Charles III often worked through noon and ate only organic food and drank alcohol in moderation.
World celebrity
The world's banknotes feature Queen Elizabeth II's image
Ever since she was a little girl, Queen Elizabeth II has appeared on banknotes. During her lifetime, she appeared on the banknotes of at least 33 countries and territori…
World celebrity
Where will Queen Elizabeth II rest?
The UK has meticulously planned, preparing for the departure of Queen Elizabeth II.
Discover science
Visit the palaces where the current kings and queens of the world are still living today
There are many fairy-tale palaces, still being used by royal families everywhere as their accommodation.
Oceanography
Predatory 'king' of the Japanese sea: The body is 'big', dominating at a depth of 2,000 meters of water
The yokozuna shark is probably the largest bony fish living in the depths known to mankind.
World celebrity
Có gì trong những cuốn sổ tay của Leonardo da Vinci?
Leonardo da Vinci is probably best remembered as an artist with his Mona Lisa and 'The Last Supper' fresco among the world's most famous masterpieces. But numerically, p…
History
The most famous scepters in human history
Some of the most famous scepters in human history have a long history, studded with a variety of precious stones or used in ceremonies and special events.
Biology
King Butterfly - The famous North American butterfly is in danger of extinction
Scientists have included monarch butterflies in the red book because statistics show that the number of monarch butterflies (also known as monarch butterflies) - a famou…
History
Buried a few years late, why is the body of the emperor of China still intact?
During the feudal period, after a few months or years, many Chinese emperors were buried. Therefore, the ancients had ways to prevent corpses from decomposing.
Archeology
Sa-Nakht: Who is the giant pharaoh who ruled ancient Egypt 5000 years ago?
Sanakht was an Egyptian king of the Third Dynasty of the Old Kingdom. His place in the annals is again highly uncertain.