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Mercury is an extremely toxic substance, but in the tomb of this princess Liao Quoc discovered 1.5 liters of this substance. After all, what was the cause behind the pri…
Chinese submersibles discovered large amounts of mercury accumulated in the deepest parts of the ocean, including the Mariana Trench.
The earliest evidence of mercury poisoning has been found in 5,000-year-old human skeletons buried in Spain and Portugal, according to a new study.
Scientists have found the first evidence of mercury poisoning in 5,000-year-old human bones in Spain and Portugal causing horrific deaths.
Examining hundreds of fossils, scientists have discovered a terrifying apocalypse that once sowed death across Africa and Arabia during the Early and Early Early Ages.
US scientists have discovered a terrible problem in the Mayan city ruins of Tikal, related to what created the scary red in the tomb of a queen.
New research shows that crustaceans throughout Leptodora at night act as an elevator transporting mercury from the lake floor to the surface.
In addition to the hanging method prevailing in the Ming Dynasty, there is also a method of drinking poison to prevent the people from being forced to mourn the protest…
A new study measuring the average distance between planets found that the closest planet to Earth is not two neighbors of Venus or Mars.
A team of scientists from Georgia Tech gave a new explanation for how ice formed on Mercury even though the scorching surface temperature could reach 400 degrees Celsius.
Mercury's mysterious magnetic field is still a conundrum for scientists.
A new study has just published that before Chicxulub asteroid hit the Earth 66 million years ago, dinosaurs and other living creatures were faced with toxic levels of me…
The monkey continued to live a long life, until it died in 1982 and was cremated.
Mercury moves through the Sun on Monday (November 11), also known as 'Mercury in transit'. This is a relatively rare astronomical event, and will not happen until 2032.
The planet Mercury will move right in front of the Sun on November 11, a rare phenomenon expected by astronomers.