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A farmer in Russia accidentally dug up a 2,000-year-old treasure, inside were many valuable items and a noble skeleton.
Reuters reported that a museum in Italy is planning to test DNA a bunch of hair supposedly by the master master Leonardo da Vinci.
Low heat background partly contributes, but not all. In other countries near the North Pole like Greenland, their heat may not be much different from Iceland. But Greenl…
On April 17, Vietnam Museum of Nature (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) said a new plant species called Moc Huong Nui Chua has been discovered by scientists at…
The Hanoi Observatory has completed the test, will be put into operation in the coming time with many interesting items such as 0.5 meter diameter telescope, space proje…
After death, do you want to donate your body to science? It is a noble act, but in addition you still have a lot of choices.
The scientific space complex located in Quy Nhon beach town (Binh Dinh) has a space model house, a science museum, an astronomical observatory.
Dr. Jana Jones, Ancient History Department, Macquarie University, Australia and colleagues have published the results of a group analysis of a prehistoric Egyptian body.
The 82-year-old man in India started raising nails on his left hand since 1952, after being scolded by a teacher at school because he accidentally broke his long nail.
In the past 235 years, a 2.31 meter high skeleton stands tall on the shelves for cancer specimens soaked in jars, deformed limbs and many other curious objects in the Hu…
Over 200 valuable artifacts about the life and heritage of Ashurbanipal - the last great king of the Assyrian Empire on display at the British Museum in London attracted…
According to the Ancient Origins, Joyeuse is now located in the Louvre Museum, one of the most famous swords in history.
Built in 1406, Co Cung owns an area of nearly 789,000 square meters with thousands of rooms.
The portrait of Mona Lisa hangs in the Louvre, protected by bulletproof glass and attracts thousands of visitors every day.