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The emperor of the Qing Dynasty ate 120 dishes each meal, using a silver bowl and a jade spoon to spend 'mountain of money'. The source of cooking water using only water…
Since ancient times, the mystical land of China has recorded a number of mysteries with fascinating stories. Some great examples include assassinations of historical fig…
Dedicating his life to finding answers to the universe's most difficult questions, 'physics legend' Stephen Hawking has left a mystery of his own right in his old office…
Among a group of extremely large burial wells in the ancient cemetery of Abusir north of Saqqara (Cairo, Egypt), scientists have found a special ancient well containing…
The ruins of a 'ghost' village have been exposed after a drought dried up a dam on the Spain-Portugal border, attracting curious crowds.
The Olympic Village for athletes participating in the 2022 Winter Olympics under construction in Hebei - China has had to be relocated due to encountering an overwhelmin…
For the first time, scientists have captured unequivocal evidence of a white dwarf star ripping and swallowing parts of its own planet.
Here are the mysterious disappearances at sea that still have no clear answers.
The researchers recorded a 17.6-meter-tall toxic or killer wave off Vancouver Island, three times larger than the surrounding waves.
Archaeologists have discovered 18,000 ceramic fragments engraved with details of life in ancient Egypt. These artifacts also reveal the punishment for bad students 2,000…
Geologists still cannot determine for sure whether the giant diamond called Enigma crystallized in the Earth's mantle or fell from space.
One of Sweden's oldest ghost ships has appeared where it shouldn't have been, confusing scientists.
For the first time, scientists have identified a black hole that wanders across the galaxy containing Earth.
A couple renovating a 115-year-old building discovered two paintings hidden inside the wall, each 18 meters long.
The new image captured by the ExoMars spacecraft is absolutely stunning because what is in the image is nothing more than a giant root, with clearly visible growth rings.