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November 18, 1926 - George Bernard Shaw refuses to receive a Nobel prize
George Bernard Shaw (July 26, 1856 - November 2, 1950) is an Irish-American playwright
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November 19, 1942 - The Red Army of the Soviets counterattacked and besieged the Germans at Stalingrad
Operation Uranus besieged 330,000 German troops in a 50km long basin from East to West and 40km from North to South in Northwest Stalingrad, with a circumference of up t…
Doomsday
Rumors of a mysterious planet will cause earthquakes on Earth on November 19
Conspiracy theorists believe that November 19 is the end of the Earth when the mysterious space system Nibiru will cause a series of natural disasters worldwide.
Doomsday
The truth about the end of October 15?
Experts of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said today, November 15, will be a good apocalypse
Biology
Admire the mushroom blocks that are more expensive than gold
The annual auction held near Turin on November 11 saw an unusually high price for the rare white truffles but the normal price was only about 350 euros / 100g.
Biology
The vegetables become delicious 'unusual' in November
November is the time when the weather starts to become cold, the time of the wilting, wilting for many types of trees. However, this is a favorite time for some vegetabl…
Biology
US science successfully decodes the genome of wheat
A group of US scientists on November 28 said they have made great strides in decoding the genome of wheat, an essential agricultural product, inherently famous for its c…
Biology
Green roses are about to be sold in the US
Traditional roses are only in red and white, the upcoming green transgenic roses will be sold for the first time in the US and Canada markets.
Biology
He built the world's largest bioelectric plant
On November 21, British Minister of Business and Regulatory Reform John Hutton said Britain will build the largest bioelectric plant in the world.
Biology
Butterfly sanctuary in Mexico
Millions of butterflies every year often make a very interesting migration with a journey of 4,828 km from Canada to Mexico. The Mexican Reserve, where butterflies fly f…
Biology
The first Boer goat was reproduced asexually
The first Boer goat in the world to reproduce asexually from ovule cells was born on November 2 in Tianjin, China.
Animal world
The 'white' crocodile was hated by his fellow men
This crocodile appeared in November last year and was named Pearl (pearl). As the boat approached, the crocodile swam quickly into the water and disappeared.
Animal world
Catch the 2.8m long crocodile that once swallowed a man
On November 21, Malaysia authorities caught a crocodile that was supposed to swallow a man.
Animal world
Discovering new crab species in Binh Thuan
In late November, Vietnamese scientists announced a new variety and species of freshwater crabs for the world after 4 years of research.