Archeology
Sweden discovered an ancient stone tomb of 5,500 years old
A tomb dating to about 5,500 years is believed to belong to a recently discovered Stone Age chief in Sweden.
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Archeology
Detecting rare weapons of Phan Dinh Phung insurgents
A rare rifle and an ancient prison and neck, relics of Phan Dinh Phung insurgents (late 19th century), have just been discovered in Ha Tinh. Both the gun and the prison…
Archeology
Discovered the oldest Christian church in Israel
An Israeli prisoner is clearing rubble to build a new prison, discovering a delicate mosaic. Israeli archaeologists claimed it could be the foundation of an ancient chur…
Doomsday
The Viking predicts 'Apocalypse' will score on February 22, 2014
If the Vikings survived to this day, the sound of an unmistakable sound of imprisonment and sound from York must have caused chaos.
Funny corner
2 puzzles prove your mind is faster than 80% of the population
Not only is the way of thinking, puzzle is also a way to show the world how fast and breakthrough your ability to think.
Photo library
The most heartbreaking photos in the world
These photos touch the hearts of people in the world because they are so tragic and devastating.
Photo library
Impressed with 9 locations forgotten all over the world
Nine locations were forgotten by French photographer Sylvain Margaine, taking pictures and photo books recently released by Jonglez Publishing.
Photo library
Ancient trees have unique and strange shapes all over the world
Ancient trees are hundreds of years old, so big that they imprison prisoners, or spread a few dozen square meters.
Videos
Video: The reaction of the man to technology after 44 years in prison
Otis Johnson was released from prison after being imprisoned for 44 years for assaulting and trying to kill a police officer. He began to receive a penalty when he was 2…
Science Events
'The germ cell case': Mr. Hwang Woo Suk received 2 years in prison
Seoul District Court (South Korea) on October 26 said that scientist Hwang Woo Suk committed misdemeanors, bought illegal eggs and received a 2-year prison sentence ...
Science Events
'Stem cell hero' was asked to sit in prison
Prosecutors proposed a four-year prison sentence for Hwang Woo-suk, who was honored by the Korean media as a national hero through stem cell research.
Science story
9 most outstanding scientific figures in 2012
The first astronaut to set foot on the moon or six earthquake prison experts in Italy are among the BBC's most representative faces this year.
Medicine - Health
The syndrome caused doctors to almost autopsy the living
A 29-year-old man named Gonzalo Montoya Jiménez, a prisoner in a prison in the Asturias region, Spain, was found dead by three different doctors.
Medicine - Health
The cause of humans sneezing two or three times in a row
Find a new solution about why humans often sneeze 'immediately in prison' several times at a time.
Medicine - Health
Drugs 'distorting' time for prisoners to serve 1,000 years
British scientists are studying to find out