The Queen's name is set for the Antarctic land
The British territory south of Antarctica was named the Queen Elizabeth Land (Queen Elizabeth Land) to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Queen's birth.
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The British territory south of Antarctica was named the Queen Elizabeth Land (Queen Elizabeth Land) to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Queen's birth.
The famous clock tower of Westminster Palace, commonly known around the world as Big Ben, on September 13 was officially renamed Tower of Elizabeth, in celebration of th…
The Tower of Clock, also known as Big Ben Tower - one of the famous symbols of England - was renamed the Tower of Elizabeth in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, according to…
If Agra is a beautiful flower garden of Indian architecture art during the Mogol period, the Taj Mahal is not a castle or temple, but a tomb of the wife of Giahan Empero…
With the exception of Marie Curie, how many other female scientists can you name? Let's review some of the lesser known female scientists, who have been able to contribu…
This is the world's largest diamond once known as Koh-i-Noor worth more than 150 million USD and is being mounted on the Queen's crown.
Different from the image of a farmer in the minds of many people, Rosallie M. Ellasus makes many newcomers think of a wealthy businessman.
In the portrait of Queen Elizabeth the first of England people saw her holding roses, but recently a snake suddenly appeared in the position of flowers.
Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
Coagulation disorder is a rare disease with a rate of one in 10,000 people. It clung to the Royal Family for a long time.
New research published by Queen's Belfast University (Northern Ireland, UK) shocked many people who were determined to say no to alcoholic beverages.
Queen Elizabeth II is not only the reigning ruler of the UK for the longest time in the nation's history, but also in the history of the world.
Many historians say Marie Antoinette simply ran out of dye, but Henriette Campan, the servant of the queen lost her throne, affirming that her pain was dyed with white h…
Lilli-Mai Queen, a 5-year-old girl from Lancaster, England, suffers from a rare syndrome called Beckwith Wiedemann, making her right half body grow faster than the left…