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England is considered the cradle of world football history. The FA Cup - the first football tournament in the world - was first held in England in 1872. Check out the ra…
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England is considered the cradle of world football history. The FA Cup - the first football tournament in the world - was first held in England in 1872. Check out the ra…
'Super tree' raspberry chicken, brooch, ancient rosewood bonsai ... are unique plants, valued at billions of dollars and resonated in the world of playing creatures of V…
The incredible images of Jupiter are still relentlessly sent back from NASA's Juno billion-dollar spacecraft. Currently the ship is spinning around Jupiter and 715,000,0…
Take a tour of the eternal freezing areas of the world through the photographer Paul Nicklen's lens, to see the habitat of these animals.
Just look, these horror photos can make you shiver and panic.
In 1907, George Herbert, the 5th Earl of Carnarvon, hired an archaeologist, Egyptologist Howard Carter to conduct excavations in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.
Have you ever imagined hundreds of planes taking off on the same runway, at the same time?
Flying by plane or seeing take-off planes is a very simple thing in today's age. However, have you ever wondered, if you draw the airplane's takeoff line, what will it l…
The British travel site Roughguides has just announced the best travel photos of 2016 after selecting over 2,000 photos from around the world.
True images of three Vietnamese regions in 1980 by American photojournalist Dirck Halstead made the viewers excited.
Photography is an art that requires great creativity. As Albert Einstein said
The world's most expensive Mir diamond mine in eastern Siberia can create a vortex strong enough to suck helicopters flying across the depths.
Award-winning photos of annual iPhone photos have been published. These are pictures selected from thousands of photos sent by iPhone users in 139 countries.