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NASA is about to attack asteroids that harm the Earth
Planet researchers, spacecraft engineers from NASA (USA) and ESA (Europe) and around the world meet in Rome next week to discuss deflecting a potentially dangerous aster…
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The truth falls back on the culprit who burned into Rome
According to many documents, one of the wildest, craziest actions of the tyrant Nero is to order burned to Rome. is that true?
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NASA scientific equipment draws heat maps from Europe from space
ECOSTRESS has measured surface temperatures in the cities of Rome and Milan (Italy), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain) in the morning of 27-28 June.
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Discover the mysterious room inside the underground palace of Roman tyrants
Archaeologists have recently discovered the discovery of a hidden room in the underground palace of the Roman Emperor tycoon Nero.
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How is the Vatican - the world's smallest business and investment?
Completely surrounded by Rome, the Vatican is the smallest country in the world with an area of only about 40.4 hectares. The Vatican Catholic Church is a spiritual ho…
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12 richest cities in the world history
Many prosperous cities are famous for possessing magnificent architecture, the rich and sumptuous life of the inhabitants, as well as the great heritage for humanity.
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Fear of torture methods in ancient Rome
Some terrifying torture methods used by ancient Romans led many to shudder in terror.
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Why is Rome called 'Eternal City'?
According to an ancient legend, Italy's capital Rome was founded in 753 BC by Romulus - the first Roman king.
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Why is the solar calendar in February only 28 or 29 days?
The original Roman calendar was issued by Romulus, the first emperor of Rome. His calendar is based on the Moon's cycle.
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The beautiful queen is full of demons, taking the king's life like a bitch
Julia Agrippina was born in the most powerful Roman family at that time. Her mother belonged to the royal lineage and her father was descended from Mark Antony.
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The most powerful warriors in history
The warrior Sparta, Rome or Mongolia used to be gods on the battlefield. They caused many horrors for the enemy in history.
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10 legendary ancient legends to this day
Many ancient cities are famous in the world with a history of thousands of years, preserving the achievements of life of civilizations.
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The immortal word of world celebrity
Before his death, historic celebrities had an immortal word.
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New discovery: Malaria appears from the Roman Empire
The process of DNA analysis for teeth dating back to 2,000 years of discovery in cemeteries in Italy provided clear evidence that malaria existed during the Roman Empire.
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Why is there 7 days a week?
A week with seven days has long been an almost obvious thing. But to understand its origins, we need to return to ancient civilizations. The BBC will help us answer thes…