The most famous shipwrecks in the world
The ship, believed to be impossible to sink, is called the Titanic, along with the British and Spanish battleships, buried in the ocean floor after being hit by ice or h…
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The ship, believed to be impossible to sink, is called the Titanic, along with the British and Spanish battleships, buried in the ocean floor after being hit by ice or h…
The Guinness Book of Records has just released its 60th edition, bringing together the latest world records, including unique and unusual records.
Coming to one of the 10 golden land areas of the world after the statistics of Business Insider, visitors can not only witness the luxurious life of the rich but also ha…
The report predicts the prospect of science and technology in just 10 years through the exploitation of global patent data and scientific literature.
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Every spring, besides the stories of success, there is no shortage of tragedies of climbers when conquering Mount Everest.
From cacao fruit grown in Dong Nai and Ben Tre provinces ..., two French entrepreneurs created the famous Vietnamese chocolate in the world.
A piece of gold weighs only 217.78 grams and is about the size of a golf ball, found in a river in Venezuela worth an estimated $ 1.5 million. The price is so expensive…
A recent report by the Max Planck Institute in the Netherlands shows, the word
Heroin is an addictive substance extracted from poppy fruit. It is grouped with strong analgesics known as opiate.
Although it was no longer in operation, Mont was still holding the title of the world's largest ship.
Located in the heart of Kimberley city (South Africa) is Big Hole - the deepest artificial earth pit in the world. Many diamonds are found in Kimberley and Big Hole.
Statistics show that only 7 people in the world were born in the 19th century and lived to the 21st century.
Worldwide Aeros, the United States has unveiled the largest cargo transport balloon ever, capable of carrying up to 250 tons of cargo.
Stephen Taylor, 51, is the record holder of the world's longest tongue, officially recognized by Guinness World.