Archeology
Repair sewer, dig ... whole mysterious temple 2,200 years old
An ancient temple of the pharaohs, splendid and mysterious, has been found rarely on the banks of the Nile, in Egypt.
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Foods that increase platelets for people with dengue fever
Dengue is a viral flu spread through the bite of Aedes mosquitoes. Dengue fever is widely known as
Archeology
500-year-old mummies are intact
8 Inuit mummies, including adults and children, are the most intact mummies ever discovered in North America.
Science story
Junko Tabei: The first woman to conquer Mount Everest
Who is Junko Tabei? Junko Tabei was the first woman to set foot on Mount Everest on May 16, 1975.
Health
Duck meat is good for health but who should not eat?
According to Eastern medicine studies, duck meat is a sweet, slightly salty food, welding properties, negative effects, nutrition, emphysema, detoxification.
Science invention
The record of 6 lost 'inventions' that could change the whole world of Nikola Tesla
Here is a list of those
Biology
Is intestinal bacteria the cause of your 'erratic rain' mood?
It turns out that bacteria in the gut have a special connection with our emotions.
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The person who 'returned from 2045' named the last President of the United States
In a recent interview with the ApexTV conspiracy channel, Adam Archon, who claims to return from 2045, revealed a series of events that will take place this year.
History
Who is Cesária Évora who was honored by Google Doodle today?
On the occasion of Cesária Évora's 78th birthday, Google Doodle honors her dedication to the world music scene.
Health
Australia produces 'fairy medicine' that extends the lives of people suffering from internal injuries
Australian scientists are developing a new drug that can extend the survival of seriously injured people from the current 20 hours to 3 days, creating an opportunity to…
Biology
The world's rarest flower ever lost Darwin's whole life
The father of evolutionary theory Charles Darwin asserts that as a flowering plant, it is inevitable that butterflies and bees are suitable for pollination. But when fac…
Animal world
Animals wait for their whole life to be 'one night' ... and die
In the animal world, some species have only one mating and reproductive life. Among them, there are animals that will mate continuously until ... die.
Archeology
Few knew before Egypt's most famous Pharaoh Tut had two female Pharaohs reigning for a while
The new hypothesis suggests that before Tutankhamun - King Tut, Egypt's most famous pharaoh was enthroned, the country was ruled by two women.
Archeology
The discovery of 200 million year old fossil fish in China
The team's findings help to reconstruct and make a complete evolutionary scheme of subspecies of whole bones.