Miraculous structure inside human tears
Under the microscope, the entire composition of tears appeared vividly as if the rivers, the buildings on the ground as you watched from the plane.
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Under the microscope, the entire composition of tears appeared vividly as if the rivers, the buildings on the ground as you watched from the plane.
This is a project where people have come up with ideas in the past few hundred years but have never come true.
Satellite images of Google Earth show very complex structures built by China in the desert.
Einstein's theory of relativity suggests that the farther away from Earth the faster time passes. Recently, scientists have proved that this theory is also true for huma…
Scientists have discovered the secret behind the durable mortar made from ancient Chinese sticky rice, the material for them to build sustainable buildings ...
Along with other areas in the north like Chichen Itza, the ancient city of Uxmal survived the collapse that affected most of the Mayan civilization's other cities.
Scientists have not been able to determine the formation of the pyramid and the ladder at the Yonaguni Monument, the architectural complex located off the coast of Yonag…
Egypt's oldest pyramid was built nearly 5,000 years ago but a similar structure hidden deep beneath the rubble could be four times larger than currently located in a Sou…
The mysteries of this ruin still cause scientists to study.
The mysterious work in the Gobi desert, discovered by GoogleMap last year may be the result of geological surveys of nickel mines - the Daily Mail quoted the researchers…
Google's Google Earth tool has discovered mysterious structures in China's barren area, part of the Gobi desert.
Thang Long Royal Citadel is a complex of architectural buildings built by the kings in many historical periods and become the most important monument in the system of Vi…
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Macau Historical Center as a World Cultural Heritage in 2005.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Iran's Takht-E Soleyman Archaeological Site as a Cultural Heritage in 2003.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Bam and the cultural landscape is a Cultural Heritage in 2004.