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In June 1886, a series of earthquakes shook the Rotorua area in New Zealand. The volcano Tarawera has since also 'stirred' erupting violently. This is considered New Zea…
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In June 1886, a series of earthquakes shook the Rotorua area in New Zealand. The volcano Tarawera has since also 'stirred' erupting violently. This is considered New Zea…
According to archaeologists, there are hundreds of stone structures found throughout Saudi Arabia, including on the slopes of volcanoes.
Gloomy Sunday by Hungarian musician Reszõ Seress has been called a suicide song that has claimed the lives of many people around the world.
Scientists have discovered never before described vocalizations in humpback whales, revealing their complex communication behaviour.
Cosmic relic from another dimension may be the invisible ghostly particles that make up the so-called dark matter that scientists around the world are pursuing.
Ultraviolet light called Far-UVC may open a new chapter in the prevention of airborne pathogens in our homes.
New discoveries of a type of wave called the HFR have challenged the fundamental laws of physics known to man until now, and hinted at possibilities we have not yet expl…
Machu Picchu's real name is Huayna Picchu or simply Picchu, according to the latest research.
The light particle - called an axion - has been proposed as a solution to the mystery of why the universe has so little antimatter and is a candidate for the elusive dar…
Scientists tracked the calls of 411 pigs for a long time to find differences and identify corresponding emotions.
X (3872) is a short-lived matter particle that was recently revived in Switzerland.
It was Attila (406 - 453), the legendary man of the Hun tribe, so he was also called Attila the Hun.
In the chirping, echoing sounds of birdsong, scientists have found some similarities with human language.
Here are the mysterious disappearances at sea that still have no clear answers.
NASA will drop the International Space Station into an uninhabited sea called Point Nemo in 2031.