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She had slept for more than 2,000 years. But oddly enough, through that time, face, skin, and beautiful hair were still intact. What secret is the most famous Chinese be…
The strange stone believed to be the debris of the alien spacecraft landed on the desert near the town of Roswell, USA 70 years ago.
Chewing gum takes 7 years to decompose is what scares mischievous children. The Great Wall is no better than the Giza pyramid when viewed from the moon. And in the south…
Scientists have finally deciphered the decade-long mystery of how some of the large lakes above the Greenland ice sheet could dry out billions of liters of water in just…
Portrait of Greek sexual and reproductive god Priapus has an oversized penis that is a sign of sexual disorder and infertility.
The mysterious Colobraro town in southern Italy was dubbed Europe's most terrifying cursed land.
On October 6, scientists at the University of Southampton (UK) claimed to have discovered the mystery of the phenomenon of being separated from the body
Although the scientific community has tried hard, the archaeological findings below are still the mysteries that have not been answered.
Researchers have found clues to decipher strange clay balls of Mesopotamia civilization from 5,500 years ago.
A mysterious telegram found on the body of a World War II pigeon may never be deciphered, admitted British decoder experts on November 23.
A Spanish researcher has deciphered two 1,600-year-old curse, in which a curse directed at the senator and another curse is directed at the veterinarian. Both curses des…
The last great secrets of the pyramids in Egypt could be deciphered with the help of a robot built at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom.
A new study has found that spiders have cleverly woven decorative white silk threads that cross as a trick to protect their network from being damaged.
According to the description, the snowman is about 2.4m high, when it can bellow, it can cause avalanche; always evade and live in remote, less-known places. In recent d…