Mysterious relics related to Jesus
The Holy Grail, Turin shroud, Veronica's scarf are three of the mysterious relics related to the death of Jesus.
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The Holy Grail, Turin shroud, Veronica's scarf are three of the mysterious relics related to the death of Jesus.
A 1,700-year-old Egyptian mummy was discovered to be male, despite using women's clothing. This mummy also revealed death due to brain bleeding.
The Turin shroud is about three meters long and one meter wide, preserving the faint image of a man whom Christians consider to be the image of Jesus.
Scientists at Russia's Arctic Research Center found a 1,300-year-old mummy covered in copper and fur in Siberia's Zeleniy Yar cemetery.
George Washington University has discovered cloths using the 6,200-year-old indigo dye when excavating the ancient ritual of Huaca Prieta in northern Peru in 2007.
The 5,000-year-old shirt found in an Egyptian tomb has beautiful stitching and folds, revealing the sophistication and prosperity of ancient society.
Scientists discovered that people began dressing 170,000 years ago at a time when people went out of Africa and migrated to other regions.
The Shroud of Turin is one of the most sacred religious symbols on Earth, regarded by millions of Christians in the world as a cloth used to shroud and store the image o…
Greek archaeologists have found a cloth woven 2,700 years inside a jar of corpses excavated in the Peloponnese.
What do we know about aerospace staff? These space suits not only reflect the high level of science and technology, but their prices are extremely expensive.
Not only are they able to provide oxygen, regulate body temperature, or even support the hygienic conditions, astronaut suits also function to protect against debris fly…
Two years after Neil Armstrong's death, his wife discovered a cloth bag containing the camera and tools that the astronaut had brought to the Moon.
After a referendum on the world's people about the latest three Z-2 astronaut designs, NASA decided to model the
Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) claim to be working on a tight-fitting clothing that supports astronauts' backs in orbit.
Flour tortillas, clothes that don't absorb odors, animal robots, which are necessary for astronauts after about 20 years, when they fly to Mars.