Environment
The remains were swept away by sea level rise
The coffins and remains of at least 26 Japanese soldiers were recently swept away from burial sites in the Marshall Islands, west of the Pacific Ocean, under the impact…
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Environment
Use the water coffin to cool the reactor
The chambers inside the No. 1 and No. 2 reactors of the earthquake and tsunami plant in Fukushima, Japan, will be filled with water to help cool these ovens - a measure…
Environment
Hong Kong encourages clean coffins
Hong Kong is planning to solve the problem of environmental pollution and status
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Mummies of animals nearly 3,000 years old
In the ancient Egyptian world, many animals were also mummified, wrapped in linen and put into small coffins.
Photo library
Image: Excavating the tomb of the post-Ming Dynasty
Yesterday 12/6 China unearthed the ancient tomb believed to be the Ming Dynasty post-Emperor Wang. The tomb was discovered in Jiang Lien area of Nanchang City, Jiangxi…
Scientific works
Taj Mahal - Pearl of the Indian temple
If Agra is a beautiful flower garden of Indian architecture art during the Mogol period, the Taj Mahal is not a castle or temple, but a tomb of the wife of Giahan Empero…
Science story
Mysterious deaths when touching
At the age of 23, the British Lord Kanaphong inherited a huge fortune and decided to use it to search for ancient Egyptian ruins. He left England to live in Egypt, and s…
Medicine - Health
Scary psychological treatments by ... buried alive
Psychologist Andrey Zhelvetro uses psychological treatments for his patients by placing them in the coffin and
Medicine - Health
Coffin made of wool
A funeral organizer in Scotland came up with an unusual idea, which was to replace the traditional wooden casket with a coffin made of wool.
Science invention
Patent on coffin won Silver Award for creativity
The thought of disaster alone was horrifying enough, but the problems that need to be overcome are even more complicated and difficult.
New technology
New scan technology that reads information on Egyptian embalmed paper
Today, with the new scan technology, people were able to read the information on it without having to remove the paper from the mummy.
New technology
Digitization helps viewers to 'peel off' the mummy
A museum in Sweden will digitize the mummy collection in 3D, visitors can remove layers of mummy in digital form.