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Spruce Creek town is famous throughout the United States when every home here has its own airplane.
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Spruce Creek town is famous throughout the United States when every home here has its own airplane.
In 2011, an earthquake and tsunami hit Japan. Nearly 16,000 people were killed and until today communities across Japan have not recovered.
The tomb of Jesus in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem is in danger of collapse, forcing the congregations to approve the proposal to renovate the building a…
This technology will be a revolutionary breakthrough of the scientific community, or also entails many consequences that we can not anticipate?
Using peat swamp, shark liver oil or chemical tank, many communities around the world have developed ways to mummify to keep the body alive for years.
The mysterious environment in the deepest part of the sea, which is also the deepest place in the world, is slowly being discovered by the scientific community.
The Netherlands was the first country to allow marriage between gay people, while this was only accepted in the US from June 26.
If you once thought that watching the hand of the general guess is bullshit, after this reading, you will have to think again!
The Igorot community in Sagada, Philippines 2,000 years ago performed a unique burial rite: Hanging or crucifying their loved ones along the Echo valley cliffs.
American scientists believe that raising a pet in the home will help children develop social relationships and increase community connectivity.
Social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter have become popular communication and community sharing tools for billions of people around the world.
Researchers have finally deciphered why the whistle-boiled kettle boils - a puzzle for the scientific community for more than 100 years.
The Moken Sea nomadic community lives on the Surin archipelago between Myanmar and Thailand. They lived on traditional Kabang boats, and moved only to temporary beach hu…
However, why it was created and how humans evolved to become music lovers is still a mystery to scientists.
India lost about 20% of the language in five decades, according to a new survey by the Bhasha Research and Printing Center.