Aliens have appeared on Easter Island?
A series of TV series called Wild Pacific aired in the UK is raising a lot of controversy. The series claims the giant statues on Easter Island are products created by a…
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A series of TV series called Wild Pacific aired in the UK is raising a lot of controversy. The series claims the giant statues on Easter Island are products created by a…
A row of 59 large boulders next to the suspected Swedish coast could be a replica of Stonehenge in England. The ancient Scandinavian people used to pull 59 large rocks t…
A video recording the alleged image of an alien in Irkutsk, southern Siberia is causing controversy in the online community.
After the announcement, the clip above triggered a social network controversy about whether there existed life on Mars.
The work of Tay Du Ky was written by Ngo Thua An in the Ming Dynasty, but this tomb appeared again since the Nguyen Dynasty.
French learner Marc Gabolde thinks the mummy is named
The Sphinx on the Giza plateau symbolizes a lion's head creature, protecting the Egyptian pharaoh's tomb.
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem is just one of many places believed to be the final resting place of Jesus next to many other graves in India and Japan.
The new study suggests that a four-legged solid fossil does not have the characteristics of a snake and is actually an ancient lizard species living under water.
Many scholars believe that Jesus Christ is real in history, but his actual role is still controversial.
67 million years ago, a dinosaur died and turned into fossils, causing a controversy over recent years.
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…
Searchers think fossils are found to be alien products, while scientists conclude that it is just an ancient marine creature.
The Tel Aviv government is facing charges of deliberately destroying the only evidence that shows the relationship with the real life of Jesus.
Forensic researchers have not yet reached consensus on the authenticity of a marinated head, to confirm the hypothesis that it belongs to King Henry IV.