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Archaeologists have found the oldest set of Maya calendar ever in the Xultun monument in Guatemala. They are engraved on the walls of a Maya house dating back to the ear…
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Archaeologists have found the oldest set of Maya calendar ever in the Xultun monument in Guatemala. They are engraved on the walls of a Maya house dating back to the ear…
The first evidence of dinosaur eyes on fossils shows that carnivorous dinosaurs do not sleep at night but are awake to hunt.
Right on the first day of New Year 2010, Australian explorers discovered the body of the first aircraft brought to Antarctica.
Chinese geologists believe that 1.3 billion years ago, one year of the Earth lasted 540 days, ie 13 to 14 months with 42 days a month and only 15 hours a day. These impr…
Women today treat the period as a small problem that cannot be avoided. But people's attitudes about menstruation from hundreds of years ago are completely different. Th…
Roman liberties were pushed to the top by a famous figure of the time: Queen Theodore. From a drama actor, who played a nude role, Theodore climbed into a noble position…
Some Gatatala Indians, Southern Mexico and Bethlehem today still use Mam, Quiche, Cakchiquel, Kekchi and Myathan languages, which are spoken in more than thirty Mayan la…
On November 17, the unmanned transport vessel Cygnus of Orbital ATK Technology Exploration Group (USA) was launched to the International Space Station (ISS).
When you live on the universe, everything, from crying to lighters or even toilets, is completely new, unlike when you're on Earth.
On August 15, China announced images of lander and self-propelled vehicles serving the Hang Nga-4 project - expected to land in the dark areas of the Moon this year.
Mercury is the first planet from the sun, and the smallest of 8
The 2018 GE3 asteroid approached Earth just less than a day after it was discovered.
Many residents in the Urals mountains, Russia, reported seeing a blazing fireball lighting up the night sky before making a loud bang.
Four Chinese students have just completed a 200-day life test in a simulated Moon environment, Newsweek reported on Jan. 29.
If you look up at the sky, you will encounter a rare super-bloody moon rarely seen.