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Talking to journalists, archaeologist Johnny Isla of the Peruvian Ministry of Culture said most of the new figures were found to have been created by Paracas civilizatio…
For centuries, the nomadic Tuareg tribe has traveled throughout the Sahara desert, scattered from Libya to Algeria, the Niger and Mali of Africa, according to Every Cult…
'Dugway sheep incident' is the name used to refer to a tragic death of 6,000 sheep in very suspicious circumstances that occurred in March 1968.
If the Earth turns in the opposite direction, the continents will undergo major changes. The desert will cover North America, the arid sand dunes will replace the Amazon…
Once a prisoner of prisoners and later became a bustling settlement, Ross has a special past before being a wild, mysterious island with ruins.
Total reflection is the cause of the illusion of seeing water in the desert or on the road on a hot day.
Recently, two scientists have come up with a shocking statement that the world's largest desert has expanded by 10% since the beginning of the 20th century, equivalent t…
The skeleton was found in the town of La Noria in Chile's Atacama desert in 2003 and was named Ata.
M2 and M3 Bradley have the ability to travel long distances with medium and long range firepower capable of defeating any vehicle on the battlefield.
Scientists have discovered bacteria in the world's driest desert and this suggests that there may be life on Mars.
Speaking of Africa, most people think of it as a dry land with hot desert and black tribes. But is that all about Africa?
Nature always contains mysteries, interesting things that challenge the scientific world.
Area 51 - the US isolated military base in the Nevada desert has always been the main focus of conspiracy theories, rumors involving aliens for decades.
The Belmont smart city will create a pioneering thinking community and modern infrastructure.
People are warned not to enter this area - where there are no mobile phone signals, radios or TVs.