20 forbidden things in the world that you may not know
Whatever your reason for 'going abroad', you need to know that in some countries there are rules, regulations and laws that prescribe 'prohibitions' that may seem too fo…
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Whatever your reason for 'going abroad', you need to know that in some countries there are rules, regulations and laws that prescribe 'prohibitions' that may seem too fo…
AFP news agency said that although Afghanistan is a country with many strict rules and regulations, women and men still have the right to eat in restaurants.
Fortune telling and feng shui had a great influence on the lives of the ancients. Surely you and many people have heard about feng shui. It is the attachment of the old…
At first glance, the house looks quite quiet and ordinary, but what is special inside makes it famous.
Visualizing a future world requires a lot of human creativity and imagination, even today, science has made great progress.
According to calculations by scientists, an ancient tree of the cypress family (Fitzroya cupressoides) called Alerce Milenario in Chile may have lived for more than 5,00…
The remotely operated vehicle helped scientists discover a new species of sea cucumber with a transparent body and a unique bright orange gut.
The mystery of the 'ultra-low-velocity zone' - a mysterious mass of matter located in the deep mantle of the Earth that seismic waves seem to be 'tied' when traveling ho…
Appearing in nearly every sea of the globe, seaweed is not only familiar to many coastal communities but can also play a huge role in the fight against global change.
With rents from 100,000 USD/night (more than 2.3 billion VND), this place is considered one of the highest priced hotel rooms in the world.
Camera traps have captured several fish species that have adapted to a record depth of more than 6,100 meters on the ocean floor in waters off Australia.
A photographer has captured dazzling photos and videos, showing billions of fireflies flashing in synchrony lighting up a wildlife sanctuary in India.
Thousands of the world's smallest penguins swarm ashore for an unprecedented parade on Phillip Island, Australia.
NASA has an unwritten rule that husbands and wives cannot be astronauts at the same time, this is to avoid astronauts being emotional during the mission, affecting space…
At a depth of 3 km above the ground of a mine, scientists have found ancient water between the rocks. After analysis, they determined the age of this country to be more…