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Vienna (Austria), St Petersburg (Russia), Paris (France), London (England)... are riverside cities that are reasonably planned to ensure convenience of irrigation and ha…
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Vienna (Austria), St Petersburg (Russia), Paris (France), London (England)... are riverside cities that are reasonably planned to ensure convenience of irrigation and ha…
Explorers have discovered a special natural mineral in Xiniuyan Cave in Wuxuan County, Guangxi Autonomous Region.
Videos that have gone viral show that Zhong Xue Gao's ice cream, also known as Chicecream (China) remains solid when lit on fire, even when using a torch.
The study also suggests that the Earth may have been ready for life to form earlier than commonly thought.
Réunion Island attracts a large number of tourists but is also home to the world's leading concentration of sharks.
Why did the Tsar have to sell Alaska, his land rich in resources, at such a cheap price?
Looking through the image, everyone is curious to come and admire this strange golden rock.
On July 4, experts at Kew Gardens in London (UK) said they had discovered a new giant water lily, which appeared for the first time since the middle of the 19th century.
Dramatic footage captures a leopard's reckless leap from tree to tree, then tumbling to the ground.
Four mysterious black spots on the surface of the Moon were first discovered in 1959, leading many to suspect an alien base. What is the truth?
Plants appeared on land about 470 million years ago, but trees and forests did not form until nearly 390 million years ago.
A mystery in the Earth's outer core has disappeared from its old position after only 20 years, possibly related to the fact that the Earth's North Pole is drifting from…
On the occasion of American Independence Day 4/7, the President of the Organization of American Youth called on Americans to defend freedom and justice for all.
The Seabed 2030 project, which collects data from governments, companies and research institutes, aims to map 100% of the ocean floor by 2030.
Majorca, also known as Mallorca, is a popular tourist island in the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea, just off the southeastern coast of Spain.