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Mysterious things in the Amazon forest make you
The vast Amazon jungle is always hidden with unexplored mysteries, making the trip to the forest full of dangers but equally interesting and stimulating curiosity.
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How did the total eclipse save Christopher Columbus's life?
For ten years from 1492 to 1502, Columbus explorer made four ocean voyages to the New World.
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The Chinese eunuchs command a fleet of three hundred thousand people traveling around the world
According to History, Trịnh Hòa (1371–1433), was an eunuch serving under the reign of Emperor Minh Thành Tổ.
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The mystery of famous cities thought to be forgotten but suddenly appeared
The explorers found a few
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The hundred-year-old painting was suddenly found in Antarctica
The 118-year-old painting of a British explorer was suddenly found in Antarctica.
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Legend of the famous 'Silk Road' in history
A better understanding of the path carries many great and interesting things that people of the past created.
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Why can't we unearth the pyramids in Antarctica?
We already know that the Antarctic area is 14.2 million square kilometers, which is twice as wide as Australia, so it is considered the 5th continent on the planet.
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The explorer 'mummy' was found in 'ghost yacht'.
The body of a German explorer was found in one
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Russia - America started building new houses on the universe
Russian and US research agencies decided to build a new space station after the International Space Station (ISS) expired, to serve missions to explore Mars.
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The two explorers came down to the
The two adventurers Sam Cossman and George Kourounis recently became the first to reach the lava lake with the tremendous heat of the Marum crater.
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Cross the Antarctic according to Shackleton's journey
An English-Australian expedition made an arduous journey across Antarctica, simulating the historic voyage of the great explorer Ernest Shackleton in 1916 with a small b…
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Antarctic travel in winter
British veteran explorer Ranulph Fiennes earlier this week left South Africa to prepare for the South Pole voyage, a potentially risky journey.
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Syphilis originated from Christopher Columbus?
In 1492, Columbus and his expedition sailed across the ocean in search of new lands. However, according to many documents, when Columbus and the crew returned, they brou…
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A century of wondrous discoveries Machu Picchu
Yesterday, the people of Peru celebrated the 100th anniversary of the adventurers' discovery of the famous ruins of Machu Picchu, a stronghold of the Inca empire.
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New discovery: Christopher Colombus is a Polish prince
Manuel Rosa, a scientist at Duke University, USA, after more than 20 years of conducting research on Colombus, asserted that Colombus was a prince ...