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Holy Roman Empire - The strangest empire in history
The Holy Roman Empire was not divine, not Roman, nor really an empire.
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Funny corner
The farmer refused 40 billion in compensation to grow vegetables in the middle of the airport
Refusing a 'huge' compensation, the farmer is still determined to fight to keep his organic farm in the middle of Japan's second largest airport for more than two decades
Science Events
Overwhelmed by the 'parade' of the 3,000-year-old mummy of the Egyptian royal family
The parade of 22 mummies of Egypt's kings and queens dating back up to 3,000 years is celebrated with grandeur, bearing the imprint of one of the greatest civilizations…
Science story
The dark, little-known life of Mona Lisa in real life
The Mona Lisa with a mysterious smile in Leonardo da Vinci's painting has a life that is said to be not very happy.
1001 mystery
The centennial mystery that the coffins know ... 'move'
The catacombs of the Chase family on the island of Barbados become a big mystery. The reason is because the coffins in the catacombs have the ability to move mysteriousl…
Animal world
Giant giant carp weighing 51kg suddenly caught fishing rod
The 54-year-old player spends about two weeks fishing in a lake before catching a giant fish from the carp family.
Health
Top 5 best dishes for summer: In addition to duck meat, hot tea, the remaining 3 dishes are also 'dangerous'
These are 5 dishes of the 5 best food groups in the summer, you should soon put them on the family menu so that the whole family is healthy, reducing the risk of illness…
Scientific works
A 5-star hotel and unique archaeological museum
Unexpected archaeological findings could cause a building to be abandoned for conservation purposes, but a 5-star hotel in Turkey has found a way.
Biology
Discovered new species of Cuc family that are able to hold water
The tree grows up to 1.2m high, has succulent leaves, is suitable for water retention and coping with temperature changes in the equatorial alpine ecosystem.
Animal world
The fighting lasted for more than an hour between the snake and the iguana
Both snakes and variators use their own attacks to hold on to their opponents, neither side is weak until the very end.
Discover science
The truth about 'vampire' tombs scares America
In the 17th century, many families in New England (USA) unearthed the graves of their relatives on suspicion that they had turned into a blood-sucking demon called a vam…
Life
What temperature will kill the corona virus?
Studies have shown that heat can kill many viruses, including the corona virus family to which Covid-19 is a member. But exactly how hot is it for this to happen?
Videos
Video: Cock raging crazily 'coffee' whole cow
The clip made netizens laugh out loud, the rooster probably 'itchy eyes' with the grass-eating cows, so he went to practice martial arts with his much bigger friend.
Archeology
Is Thranduil's mount in The Hobbit real?
Thranduil's giant mount in the Hobbit series is said to be inspired by the image of the Irish elk (Megaloceros giganteus) that went extinct around 7,700 years ago.
Biology
Detecting a virus as likely as Medusa monster of Greek myth
Recently in a hot spring in Japan, scientists have discovered a new giant family of viruses with the ability to come out of Greek mythology.