Strange pneumonia-like disease in China made 44 people sick
As of January 3, 2019, China recorded 44 cases of acute pneumonia, of which 12 were in serious condition.
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As of January 3, 2019, China recorded 44 cases of acute pneumonia, of which 12 were in serious condition.
A new project led by a University of Florida researcher could fundamentally alter our understanding of how comets come from the outskirts of the Solar System.
The national portal will provide general data sets, according to international criteria, to help retrieve and control product quality.
Huong Pagoda, also known as Huong Tich Pagoda, is located in My Duc District, Hanoi City.
Many mysterious lands in the world are thought to be the gateway to the afterlife, from a permanent fire pit in Turkmenistan to the sinking holes in Mexico.
It seems that billionaire Bill Gates has never stopped thinking about great things and beyond human knowledge.
The scenery is beautiful but the place hides a dangerous danger.
At the end of 2017, there are about 400 stretched stone architectures, some of which are about the size of a few football fields, have been seen in non-human and living…
Quan La Communal House in Xuan La (Tay Ho, Hanoi) has a cave gate leading down to a mysterious large underground cellar with many anecdotes such as the Han tomb's grave,…
Recently, billionaire Bill Gates had an article revealing a child
The Sun has just published an amazing video of 'hell gate' in Turkmenistan.
Experts collaborate with Discovery Channel to broadcast live the opening process containing the 2,500-year mummy of an Egyptian senior priest on April 7.
After leaving the position of Microsoft CEO, billionaire Bill Gates made a lot of contributions to the development of poor countries, including efforts to create new toi…
Ngo Mon Gate, Hue Citadel is cleaned by high-pressure steam cleaning technology (steam cleaning) to clean the moss layer and return almost the original color of the monu…
For centuries, city-beating vehicles proved to be an effective war weapon due to the fact that gates, brick and stone walls built under the old technique were quite weak…