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Angkor, the home of gods
Constructed in the 9th century and reached a peak during the reign of King Suryavarman II (1113 - 1150) in the first half of the 12th century. Suddenly missing in the da…
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Conquer Mars
NASA is organizing a home design competition on Mars in 3D printing
NASA has selected five winners of the final phase of the 3D Habitat Challenge printing competition to design 3D printing houses for upcoming astronauts.
Conquer Mars
NASA announced a model for astronauts on Mars
NASA has just announced a design for a bank house covered by a steam dome for astronauts to live and work inside.
World Heritage
Historical center of Florence - Italy
Unesco's Organization for Educational and Cultural Sciences has recognized the historic center of Florence, Italy as the World Cultural Heritage in 1982.
Oceanography
'Water monster' is about to disappear
Beneath the remains of a giant lake from the Aztec civilization is home to a special animal.
Oceanography
Why did Nemo clown fish find their way home?
The colorful clownfish can sniff the leaves that fall into the sea from the island's forests near their coral reefs.
Oceanography
Fishes swim north when the ocean becomes warmer
When the home waters become too hot, some fishes swim north for the first time in hundreds of years in search of cooler waters.
Oceanography
Fish use the sense of smell to find their way home
Fish colonies live in Australia's Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest marine sanctuary, often prefer to stay close to 'homes' because they know where to find food or…
Archeology
Reveal new findings in ancient Roman city - Pompeii
According to The Nation, archaeologists have revealed their latest findings at the home of a rich man living in ancient Rome.
Archeology
The city of ancient super-rich Romans sank under the sea
Baiae city is located in the ocean once used to be a place for the wealthy Roman era with many luxurious works.
Archeology
Journey to find her husband over hundreds of kilometers of ancient European women
German archaeologists found that European women during the Bronze Age often traveled away from home and played an important role in spreading culture, while men were jus…
Archeology
Ruining the village of the homeland of Jesus' apostle
Israeli and American archaeologists most likely found the home of Saint Peter, St. Andrew and Saint Philip near the Sea of Galille, also known as Lake Tiberias, in nor…
Archeology
Discover 400,000 years of mammoth tusks in Siberia
A Siberian resident (Russia) while digging a vegetable garden in his home garden excavated the ancient mammoth tusks dating back about 400,000 years.