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Discover how Turkish people move tombs weighing 1100 tons
This costly move brought the tomb out of the area affected by a huge reservoir that would flood the Tigris River valley when it smashed Ilisu into operation.
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The city of the dead built right below Jerusalem
The city of the dead is currently being built just below the Israeli capital of Jerusalem and is believed to help the dead to revive.
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Afghanistan is richer than we think
Studies from the former Soviet Union and the recent US period show that Afghanistan's natural resources for minerals are trillions of dollars.
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Scientists split about the huge gap that appeared in Antarctica
The opinion of the scientific community is quite divided on this phenomenon, once known in 1974.
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NASA detects huge holes on Earth?
Images of this vulnerability after the leak were hidden and conspiracyists immediately entered.
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What kind of catastrophe will people suffer if the Earth stops spinning?
The truth is that life on Earth will be disastrous if one day our planet stops spinning.
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Mysterious legends about the legendary city of Atlantis
Atlantis is an inspiration for many films or novels. Although supposedly non-existent, the place has become a symbol of interesting legends.
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Detected oil field of 1.2 billion barrels in Alaska
In an area that had been deemed to have run out of oil in Alaska (USA), oil companies said they had found a huge oil field, reserves of up to 1.2 billion barrels.
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Inside China's huge nuclear tunnel since the Cold War
Let's visit the world's largest tunnel system, can withstand thousands of tons of explosives or a powerful earthquake of level 8, can even withstand atomic bombs and hyd…
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Treasure legend: Ho Toplitz (Part 1)
From East to West there are legends about treasures, stimulating hunting trips from year to year.
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Thousands of degrees of fire could be the culprit for sinking the Titanic
A large fire at the coal mine may have damaged the Titanic's steel cover before leaving, making it easy to be crushed by the iceberg.
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Huge stone symbol of Australia suddenly turned into a waterfall
The arid sandstone block suddenly turned into a waterfall after just one night, making visitors extremely excited.
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Clay tunnel with spectacular sculptures in Da Lat
The clay tunnel in Dalat is likened to a huge artificial wonder with clay sculptures stretching over 1,200m.
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9 reasons Darwin's theory of evolution is wrong
Darwin's theory of evolution plays a huge role in explaining the source of life and the evolution of living organisms through evolution. But Darwin's doctrine also encou…
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The most treasured places in the world
Lake Walchen is located in the Alps, the Rocky Mountains in the United States or Wewelsburg Castle, Germany is always sought by many tourists, because they believe this…