Discovered an iron barrel containing 4 tons of gold: 'Treasure' that the Nazis hid
4 tons of Nazi gold have been found in an 18th century palace.
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4 tons of Nazi gold have been found in an 18th century palace.
Radiocarbon dating inadvertently reveals an astonishing civilization where timeless technology, several hundred to several thousand years ahead of the rest of the world,…
Just eating citrus fruits every day also provides enough vitamin C for the body. One large orange provides 65-95 mg of vitamin C, more than the amount recommended by doc…
This discovery has created a sensation in Chinese archeology.
Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences discovered that the innermost core of the Earth is not in a normal solid state but a superionic state.
Archaeologists have discovered exceptionally well-preserved remains of an Iron Age village.
Known as the 'poor man's fireworks,' Dashuhua is a 500-year-old firework ritual used in Nuanquan, China, to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
We often think that modern life is far from ancient times. The ancient Egyptians had an incredibly advanced lifestyle.
After Phineas P. Gage pulled an iron rod through his skull in 1848, his personality changed dramatically and his accident helped give birth to modern neuroscience.
Earth's crust contains many important elements to support life, but only 1% of the volume of the blue planet.
Research from the University of Oxford (UK) has shown that metals are extremely important in promoting life on Earth, contributing to the birth of humanity.
Two legendary names Excalibur and Shuriken have been given by paleontologists to two creatures from the world lost before the Devonian period of the Earth.
GJ 367b is one of the smallest planets discovered and has incredible properties, like an iron bullet and completes an orbit around its parent star in just 8 hours.
Researchers were stunned to discover an Iron Age skeleton buried in a sitting position at the ruins of Maiden Castle in the United Kingdom.
The place long thought to be a boring iron block deep inside the Earth could be a very complex world, research from the University of Hawaii (USA) asserts.