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These valuable discoveries are misjudged by researchers and gradually fall into oblivion.
One of the oldest maps in the world produced in Amsterdam, the Netherlands is expected to be sold for £ 270,000 (about VND 8.5 billion) in April.
A map dating back to the 16th century accurately redraws the northern Antarctic coast, but when it has never been covered by ice. How can people know this continent at a…
The words hidden on the ancient map Martellus Atlas are coming before the experts, revealing information about civilizations in the 15th century.
The world famous Atlas set of geographer Philippe Vandermaelen published in 1827 clearly shows that the Paracel and Spratly Islands are Vietnam, just received and announ…
The zigzag tunnels under the Italian city of Rome have been recorded as maps to avoid the risk of collapsing above structures.
A world map over 400 years old, with China at the center, has just been displayed at the Library of Congress.
For the first time, scientists have created a detailed map of the magnetic field inside the pillars, becoming famous by an iconic image of 1995 from the Hubble Space Tel…
Not only that, the world's leading technology company has added 12 other planets in the Solar System to users to explore freely.
This is not the first time Google has integrated an interesting feature into Maps, and it is not right to deny Google indifference to the cosmic problem.
How do scientists calculate the August 21 issue of a total solar eclipse in the US? Where do they know that there will be many solar eclipses from now until 2040?
Recently, UFO hunters claimed they had discovered a city
The research team of the Southern European Observatory (ESO) drew a completely new map of the Milky Way, four times larger than every previous map with 187 million pixel…
The Messenger spacecraft recently provided a chemical map of Mercury's surface, revealing important information about the planet's development history.
At each time corresponding to technological breakthroughs, scientists used the most advanced device to observe, redraw or capture the image of the Earth's Moon.