Conquer Mars
NASA expert: The first person to set foot on Mars must be a woman
From 40 years ago, NASA began to select female astronauts, but at the present time, the number of men is still much larger.
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Conquer Mars
Claiming to inherit Mars from an ancestor, three men sued NASA for discovery without permission
Not only did they claim to own Mars, these three crazy-looking men also offered to sell land on a red planet with a low price of only $ 2 per square meter.
Oceanography
Australian fishermen get the world's most
Two fishermen in Perth, Australia may have broken a world record after they caught a giant 3.85m hammerhead shark.
Oceanography
Warning fish species 'testicular bite'
Swedish and Danish authorities have warned men carefully when swimming in the southern beaches of the Oresund Strait of the two countries because of the presence of the…
Oceanography
Super big crab
A giant crab weighs about 7.7 kilograms with even bigger ones than men's hands, and has a net off the coast of England.
Archeology
The mystery surrounds the Otzi ribbon ax
In 1991, two German climbers suddenly discovered a mummy preserved intact in the ice and named the Otzi gang.
Archeology
Science proves: Prehistoric women are stronger than most modern men
A study published in November 2017 in Science Advances compares the bone structure of modern women with stone, bronze and medieval women.
Archeology
7 3,200-year-old skeletons reveal brutal rituals in Peru
According to Newsweek, these remains date from 1200 to 500 BC.
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
Korea: Detection of eggs in mummy liver 375 years old
According to the Daily Mail, researchers believe that men are infected with parasites by eating a living organism. This is considered a method of treating measles at tha…
Archeology
Skeleton man lost tongue over thousand years in England
Scientists cannot explain why a man of the 3rd or 4th century origin in Northamtonshire, he lost his tongue.
Archeology
Marvel at discovering a dildo in an ancient Chinese tomb
Recent archaeological findings about a number of things that Chinese nobility under the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) used to make may surprise many people.
Archeology
Wall paintings revealed activity in ancient brothels in Italy
The Lupanar brothel in Pompeii, Italy kept many frescoes of prostitution and the inscriptions left by customers and prostitutes 2,000 years ago.
Archeology
Men used to have bones at that place but because they were faithful, they were no longer there
Primate species have penile bones but humans do not, perhaps fidelity has dissolved this bone.
Archeology
Wigs - Luxury beauty accessories for ancient Egyptian women
For ancient Egyptian women, the wig is not only a beauty accessory but also shows the status and wealth, and the secrecy of women even when it comes to the afterlife.