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The ancient 'impregnable' fortress was built near the Dead Sea
In the journey to discover Israel, visitors can hardly ignore the Madasa Fortress - one of the World Heritage sites recognized by UNSECO in 2001.
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Why is Japan called the Land of Funan?
The country has three different names that are still widely used, but not everyone knows their meaning.
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Cloud waterfall cascades down the autumn forest in China
The video recorded the sight of the sea of clouds floating like the mountain slopes down the autumn forest at Than Nong Gia, Hubei, China on October 30 that many viewe…
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Decode the phenomenon of a series of volcanic domino rocks
According to The Atlantic, there were severe landslides in El Capitan rock in Yosemite National Park, California, USA, which is famous for adventurous climbers.
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The mystery of Shambhala - the forgotten kingdom
For thousands of years, the Tibetan region on high terrain always attracts individuals who love mysticism and spirituality.
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Antarctica - 'fire hell' between the earth in the coldest place in the world
Antarctica is the place with the harshest climate in the world. But it turns out, here
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Explain the mysterious tsunami that hit Greenland
The tsunami was caused by a landslide on the mountain, so large that it created a 4.1-magnitude earthquake and spread to the surrounding areas.
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The unprecedented achievements after the search MH370
Detailed seabed maps were made during the search of MH370 recently announced by Geoscience Australia on July 19.
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The most incredible things in the world's most bizarre workplace - Google
Dubbed the world's most bizarre workplace, the employees of the Google building possess the facilities that many people desire.
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The truth behind the photo of a humorous wolf population is causing storms to the online community
Is the pack of wolves often led by the oldest, weakest wolves so no one is left behind? The truth will surprise you.
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The apartment has a busy road on the roof
Architects in Chongqing (China) raise the level of convenience when living in a city. They built a road through the roof of the apartment building.
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The mystery of the island is regarded as hell for Charles Darwin
The remote Ascension Island in the middle of the Atlantic used to have only one tree. But, the 150-year effort has helped to cover the island. Can humans do the same thi…
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Unusual burial practices in Tibet
The custom of burial of dead people in Tibet is very diverse with special explanations of the soul and life, including the cremation, cremation or cremation.
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10 natural wonders are the largest monoliths in the world
Monolithic rocks around the world are quite a special form of objects. They exist throughout the historical length of humanity, many peoples living around it weave many…
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Detecting precious material mines used as solar cells under the seabed
British scientists have discovered a mountain beneath the Atlantic Ocean containing a rare treasure of minerals.