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In today's development era, people pay more attention to improving the quality of life. Accordingly, tourism has become a trend.
In addition to being famous for Machu Picchu or the Inca empire, the country of Peru also has a natural wonder that moves people.
Something as sophisticated and complex as nanotechnology could not have been developed without the structure of atoms and the microscope as a premise.
According to scientists, surrounding Thien Tri Lake are mountain ranges, with no water source but water reserves of more than 2 billion tons.
The famous snowy peaks of the Alps are melting and gradually being replaced by vegetation.
Although purple light is the light with the shortest wavelength, blue light is the light that people see most when looking away from the mountains.
Xinjiang is located in the northwest, China, has the largest area in the administrative area (the administrative area is built according to the needs of several province…
The takin, also known as the Tibetan buffalo, is a half-sheep, half-buffalo animal found in the eastern Himalayas.
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Kandovan is the only cliff-top village in the world inhabited by people. At first glance, the village seems scary, but here life is peaceful, in harmony between nature a…
Vu Tuyen is a district located in the southeast of Lai Tan city, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (China), also known as Tien Thanh. There is a 'sky lake' with beautiful…
When it comes to the village hidden deep in this 'deep mountain and cup', the first word that comes to mind is 'bizarre'.
Secrets of the Ice, an archaeological organization that specializes in searching for antiquities in the Norwegian mountains, discovered a Roman sandal buried deep in the…
A team of US scientists is working on a project to make artificial snow to help solve the worst drought in 1,200 years.
Alpine ranges in general like the Himalayas tend to be younger, while ranges with shorter peaks after millennia of erosion like the Appalachians tend to be older.