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Chernobyl Pluton radioactive dust is found in soil
When the Chernobyl nuclear reactor exploded in 1986, radioactive elements were released into the air and scattered throughout the Soviet Union, Europe and the South East…
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Nuclear 'eyes' revealed Napoleon was not poisoned
Napoleon did not die from arsenic poisoning in Saint Helena. This conclusion is confirmed after a detailed test was performed at the laboratory of the Italian National I…
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Secrets of the Soviet nuclear test area
The Novaya Zemlya archipelago (or new land) is the northern extension of the Ural Mountains, consisting of two islands separate from the Matochkin Shar strait. Both isla…
1001 mystery
Prehistoric nuclear reactors
In Okno, Gabon republic is home to the famous Uran mine. In June 1972, a French Uran ore processing factory was amazed to find that the newly imported uranium ore was al…
1001 mystery
The mystery of the destruction of the ancient Indian citadel
The Indian River basin, 5,000 years ago, once had a thriving city suddenly in a very short time. Its relics are called
1001 mystery
The US announced the tape about UFO
The US military has just published a recording tape of a group of officers assigned to investigate UFOs 30 years ago.
1001 mystery
Fluttering UFOs in America
Strange objects appear in the sky of a US city and emit blue light.
Conquer Mars
Russia developed nuclear missiles flying to Mars for several months
Russia is building missiles equipped with nuclear engines that can be used in space missions to Mars and beyond, Newsweek reported on November 14.
Conquer Mars
NASA successfully tested Mars's nuclear reactor
The US Aeronautics and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has announced the completion of a Kilopower mobile fission reactor test, a facility to power bases on Mars or Moon, yest…
Conquer Mars
Mars: New human colony?
Nuclear weapons and artificial intelligence are two risks that can motivate people to cross the distance to Mars.
World Heritage
Marshall Islands - Bikini Atoll
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Marshall's Bikini Atoll Island as a World Cultural Heritage in 2010.
Oceanography
Detecting a sudden 'water monster' in the Fukushima Sea
A Japanese fisherman was shocked when he caught a mutant wolves, twice the size of normal waters off the coast of this country, near the Fukushima nuclear power plant -…
Oceanography
Jellyfish makes the nuclear plant shut down
The recent giant of jellyfish makes one of Sweden's largest nuclear power plants shut down.
Oceanography
Fish near the Fukushima power plant are contaminated 2,500 times higher
Fish caught near Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) is 2,500 times higher than the safe level.