The mystery behind the photo
A photo taken of Egypt's Nile River, as red as blood, has caused a stir among public opinion.
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A photo taken of Egypt's Nile River, as red as blood, has caused a stir among public opinion.
Dancing madly to death or laughing for no reason ... are devastating epidemics in human history.
Nuclear war, pandemic disaster ... are considered potential threats to destroy humanity in the future.
Office workers spend the same amount of calories as hunters and gatherers in Africa. This fact shows that it is very likely that lazy activity is not the culprit of the…
9/11 terrorism, Ebola pandemic, bombing in Oklahoma, tsunami, volcanic eruption ... are the disasters of mankind that have been predicted by humans for many years or eve…
In 1545, the tragedy occurred with the Aztec empire in the territory of Mexico today. Many people began to show symptoms such as high fever, headache, bleeding from eyes…
Thanks to modern technologies, scientists recreated the face of a British man living in the 13th century, based on his 700-year-old remnants.
British archaeologists have found 48 skeletons in a mass grave, dating from the 14th century.
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
Archaeologists found the secret behind some of the twisted copper wire sections unearthed at a monastery since the Middle Ages.
Chinese archaeologists have recently unearthed a 97 deformed remains of 5,000-year-old remains.
British rail engineers discovered 25 human skeletons during the Middle Ages when carrying out the Crossrail, London railway project.
When excavating the Crossrail high-speed subway tunnel in London, construction workers discovered a burial place for plague victims in the fifteenth century - a pandemic…
Fortunately, Clade X is not a real virus, and the story we just talked about is a simulated version made by American scientists.
An international team of scientists describes the Global Virome Project (GVP) expected to begin later this year in research letter published in Science magazine on Febru…