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PM 1-322 - a cosmic object that looks like a purple-blue ghostly eye staring straight at Earth - was discovered in 2005 but scientists have only now learned what it is.
Although each country's flag has different colors and shapes, you will hardly find any place that uses purple flags.
Thanks to its special properties, this type of wood is sold at a quite expensive price.
Learn about purple passion fruit seed oil and its amazing health benefits
A purple and white cotton cloth discovered in a royal tomb half a century ago may be the cloak of Alexander the Great.
Many constructions in China and other countries have caused a stir because of their similar designs to the Golden Bridge in Da Nang, Vietnam.
In the shared image, it can be seen that when it was still hanging on the tree, this fruit looked like a mango, but had a purple skin. When cut open with a knife, the in…
The Tyrian purple dye block from Roman Britain was produced from large quantities of sea snails, which may have been used for frescoes.
Through photos, we see the beauty of bees and their importance to the ecosystem.
American astrobiologists have identified the most common form of life we can find on exoplanets.
This is not the first time this quarry lake near the city of Fuessen has turned purple. The reason behind that has been explained.
The most used color has a ratio of 30.3%, while the least used color only appears on only 2 flags.
Photographs of the Northern Lights in locations that have never been recorded before are included in the award
Few people know that the 'death' in the Forbidden City also has the meaning from the idiom 'death gas east hybrid'.
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.