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Little-known secrets inside the 200-year-old British Royal crypt
On September 19, Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was lowered into the Royal Crypt, reunited with Prince Philip, after which both coffins will be transferred to be buried nex…
Oceanography
3 hypotheses about the missing Titan submarine in the Atlantic Ocean
According to Chris Parry, a former Royal Navy officer, the submarine may have lost connection, but it is possible that an accident occurred while passing through the wre…
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Why are national flags rarely purple?
Although each country's flag has different colors and shapes, you will hardly find any place that uses purple flags.
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Why has the Titanic wreckage not been salvaged after 111 years?
Recovering relics from historical tragedies is not always easy, and such was the case with the salvage of the legendary Titanic.
Videos
Video: 'Chamawat Demon' - The most dangerous tiger in the wild
A female Bengal tiger nicknamed the Champawat Demon killed a total of 436 people before being shot dead in 1907.
Photo library
A series of photos that will surprise you with the true beauty of the Qing Dynasty's Fujin and Princesses
When they were not the fiery beauties on Chinese historical dramas, what did the Qing Dynasty's Fujin and Princesses look like?
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The Qing Dynasty collapsed, what surname did 20,000 royal descendants change to to integrate into the new era?
As times change, one dynasty is replaced by another, the most insecure is not the common people, but the royal family.
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Rare photos of royals around the world 100 years ago
100 years ago, the appearance of royalty from countries around the world also had clear differences and diversity.
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What is the difference between Western eunuchs and Chinese eunuchs?
Not only did ancient China have eunuchs, but Western royal families also had no shortage of eunuchs. However, it seems that eunuchs in the West suffered less physical pa…
Archeology
The ancient tombs were all sealed from the inside, how did the last worker escape?
Ancient tombs, especially royal tombs, were built with mysterious designs that are still difficult for us to find answers to today.
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Mystery of white stone statue wearing crown believed to be Queen Cleopatra
A small statue of a woman wearing a royal crown may depict Queen Cleopatra VII, an archaeologist says.
Archeology
Digging a 3,500m high 'water tomb', China found a huge treasure mine, the secret of the Silk Road is revealed!
This discovery shocked Chinese archaeologists.
Cancer
Sweden develops antibody with potential to treat cancer
A team of researchers from Uppsala University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden have developed a new antibody that has the potential to treat many differen…
Archeology
Cloth suspected to be the legendary purple cloak of Alexander the Great
A purple and white cotton cloth discovered in a royal tomb half a century ago may be the cloak of Alexander the Great.