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The man named Semyon shared a white glowing UFO (UFO) scene and disappeared inside another UFO in the Yakutia region in Siberia, Russia, Mirror reported on July 9.
Looking down from Kazakhstan, we discover a mystery that even leading scientists cannot explain: a huge mystery from the old days still lying on the ground.
Greek mythology has a very interesting story claiming to have the Kingdom of Minos on Crete. Western archaeologists also acknowledge that the myths and legends of the an…
The mysterious work in the Gobi desert, discovered by GoogleMap last year may be the result of geological surveys of nickel mines - the Daily Mail quoted the researchers…
A towering flying object hovering above Moscow's Kremlin makes people suspect that this is an alien flying saucer.
In the northwest corner of the Carachacha Square in Tiahuanaco Citadel is an extremely large and very famous stone sculpture, the Sun's Door - one of the wonders of main…
Tula is the Capital of the ancient Turke in Mexico. From the eighth century to the thirteenth century AD, the Turke expanded the dominion of southern Mexico to create an…
3D-printed, 1,001-square-foot houses (93 square meters) will contain four astronauts and are built using weathered floors found on the surface of Mars.
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Belgium's Brussels Square as a World Cultural Heritage in 1998.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Russia's Kremlin and Red Square as a World Cultural Heritage in 1990.
Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the historic center of Rome, Italy (Italy) is a World Cultural Heritage in 1980.
The sea between Darwin's islands and Wolf in Ecuador becomes the most concentrated place on Earth with more than 13,000 per km2.
Scientists have discovered a giant carpet of bacteria in the 130,000-square-kilometer oceanic ocean off the coast of Chile and Peru.
A cluster of algae that covers up to 200 square kilometers is heading toward China's east coast, threatening the region's ecology and tourism.
Images from the US satellite show that about 100,000 square kilometers of ice in the Arctic Ocean melted yesterday.