The planet shattered, dropping strange materials into Australia
The decades-long study has revealed the mother of the Wedderburn space stone: an exoplanet crashed and smashed by an alien attacker.
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The decades-long study has revealed the mother of the Wedderburn space stone: an exoplanet crashed and smashed by an alien attacker.
The wisdom of the ancients made it difficult for people today to believe it. The wonders of the ancient world that the ancients left behind, for thousands of years, are…
The video, taken on Aug. 20 at Zhengzhou Zoo in Henan Province, China, shows a Colombian white-faced monkey lifting a stone over its head, then pointing its tip towards…
Across the 1656km2 area of Skye, the most remote island in the north of Scotland is paralyzed with deep trenches, steep, high walls like mazes.
The giant pumice mass formed after an underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga and will drift to the coast of Australia in another 7-12 months.
The giant megalithic stone circle emerges from the deep bottom after the water in the suburb of Peraleda de la Mata, Spain, withdraws.
Archaeologists found a Stone Age wooden platform with meticulously treated wooden bars in British waters.
An ancient settlement and mummy about three thousand years old have been discovered in the vicinity of Yemen's capital Sanaa.
A female mummy in an unbelievably intact silk outfit in a stone casket sunk deep in the waters of Siberia (Russia) was discovered by experts when the water in the dam dr…
In the end, the owner was a royal female magician, or a sick princess who passed away, or both cases, made people curious. But sure, true identity will be answered in th…
A stone dating back 1,400 years, containing the skeleton of an elderly woman of the Merovingian dynasty, was discovered in Cahors town, Lot province, in the south of Fra…
If not detected early and treated promptly, urinary stones can lead to urinary infections, pyelonephritis, even kidney failure.
A museum in the town of Bamberg, Germany, claims to find the tomb of Maria Sophia von Erthal, the woman who is believed to be the source of the White Snow fairy tale.
The rocks weigh up to 10 tons built by humans 7,500 before, such as stacking a mysterious battle jelly, leading the way to a celestial body in the constellation Swan.
Archaeologists found 86 well-preserved remains and many of Llangefni University's campus artifacts.