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The 21st century saw the revolution in the transport industry as customers only needed one click to get what they wanted.
Researchers have discovered the composition of the pink mineral found on the Moon five years ago.
Few people expect a few small actions like nail biting, knuckling fingers, chewing stones ... are bad habits to give up.
While going to the forest, Mr. Dang Quoc Ai discovered a rock eroded over time, emerging a picture of Vietnam map with the two archipelagoes Hoang Sa and Truong Sa.
The only watch that NASA astronauts believe is the Omega Speedmaster because of its perfection.
Physicists at the University of Amsterdam have just discovered a clever trick used by ancient Egyptians to transport heavy rocks during the construction of pyramids.
Jewelry is an exciting and exciting market in many parts of the world. Especially gemstones always have strong attraction for women.
Stacking bowling, catching mice or listening to enemy planes are no longer available, due to the development of technology.
A sensational discovery was made by Russian scientists in Ural. They find a strange gemstone, which has an unmatched attribute to diamonds and emeralds.
According to a recent study, scientists have discovered the exact origin of blue rocks at Stonehenge (England).
The sound emitted from these stones makes the audience feel they are hollow objects and made of metal.
The stream with discrete stone slabs in Enschede Street became a Dutch symbol.
1500 year massacre fortress, strange treasure in the tomb of ancient people, large Mayan city of Red Stone, mysterious artifacts of the penis ... are shocking findings i…
Contrary to the long-held concept, an English engineer claimed, the ancient Egyptian pyramids were rebuilt, inside and out.
Scientists found convincing evidence that diamonds could exist beneath Antarctic glaciers.