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Beneath the oil painting of the original painting, Australian researchers discovered the tilted face of the female model that the author loved.
Pisa's leaning tower, the world's most famous tilting work, is the result of the unintentional and inadequate planning of engineers.
In order to achieve a 45-degree tilt, the pop king used a special pair of shoes that he registered for patent in 1993.
Scientists have shown that the left side of the face always contains emotions and has the ability to make a stronger impression.
This is probably the question of many babies when they first come into contact with a computer.
A new study found, the left side of the human face generally looks more attractive than the right side of the face. This may help explain why portrait painters tend to p…
About 4.5 billion years ago, a Mars-sized asteroid collided with the Earth. As a result, the layers of rock and dust gradually formed into the moon. It also causes the e…
The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Campo dei Miracoli Complex, which includes Italy's Pisa leaning tower, the World…
In the morning of March 31, the Institute of Archeology (under the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences), Thanh Hoa Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and scientist…
All planets in the solar system are inclined to the same side, except for Uranus. The north-south axis of the blue-green planet is 98 degrees above the Sun's orbit.
Uranus has a self-rotating axis that is almost parallel to the orbital plane and moves very slowly around the Sun.
The outer edge of our solar system is hiding a large object the size of Mars, and this is most likely the 10th planet orbiting the Sun.
There are many characteristics that can make a planet difficult to survive, a new study shows that:
The mountain half of the giant Tharsis on Mars is the author that makes the red planet's surface rotate with a billion tons of lava.