Animal world
The famous horse in Vietnamese history
The great victories in the history of Vietnam were made by marines, statues, infantry, but not cavalry.
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Animal world
Little known thing about 'famous' horses in the Vietnam War
Horses were the most used animal in wars, especially in ancient wars. War horses are called war horses or steed horses.
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Why was the owl once considered a symbol of the 'God of War' and was worshiped in ancient times?
The image of the owl has been pushed to the level of the God of War and according to experts, the ancients at one time thought they were the symbol of victory over the e…
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Why do pilots shoot guns without dangling the rotor blades?
How could a machine gun mounted on the nose of a World War I propeller plane be able to release bullets steadily without destroying the rotor blades that were rotating v…
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Incredible but true story: The Portuguese capital was once located in Brazil
Despite being only the capital of Portugal for 13 short years, this period made Rio de Janeiro grow rapidly, becoming the most prosperous city on the continent of South…
Health
Why are there so many germicides but so few anti-virus?
At the end of World War II, mass production of a newly discovered antibiotic, penicillin, saved many wounded wounded victims.
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Discover the scariest 'treason' gun of World War 1
Possessing many desirable features at the time, but a design flaw made Ross rifles quickly rejected by Canadian soldiers and soon discarded while still in its infancy.
Space science
Why did the flying saucer project fail?
In the early years of the Cold War, the US military conducted a secret project called VZ-9
Animal world
Vultures surround the looting of hunting leopards
Winning cheetahs, but the vultures quickly slipped the antelope into the lion's claws.
Archeology
Excavating the 5,000-year-old temple ruins
Scientists found many relics and large amounts of animal bones at the temple dedicated to Ningirsu, the god of war in Mesopotamian civilization.
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The prophet 'fell asleep' and the predictions came true
Edgar Cayce accurately predicted the deaths of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and President John F Kennedy.
Archeology
Ancient giant pig: Terror of prehistoric North America
Today's breeds look quite gentle, but their ancestors are different, ancient giant pigs that look extremely terrorist and are professional assassins in prehistoric times.
Archeology
Build a house, shudder to hit 42 bizarre ancient tombs
A construction of houses for retirees in the UK has transformed into an archaeological site when, in turn, excavating 42 ancient tombs that may have existed in the 5-11…
History
Google honors Else LaskeSchüler: Great German lyricist
Today, February 7, 2020, Google replaced the Doodle image designed by Cynthia Kittler to commemorate the famous public poetry of the German poet, playwright and artist E…
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What can be eaten after a nuclear war disaster?
Scientists from the Alliance to protect the Earth from natural disasters (ALLFED) say what humans can eat in the event of a nuclear war, BusinessInsider newspaper report…