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The mysterious trumpet carries the curse of the Egyptian pharaoh
The pharaoh's horn was famously used only three times in the past 3,000 years. But every time he spoke, a disaster soon followed.
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Archeology
3 unique 'modern' artifacts from the world, 2 of which are questioned as 'aerial'
There are a number of antiques, technically speaking, that are extremely modern, really making people suspect they are 'cross-space' treasures. What is a mysterious stor…
Biology
Two ancient wooden stakes were discovered by Bach Dang river
Two thousand-year-old wooden stakes were discovered by people digging gardens in areas with many clusters of relics associated with the ancient Bach Dang victory.
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The horrors of Hitler's super weapon melt ... people
During World War 2, Nazi scientists researched and built a super weapon called Die Glocke. By design, this weapon of Hitler has the ability to melt humans and animals in…
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What helped Ceasar to become the most powerful dictator in Rome?
Historians have recently made a comment about the motive of the Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar's pursuit of all power.
New technology
Australia: Applying a new DNA testing method with an 79% accuracy rate
Scientists at Queensland University of Technology have developed a new DNA testing method that could assist in identifying the deaths of hundreds of Australian soldiers…
Animal world
The secret animal spies of the CIA
During the Cold War, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used animals including pigeons, crows, dolphins and cats to perform secret missions.
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The country once had the opportunity to erase Russia from the world map
The country had the opportunity to wipe out the archetypal rival Russia and become the sole ruler of Eastern Europe in the early 17th century.
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Inside the CIA lie detector
US federal agencies have been holding lie detectors since the 1950s to reassure public opinion that they can unmask the agents.
Animal world
Mole snakes escaped death by squeezing the South African cobra's head
Gavin and Christine Mitchell witnessed the nearly one-hour war between two-meter South African cobra and mole snakes when they visited Kgalagadi National Park.
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Why does English become the language of science all over the world?
Surprisingly, Western and global scientists used different languages to communicate with each other.
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Exotic grenade like 'sticky glue' during World War II
Instead of being designed to throw and roll on all types of terrain, this British grenade was built to stick to the target rather than armored vehicles.
Health
The concept of human health is often mistaken
During World War II, in order to deceive the Germans, the British troops spread rumors that they shot good planes because they ate a lot of carrots and brightened their…
Oceanography
This hairy feather is actually a fish and its blow speed cannot be seen
Leaf hair and somewhat ugly is what describes the appearance of this fish, however, it is no coincidence that they own those things.
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Rare photos reveal the face of the world 100 years ago
The black and white photos below reveal the historical and life events of people around the world 100 years ago.