Archeology
Discovering bones' 2,000-year-old ancient vampire in England
The strange skeleton found in Yorkshie dating to about 2,000 years old is determined to be buried in ancient rituals to prevent the rise of corpses.
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Thrilling story about little girl Juliane Koepcke -
The plane was struck by lightning. It plunges to the ground, shattering. Only Juliane Koepcke survived in horrible conditions ...
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America develops super chips that help heal wounds
Scientists have developed a breakthrough technology, which helps heal the body's injuries quickly.
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Learn about the shield logo of Portugal
The logo of the Portuguese team is a Cup picture. There is a shield in the middle. On the shield, there are 5 small blue shields with 5 white polka dots.
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What horrible thing will happen when a body is hit by a bullet?
Get a bullet? Forget about getting up and running like the movie.
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6 Unbelievable Uses of the Three Wolves
Condoms have many unexpected uses besides inner ability
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Why is the broken hand because the paper is more painful than the knife?
Breaking your hands due to being careful not to cook or slice a broken piece of glass will make you feel pain. But the white paper is sometimes a formidable assassin whe…
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Research shows that time does not heal
Experts at Aberdeen University say that time cannot heal the pain and people may
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Writing helps to heal wounds
The study was led by Elizabeth Broadbent, a health psychology lecturer at Auckland University, New Zealand who surveyed 49 healthy elderly people, ages 64 to 97.
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Intentionally makes the wound worse
Researchers at Harvard University discovered that the feeling of pain depended on our thinking about the wound being caused by the intention of the person.
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Laser technology heals new wounds
When it comes to the problem of stitching cuts and wounds, there hasn't been much change in the last 2000 years. Even with microsurgery techniques today, infections and…
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Explore the origin of the flexibility of blood clots
How do blood clots maintain the correct balance of stiffness to heal wounds and flexibility to move in the blood stream? Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania Sch…
1001 mystery
12 most mysterious religious phenomena in history
Every religion in the world has strange stories, mysterious events and phenomena seem to transcend the laws of nature ...
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The mystery in a person's brain is pierced through his head
After the sharp iron rod pierced the head of a worker in the United States, he still drove himself home and lived for another 12 years.