The Lost City of 500 Years Containing Flesh-Eating Parasites
Scientists Almost Paid with Their Lives While Exploring the "Lost City of the Monkey God" Hidden Deep in the Jungle....
Excavator Strikes Wood Revealing Odd “Stone,” Experts Follow Clues to Discover “Huge” Treasure
From the strange "stones" found inside a wooden log, experts uncovered a treasure trove with tens of thousands of artifacts...
The life of a 35-year-old man who is always mistaken for a 14-year-old boy
At 35 years old, but looking "young as a 14-year-old," Denis Vashurin often carries his birth certificate to prove to...
A resting place for the deceased costing over 1.2 billion VND: A space no larger than a shoe box, more expensive than a house for the living
The starting price of $53,000 (over 1.2 billion VND) for a space equivalent to a shoebox makes the 12-story Shan...
The United States has a state known as “Silver State”
"The Silver State" is the nickname for Nevada. But what about the "Golden State" that refers to which state in...
Artworks Damaged After Restoration
The purpose of restoration and conservation is to preserve or recreate the original condition of an artwork against the wear...
The world has only 8 countries that produce “white gold”, the US has 1 mine that produces 5,000 tons each year but still does not meet demand
This resource is the "trump card" in the new energy race worldwide. White dwarf stars that are exploding are believed...
Top 5 Famous Canals Connecting the World Similar to Vietnam’s “Panama”
Let's explore famous canals around the world, similar to Vietnam's "Panama"!Although often overlooked, canals play a crucial role in the...
Nuclear Fission: Benefit or Harm?
Nuclear energy is an incredibly powerful force, once considered a "game changer," but what are the associated risks and consequences?Nuclear...
Discovery of a Mysterious Portrait in the Paintings of the Artist Rene Magritte
Experts are extremely excited to discover the portrait of a woman hidden beneath another painting by the surrealist artist Rene...
