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The Legendary Weapons That Shaped HistoryThe Legendary Weapons That Shaped History
13 June
The legendary Scandinavian God of Thunder, Thor, wielded the hammer known as Mjölnir. The weapon was crafted by 2 dwarves - Brokkr and Eitri.
Hobbit Skeletons Prove They Were not Fictional CreaturesHobbit Skeletons Prove They Were not Fictional Creatures
10 June
One of the scientific theories claims that the ancestors of the hobbits were taller, with their height similar to that of modern man but for reasons currently unknown to science, their height began to decrease.
Hidden Chamber Found in the Egyptian Bent Pyramid of SneferuHidden Chamber Found in the Egyptian Bent Pyramid of Sneferu
10 June
During excavations inside the Egyptian Pyramid of Sneferu, French archaeologists discovered a secret chamber. It was found below one of the pyramid's empty spaces using a so-called muon scanner.
African Exorcist: Beautiful Women are Possessed by Demons More OftenAfrican Exorcist: Beautiful Women are Possessed by Demons More Often
07 June
Islamic exorcist Malam Lutvi Jamal-Baba has made a terrifying discovery. According to the religious leader, beautiful ladies and girls become the victims of evil demons more often than others.
The Deadliest Diseases in Human HistoryThe Deadliest Diseases in Human History
06 June
Smallpox became one of the two diseases to be declared officially eradicated (the other is rinderpest). In the 20th century alone, prior to the mass vaccinations, its victims amounted to 500 million.
Legendary Lost TreasuresLegendary Lost Treasures
02 June
The treasures of the Knights Templar were legendary. It is said that the order began to hoard treasures since the very First Crusade in the Holy Land.
Twenty-Foot Seagulls Once Ruled the Skies of AntarcticaTwenty-Foot Seagulls Once Ruled the Skies of Antarctica
27 May
At the beginning of the year, a team of Argentinian scientists discovered the fossilized remains of giant prehistoric birds, possessing the greatest wingspan ever recorded.
The Ancient City of the Dwarves Makhunik Bewilders ArchaeologistsThe Ancient City of the Dwarves Makhunik Bewilders Archaeologists
27 May
In the 40s of the 20th century in the desert around Shahdad, Kerman Province in Iran, archaeologists came upon a mysterious village. The settlement, which bears the name Makhunik, was once home to an ancient civilization of dwarves.
Eight Discoveries Which Can Change your Life!Eight Discoveries Which Can Change your Life!
20 May
A brain implant that stops seizures. The implant that was invented in 2012, NeuroPace, uses electrical stimulation to successfully stop epileptic seizures.
Robots are Coming to Take your Job!Robots are Coming to Take your Job!
17 May
At the end of April, some of the most influential people in the world gathered for a conference at the Milken Institute in California. The meeting was dedicated to the urgent issues that affect humanity.
Five Myths about Genghis KhanFive Myths about Genghis Khan
16 May
Undoubtedly one of the most controversial historical figures is the founder of the Mongol empire - Genghis Khan. He's been accredited with countless atrocities, the destruction of entire empires, cultures and nations, but also many acts of heroism. . .
Crows Can Actually Recognize DeathCrows Can Actually Recognize Death
14 May
A study by researchers from the University of Washington has proven that crows are much more sensitive to death than any other form of life.
A Mysterious Duchess was Francisco Goya's Great MuseA Mysterious Duchess was Francisco Goya's Great Muse
13 May
A 20-year-old duchess, renowned for her beauty and uninhibited behavior for the time, was Spanish painter Francisco Goya's great muse and he continued to paint her even after her death.

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