Technologies of ancient ancestors, which no one can still repeat. The Indian complex of Shravanabelagola is an unusual architectural structure

Participants of the Chinese Squid Game became victims of fraudsters. People hoping to win 1 million yuan have lost thousands of dollars

A chip for quantum computers. Google has unveiled a new chip that dramatically increases the ability to process and transmit data

Film company Universal Pictures has published the first teaser of the animated film “Shrek 5”. The plot is still being kept secret

Scientists have created cyborg search-and-rescue bugs. Beetles and cockroaches are fitted with devices that send electrical impulses to the insects

Japan is building an elevator to space. A space elevator is a transportation mechanism that connects the Earth with a space object

Did you know that over 1,000 containers are lost in the ocean every year? According to the World Shipping Council, about 1,000 to 1,500 containers are lost

84 years together – a couple from Brazil has set a world record for the longest marriage. So far, the husband is 105 years old and the wife is 101 years old

In Namibia, elephants and hippos will be slaughtered to distribute the meat to the needy. The country is on the verge of famine due to severe drought

A mysterious Nazi bunker in Normandy. The Heuqueville bunker, built in 1943-1944, protected the Normandy coast from Allied landings.

Mysterious ball in Japan: a fact that cannot be explained. A strange metal ball washed ashore. Scientists are still unable to give an explanation

This is what a sudden storm looks like during a serene vacation on a cruise ship. An unexpected storm caught the passengers of the Independence of the Seas’ liner

China’s Yanjin is the narrowest city in the world. It is one of the most unusual cities in the world, located along the steep banks of the Nanxi River on both sides.

A German man set a new Guinness World Record by spending 120 days underwater, The capsule he was living in was submerged at a depth of 36 feet

Scientists have successfully grown an embryo of a Tasmanian wolf in an artificial uterus, the last representative of which died in a zoo in 1936