Geography and History

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Climate Change Trends Climate change trends is increasing and is unequivocal and many of the changes observed recently are unprecedented for decades or even millennia. The decade has been the hottest on record since...

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Geography and History

Between utopia and dystopia: Ideas to think about an ideal world (or not)

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What is the difference between utopia and dystopia?An apocalypse, also called a dystopia, is a fictional tale depicting an imaginary society organized in such a way that it prevents its members from achieving happiness....

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Geography and History

The Illuminati effect | Beyond conspiracy theory

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The Illuminati Effect THE CIRCLE / POINT OF VIEW – Conspiracy theories are everywhere. Only, they can from time to time be used to understand useful concepts, because those who conceive them sometimes put...

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Geography and History

Titanic was on fire | A drama written in advance? mysterious investigation!

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The Titanic was on fire: When the liner went to sea, a fire was devouring in one of the vessel’s coal bunkers! On the night of April 14-15, 1912, the Titanic sank within hours,...

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Earth and Space Science World Travel Guide

Aurora Borealis and Australis | Why is the northern lights different from the southern lights?

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Why is the northern lights (Aurora Borealis) different from the southern lights (Aurora Australis)? Faced with the spectacle of the polar aurora, some remain simply in admiration. Others, like these Norwegian researchers, are trying...

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Geography and History

Henry VIII King of England (1509–47) and Married life full of tragic fates of His Wives

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Henry VIII and Tragedy With His Wifes Henry VIII is one of the most iconic figures in British history, remembered not just for his reign but for his tumultuous marriages and the tragic outcomes...

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Geography and History

Henry Tudor King of England 1485 – 1509 and Founder the Tudor Dynasty and His Wife Queen Elizabeth of York

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Henry Tudor (Henry VII of England) 1485 – 1509 Henry Tudor (Henri VII) was born in 1457 and died in 1509. He reigned over England from 1485 to 1509. His accession to the throne...

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Geography and History

Javanese Cat Doesn’t Come From Java Indonesia

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Javanese Cat The Javanese cat or Oriental Longhair cat is one of the oriental cat breeds and is also known as the Javanese or Mandarin. The name Javanese cat has very little to do...

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Chemistry Geography and History Science

Atomic bomb to extinguish fires

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Atomic bomb to extinguish fires The atomic bomb has been used to extinguish fires, in this case gas well fires. The operation atomic bomb to extinguish fires was not to use the blast on...

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Geography and History

Olmecs | Mexico, 3000 years of history (Mesoamerican Civilizations Before the Aztecs and Mayans)

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Olmecs These ancient Olmecs inhabitants of Mexico carved strange giant heads whose significance we are only now beginning to understand. The Olmec culture was from about 2500 to about 500 BC. Tracked along the...

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Geography and History Technology

Stealth Plane (Camouflage Aircraft) a radar undetectable aircraft, invisible aircraft

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Stealth Plane In a conflict, the stealth plane is a valuable asset, making it less visible to the adversary and thus making attacks unpredictable. The stealth plane escapes detection by radar and all other...

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Geography and History World Travel Guide

Palace of the King of Korea | Gyeongbok Palace in Seoul (South Korea) | History, Visit and Getting There

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Gyeongbok Palace of the King of Korea Gyeongbok is a royal palace of the King of Korea, located north of Seoul in South Korea. First built in 1394 and then rebuilt in 1867, it...

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World Travel Guide

Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokyo | The home of the Emperor of Japan

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Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokyo Located in the special district of Chiyoda, the Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokyo was built on the ruins of Edo Castle which was destroyed by fire in 1873. Kokyo...

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Geography and History

The End of the Olmecs Civilization | Why did the ancient Olmec civilization disappear?

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The End of the Olmecs Civilization The Olmec civilization lasted for about 1100 years. No one is certain the end of the Olmecs civilization. Many of the intellectual achievements of the Olmecs, such as...

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Film Geography and History Law

Zodiac Killer Never Been Caught | The mystery of the Serial Killer in California

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Zodiac Killer The serial killer who called himself the Zodiac in the late 1960s is one of the most mysterious in history. Zodiac killer is never discovered, he has been officially charged with five...

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Biology Geography and History

Orangutan largest arboreal mammal | Man of the forest (Sumatran, Bornean and Tapanuli)

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Orangutan the largest arboreal mammal (which lives on trees) Orangutan is a primate genus in the family of great apes (hominids), that is about ²/₃ as large as the gorilla and has brown skin,...

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Geography and History

Rummy Playing Cards | How Many Red Cards Are In 1 Pack Of Rummy Playing Cards? | History, How to Play and Rules of Playing

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How Many Red Cards Are In 1 Pack Of Rummy Playing Cards? Playing cards are the result of the evolution or development of the game of chess played by herders in West Asia. The...

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Geography and History

Linggarjati Agreement (Cirebon – Indonesia) November 15, 1946

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Linggarjati Agreement (Linggadjati) The Linggarjati Agreement is the political agreement concluded on November 15, 1946 by which the Netherlands officially recognized the existence of the Republic of Indonesia and which marked the first major...

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Geography and History

Climate Change Trends | The climate is changing and it’s a reality

Between utopia and dystopia: Ideas to think about an ideal world (or not)

The Illuminati effect | Beyond conspiracy theory

Titanic was on fire | A drama written in advance? mysterious investigation!

Aurora Borealis and Australis | Why is the northern lights different from the southern lights?

Henry VIII King of England (1509–47) and Married life full of tragic fates of His Wives

Henry Tudor King of England 1485 – 1509 and Founder the Tudor Dynasty and His Wife Queen Elizabeth of York

Javanese Cat Doesn’t Come From Java Indonesia

Atomic bomb to extinguish fires

Olmecs | Mexico, 3000 years of history (Mesoamerican Civilizations Before the Aztecs and Mayans)

Stealth Plane (Camouflage Aircraft) a radar undetectable aircraft, invisible aircraft

Palace of the King of Korea | Gyeongbok Palace in Seoul (South Korea) | History, Visit and Getting There

Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokyo | The home of the Emperor of Japan

The End of the Olmecs Civilization | Why did the ancient Olmec civilization disappear?

Zodiac Killer Never Been Caught | The mystery of the Serial Killer in California

Orangutan largest arboreal mammal | Man of the forest (Sumatran, Bornean and Tapanuli)

Rummy Playing Cards | How Many Red Cards Are In 1 Pack Of Rummy Playing Cards? | History, How to Play and Rules of Playing

Linggarjati Agreement (Cirebon – Indonesia) November 15, 1946