South Ossetia plans to join Russia
The president of Georgia’s breakaway and self-proclaimed republic of South Ossetia, Anatoly Bibilov, said in late March that the territory would take…
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Over half a million Russian properties in Bulgaria on the counter, is there anyone to buy them
Brokers at the Bulgarian Black sea are flooded with requests to look for new owners While in London, Milan and Paris the…
Moskvich-400: “German” by birth, “Soviet citizen” by vocation
After the end of the Second World War, Soviet designers were given the task of developing a mass car, which, in terms…
Genetic history of the Europeans studied
Modern Europeans owe their blue eyes to hunter-gatherers, their height to Asian nomads and their blond hair to Anatolian Neolithic farmers, Maylonline…
On scraps of DNA of one of the most famous Indians, his living great-grandson was found
Scientists at the University of Cambridge used scraps of DNA from the scalp of a chieftain named Sitting Bull and found his…
Physiognomy – how to read a person by the face
Physiognomy is the area of knowledge about the relationship between a person’s appearance and his character, health and lifestyle. Reading by faces…
Uncle Mancho from Smolyan: “The One Talking to the Water”
“There is clear and drinking water, yellow water, black and stagnant – heavy water, there is mineral water. But the birds know…
Selfie is a mental problem
Stargazing and selfies The American Psychiatric Association has officially announced that taking selfies is a mental illness. In fact, science has confirmed…
Do you know why packets of chips are always half empty?
Probably more than once you have been disappointed by the fact that another packet of chips, which you hoped to support, is…
1,200-year-old artificial island found
A team of British archaeologists led by Professor Robert Carter has found that Bahrain’s Al Sayyah Island was made by man about…