Discoveries
10 Ancient Invention that Changed Human History
Inventions are important to developers because they provide the foundation for the development of new technologies and products. Developers often build upon existing inventions, refining and improving them to create something new and innovative. Without inventions, developers would have to start from scratch every time they wanted to create a new product, which would be time-consuming, costly, and less efficient.
By Yogesh Sawant3 years ago in History
The Achille Lauro Hijacking: A High Seas Drama Unfolds
Ahoy, adventure seekers and history buffs! Gather 'round as we set sail on an enthralling journey through one of the most daring and complex hijackings in maritime history. Cast your minds back to Monday, the 8th of October 1985, when the luxurious Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro found itself at the heart of an international crisis. Join us as we uncover the gripping tale of hijackers, political intrigue, and a high-stakes diplomatic showdown on the high seas!
By WanderLUST3 years ago in History
STORY TELLING
11. The Dog and His Reflection Once upon a time, in a lush green forest, there lived a dog. He was very playful and friendly. One day, while wandering around, he saw his reflection in the nearby pond. He thought it was another dog and began to bark at it. The reflection barked back, and the dog thought it was another dog challenging him. He became angry and wanted to fight with the other dog.
By Mbanwie Jobbling3 years ago in History
10 Real Places On Earth That Seem Scientifically Impossible
There's an undeniable allure to the mysterious, a magnetic pull that draws us to the unexplained and the enigmatic. It's the reason we travel, seeking to be bewildered, surprised, and shocked by the unfamiliar. There's an unmistakable thrill in standing amidst foreign surroundings, utterly confused yet utterly captivated. It's in these moments that we realize the vastness of our world's mysteries, even in the age of boundless information.
By Felix Ebipakabena3 years ago in History
7 Most Mysterious Places Scientists Still Can't Explain
Throughout history, the world has been home to remarkable places that have both captivated and confounded humanity. From ancient temples with giant footprints to enigmatic structures built by civilizations long gone, these extraordinary sites challenge our understanding of the past. While scientists and historians excel at unraveling the mysteries of the world, there are still some places that remain elusive and inexplicable, leaving us with more questions than answers.
By Felix Ebipakabena3 years ago in History
How Did We Become Human
For A long period of time, our planet has been drifting in space. A huge number of animals have lived on its surface. Numerous a curious being was among them, however they impacted just our, human creative mind, for in the transformative battle we are the ones in particular who enjoy got the benefit of reason. Arriving at it was nowhere near simple. Its starting point goes back twenty million years to those natural product eating animals that lived in African trees called Proconsuls.
By R Bijaya Kumar3 years ago in History
"Unearthing Humanity's Ancient Embrace: The Heartfelt Discovery of 700,000-Year-Old Humans in the Philippines"
Throughout history, there have been a number of human species- and researchers are continually discovering new ones. A recent discovery in the Philippines has changed our understanding of when our ancestors first reached the islands- and this is surprising because the country, as we know it, is completely surrounded by water. Homo Sapiens, our species, was not the first type of human to live on Earth. You’ll have probably heard of Neanderthals, who first appeared about 230,000 years ago… but there have been at least 17 other species of humans- with the oldest known ancestor, the Orrorin tugenensis, walking the earth about 5.8 million years ago.
By francis monney3 years ago in History
