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20th Century Mysteries That Remain Unresolved to This Day?

on May 09, 2023

20th Century Adelaide Mysteries Somerton Beach South Australia Unresolved

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The Golden Christmas Tree

on December 14, 2008

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Planning For A Holiday???

on December 11, 2008

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The Transparent Floor

on December 03, 2008

Fun Place Tourism

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Flying Car Generation

on November 25, 2008

Fun Gadgets Info Sky

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Football Fanatics Web

on November 23, 2008

Fun Info Movie Site

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Don't Stop To Do Good Deeds

on November 19, 2008

Behavior Woman Wonder

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Unconditional Love

on November 17, 2008

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The 2000 Years Old Earrings

on November 11, 2008

Art Info Place Wonder

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Unthinkable 7 World Wonders

on November 05, 2008

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The Human Train

on November 04, 2008

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The Blue Rose

on November 03, 2008

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Poisoned Milk and Its Effect

on October 28, 2008

Diseases Food Info Medical

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World Biggest Solar Generator

An electric generator center with solar power in Spain just was opened and that was the biggest in the world. By using 120,000 solar power panels on 100 hectare land could produce the capacity as big as 20 Mega Watt or be equal to be able to support 20,000 houses. The total cost that was spent was around 28 billion dollar and was expect to be able to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide gas (CO2) around 42,000 ton per the year. However, the action that was carried out by this Spanish government reap a protest from the resident with the pretext did not care about the environment because of the central opening of this electricity generator has to cut down some forests in this territory.

Fun Fact About Robert Berény Painting

Robert Berény was a Hungarian painter and graphic artist who played a significant role in the development of Hungarian modernism. One of the most interesting and fun facts about Berény's painting is the story behind his famous artwork titled "Sleeping Lady with Black Vase." "Sleeping Lady with Black Vase" is a painting that depicts a woman sleeping on a couch, with a black vase placed on the floor beside her. The painting was completed in 1910 and was first exhibited at the Kunstschau exhibition in Budapest the same year. What makes this painting so unique and fascinating is the story behind its creation. According to the legend, Robert Berény had a bet with his friends that he could create a masterpiece in just one night. Berény accepted the challenge and started working on the painting at midnight. He worked through the night without stopping, using his girlfriend as a model for the sleeping lady in the painting. Berény's girlfriend fell asleep during the ...

20th Century Mysteries That Remain Unresolved to This Day?

"The Tamam Shud Code, literally meaning "ended" or "finished" in Persian, is a piece of paper with several lines of writing found in a hidden pocket on the body of an unknown mysterious man on the Somerton Beach in Adelaide, South Australia. The unidentified man was found dead at 6:30 am on December 1, 1948, and it is believed that he died due to poisoning from a substance that he drank or was given by someone else. The mystery that remains unsolved to this day is the meaning of the five lines of writing on the torn piece of paper, which was later discovered to be from the last page of a book of poems called "Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam" by the 12th-century Persian poet Omar Khayyam. The mysterious code found in the pocket of the unknown man contrasts with the tense global atmosphere of the time during the Cold War, which made many people curious about the secret code written on the torn paper. Various speculations have emerged about the meaning of the m...

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