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Amazing Alignment of thousands of shallow Band of Holes

Amazing Alignment of thousands of shallow Band of Holes In the valley of Peru Pesco,  there is a strange arrangement of cursory and superficial pits. The pits are aligned in a narrow band and their width is around 14 to 20 meters, which meets up a hill for about 1500 meters. Their function or purpose is a mystery.  The specialty is that it is famous as Cerro Viruela (Smallpox hill) or Monte Sierpe (Serpent mountain). It is also known as the name Band of Holes. Cerro Viruela is a well-known site, it is also famous among archeologists who have been doing work in Peru for many decades. This site first became famous among visitors in the 1930s due to an aerial Photograph of aviator Robert Shippee which he published in National Geographic. After that, a little number of archeologists went there to see the site. In 1953, another person who was American visited Victor Wolfgang von Hagen explored the area, and explained the pits as graves, he said that those are like empty graves. He described

The Mystery of Vanishing three Lighthouse Keepers of Flannan

The Mystery of Vanishing three Lighthouse Keepers of Flannan The lighthouse on Flannan Isles. Photo:  XopherD/Flickr   The incident of three men who disappeared off an island which is remote in the Outer Hebrides. There were cold days in December of 1900. They left no trail or trace, save the portion of unusual sights such as dinner that was untouched, an oilskin that was there in the stormy wind of the Atlantic, and a book with the recordings of all the strange things which were happening. Those people were the guardian of the lighthouse of Eleanor Mor. Almost one century has passed but no one knows how these three men disappeared. It started in 1895, the lighthouse Flannan Isles was built atop a 150 feet high cliff- that was the first thing used to light up the heavy seas around the island. The area was less populated, the four men were there to manage the station and as guards who watch everything for the tower. There were Thomas Marshal, James Ducat, Joseph Moore, and Donald MacArt

West African Lungfish, that Lives on Land

West African Lungfish, that Lives on Land A lung fish in its cocoon lying outside its burrow. Photo credit:  Scrubhiker (USCdyer)/Flickr The lungfish is the kind of that vertebrate that can be found in freshwater. One of the best lungfish is Dipnoj and it is famous for retaining ancestral characteristics in the Osteichthyes, it can live on the land, it can live without water for a long time and mostly she can live without water even years. This name is suggested due to its ability to take oxygen directly from the air because it has a huge respiratory system. It is just like a land animal because, in most species of fish, it can’t stay on land, and also not possible to live without water. Most of them in such species do not use their gills, as we know that if we do not use a part of our body, it can be useless. In the same case, these species of lungfish always take a breath in the air and they lost the function of their gills when these fishes become adults. These fish are very used to

The Wonderful World’s Smallest Incredible Car That Looks Like a Toy

The Wonderful World’s Smallest Car That Looks Like a Toy This world is full of unique goods, In which one of the amazing things is a call that is even shorter than a Vespa. It looks like a baby toy. It was difficult to find such types of cars in this world but after the invention of this car. Everyone is surprised after seeing this. This is called the smallest car in the world. The name of this car is P.50 and it was invented in 1962 in the seaside town of Peel on the Isle of Man. He was the engineer Cyrill Cannell, owner and founder of the company Peel Engineering, was impressed by the then-new material fiberglass and started to make boats from the material which is reinforced, and lightweight. At the start of the 1960s, he started experimenting with making cars from the material fiberglass and decided to try to make an ultra-compact, and ultralight vehicle, the final bubble car. He explained the concept of the shortest car in the short documentary and said, “The idea was simply to bu

Amazing Photography of White Angels of Camargue by Albert Dros

Amazing Photography of White Angels of Camargue by Albert Dros Photographer  Albert Dros The history of photography is too old, it started in the late 1830s in France. A portable camera was used by Joseph Nicephore Niepce. This was the first image that was taken and did not fade quickly. It was a successful attempt. This is how photography started. Albert Dros is a well-known photographer; he is famous as a landscape photographer from the Netherlands. His passion for nature and landscape photography is amazing.  He is a young photographer and worked with many big brands in the world. He aims to capture places and amazing moments in the best way. He has a master's degree in multimedia and Entertainment technology, and he is using his knowledge and talent very well. Albert Dros captured beautiful pictures of wild white horses for his series titled The White angels of Camargue. The name is used for the breed of the horse, the Camargue, which history is old and famous in the region of

Santa Cruz del: Most Crowded Island

Santa Cruz del: Most Crowded Island Santa Cruz del Island is a small coral island, and one of the tiniest, in the land of San Bernardo off the coast of Colombia. The size of the island is 2.4 acres, and 1200 people are living there. The population of Santa Cruz Island density is more than four times that of Manhattan. On this Island, there is no Manhattan, and no sewage system or running water. People can get electricity for just five hours a day through generators, and the Colombian navy dropped off fresh water once every three weeks. So there is a question why do people live on this Island? A group of fishermen, who were legends have this place about 50 km away from this Island, in the coastal town of Baru, were looking for new waters to fish when they fell upon this small island, and they were sitting where low water is. Due to late return, people decided to set up camp on this island for a late night stay, and that was the time when they discovered that island, the uniqueness of th

Gas Bag Vehicles

Gas Bag Vehicles Wood gas cars were not only the solution to the short supply of Gasoline in World war I and II. The expense of these vehicles was less because it is made from coal, not oil. It was a gas that is rich in hydrogen and carbon monoxide. It is the generator of wood gas that is called a gasifier that is used in a wood gas vehicle. Vehicles run with natural gas and fuel were very popular in the early 1990s in many parts of Europe and America. Natural gas was not taken from petroleum which becomes very dangerous during the two world wars. Two other unusual sources are wood and coal. Coal and wood both can get from burning coal wood.  Gas Bag Vehicles This gas is made by burning wood put through a pipe directly to the vehicles. This process was very popular during World War two because of the huge gasoline shortage. But the process of making coal gas is very complicated and it is carried out in big stoves in plant pyrolitic distillation. There are no small-scale gasification un