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I came across an interesting online article with a headline "The Mystery of the World that has yet to be scientifically solved". Some people might have already known about that, but I would like to summarize and share some of the interesting points here.
1) Baghdad Battery. The clay pot was discovered in 1930s. It had a copper cylinder and it has been proven that the pot was a kind of batteries. It is said that it was made in the 2nd century B.C and the purpose "Why did people need it back then?" remains unclear.
2) Moai statues in Easter Island. There are about 887 statues and the each statue has average 4m high, which some of them has 28 tons weights and 10m high. Human being live in the island before 900s. The method "How were they brought to the island" remains unclear.
3) Gobekli Tepe. This is an ancient ruins located at the top of the mountain. It has over 200 pillars with a 6 meters high and 20 tons weight and they are arranged in 20 circles. The biggest mystery is "How were they built" and "What is the purpose?"
I haven't known these items and been to those spots before. I guess I want to visit them and go see for myself in the future.
8 de fev de 2026 05:37
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I came across an interesting online article with the headline "The Mysteries of the World that has yet to be scientifically solved". Some people might have already known about them, but I would like to summarize and share some of the interesting points here.
1) Baghdad Battery. The clay pot was discovered in 1930s. It had a copper cylinder and it has been proven that the pot was a kind of battery. It is said that it was made in the 2nd century B.C. and the answer to the question, "Why did people need it back then?" remains unclear.
2) Moai statues in Easter Island. There are about 887 statues and each one is an average of 4m high, while some of them weigh 28 tons and are10m high. Human beings have been living on the island since before the 900s. The question "How were they put into place" remains unclear.
3) Gobekli Tepe. This is an ancient ruin located at the top of a mountain. It has over 200 pillars that are 6 meters high and weigh 20 tons, they are arranged in 20 circles. The biggest mystery is "How were they built" and "What is their purpose?"
I haven't known about these items or been to those spots before. I guess I want to visit them and go see for myself in the future.
It seems like 'Mysteries' should be plural, since the article talks about several of them. I changed some of the content in addition to the language. The Moai were created on the island, not brought to the island. Nice job on interesting subject matter! Have you seen the show 'Ancient Aliens'? They cover all of the places you mention, though their explanation is rather controversial (you can probably guess from the title of the series).
8 de fev de 2026 07:40
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