MYSTERIES WONDERS AND AMAZING THINGS OF THE WORLD

An ancient olive tree in Puglia, Italy which gives a look of a thinking man. It's called "L'ulivo pensante di Ginosa".

On 20th July 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts Aldrin and Neil Armstrong landed on moon for the first time. Neil Armstrong became the first human being to walk on the surface other than the Earth. But for how long will his footprints stay on the surface of moon? The answer is probably as long as the moon itself last. Following are the reasons: There is no atmosphere on the moon hence no wind erosion All the water on the surface of moon is frozen and hence no water erosion. There is no volcanic activity on moon to change the lunar surface.

Oceans of our planet covers more than 70 percent of its area and most of the oceans are still unexplored. It is estimated that humans have only explored less than 5 percent of the ocean. Much remained to be learned by exploring the remaining parts and to know what mysteries lies beneath deep oceans. There is a Swedish based team of explores called "Ocean X Team" who describe themselves as treasure hunters and salvage operators. This team is specialized in underwater searches for sunken historic artefacts and antique alcoholic beverages. In the summer of 2011, Ocean X team was on an expedition in the Baltic sea between Sweden and Finland. The team came back with a blurry but very interesting sonar image of a 60 meters (200 ft) diameter mysterious circular object with prominent and clear features resembling stairways, ramps and other structures which do not seemed to be produced by nature. To further investigate the matter and to get a clearer image, the group r