The origin of the Darvaza crater remains controversial, but the most widely accepted theory involves a Soviet expedition to explore for gas. (Photo: Internet) According to the Daily Mail, in 1971, Soviet experts drilled and dug the area and reached a large cave filled with natural gas. Unfortunately, however, the ground beneath the part being dug collapsed, creating a huge hole with a diameter of 70 meters. Concerned that the pit would lead to a toxic gas leak, the experts decided to burn it. And as a result, the amount of gas below is so abundant, that the fire in the pit keeps burning forever. It has been burning for 50 years now. (Photo: Internet) George Kourounis, a Canadian explorer, became the first known person to venture down into the pit’s interior. Footage of his expedition was first broadcast on National Geographic, which partially funded the trip. The aim is to collect soil samples from the bottom of the pit, and try to determine if life can survive in such a harsh environment. (Photo: Internet) Kourounis shared: “ The story behind how the hole was born is still a mystery, and there is no place like it on Earth. It is very unique. ” Despite being the most popular tourist attraction in Turkmenistan, the Darvaza fire pit has always kept its pristine and quiet appearance because this place is so remote and far away from traffic. The number of tourists visiting this country has been small, and it is not easy to get here. (Photo: Internet) If you go by private car, it takes nearly 4 hours to get there. For those who travel alone, they have to take a public bus, then find a car rental or walk 7-8 km to Darvaza which takes at least 6-7 hours. The red-orange fire pan appears more and more brilliant and fanciful against the background of the sky, which gradually changes from pink to purple, to blue, to black. Visitors here are eager to capture every moment of nature. A giant fire well that shines brighter and brighter in the middle of the vast, dark desert, a lonely but fierce beauty that makes anyone who sees it overwhelmed. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Coming here the previous afternoon and leaving the next morning, visitors will admire all the wonderful moments at Hell’s Gate: an enchanting purple sunset, a magical moonlit night and a radiant morning. pristine. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet)

Millennia later, scientists believe they have figured out why – a dense cloud of carbon dioxide causes animals that breathe it to suffocate. Dating back 2,200 years, the cave was rediscovered by archaeologists from the University of Salento in 2011. Simulation image of Plutonium It was located in a city called Hierapolis in ancient Phrygia, in what is now Turkey, and was used for animal sacrifices, which were bulls led through Plutonium, or the Gate of Pluto, the ancient god of the underworld – by the purified priests. The purified priests are sacrificing bulls As the priests led the bulls in, people could sit on high chairs above and watch the smoke billowing from the gate killing the animals. “ This space was so full of fog and dense that one could hardly see the ground. Any animal that goes inside is met with instant death. I threw the sparrows in and they immediately took their last breath and fell. ” wrote the Greek historian Strabo (64 BC – 24 AD). A photo showing dead birds at the entrance to “Hell’s Gate” It was this phenomenon that alerted the archaeological team to the location of the cave. Birds flying too close to the mouth of the cave suffocated and fell – indicating that, thousands of years later, it is still as deadly as ever. The culprit is seismic activity underground, according to volcanologist Hardy Pfanz of the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany, who led a study of the cave’s gas in 2018. A fissure runs deep inside. below the area emitting a large amount of volcanic carbon dioxide. Today’s Status of Plutonium The team measured carbon dioxide levels in the area connected to the cave, and found that the gas – slightly heavier than air – forms a layer 40 centimeters (15.75 inches) above the floor. They found that the gas is scattered by the Sun during the day, but it is most dangerous at dawn after a night of accumulation. Concentrations that reach above 50% at the bottom of the lake, about 35% at 10 cm, can even kill a person – but, above 40 cm, concentrations drop rapidly. During the day, there was still some carbon dioxide about 5 centimeters high, as evidenced by dead bugs found by the team on the floor of the site. And inside the cave, they estimate CO2 concentrations consistently range from 86 to 91 percent, as neither the Sun nor the wind can enter. An inscription at the site indicates the hell gods Pluto and Kore. (Francesco D’Andria / University of Salento) The team notes in their paper that there is a strong touristic element to the place. Tourists could purchase small animals and birds that they could throw down for sacrifice, and on holidays larger animals were sacrificed by priests. “While the bull was standing in the lake with its mouth and nostrils 60 to 90 cm high, the large, mature priests (galli) always stood upright in the lake, ‘ the team wrote in their 2018 paper. Spectators will see large, strong bulls that can’t stand the smoke for a few minutes, while the priests remain strong and proud – a testament to the power of the gods and priests to perform. present to the people at that time. However, researchers believe that the priests were well aware of the characteristics of the cave and surrounding arena, and were able to conduct major sacrifices at dawn or dusk in the early days. Quiet day for maximum effect. Current status of the area They may also burrow their heads inside or into caves during midday ceremonies to demonstrate their abilities, holding their breath to endure. But the presence of oil lamps also suggests that priests approached the cave at night, according to the researcher who found it, Francesco D’Andria. Currently, the ancient city of Hierapolis still becomes one of the attractions attracting thousands of tourists.

Having to go out on the hottest days is a nightmare. But because of work, many people are forced to move in outdoor temperatures up to more than 40 degrees Celsius. In two big cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, in addition to the green trees that can create shade, when the elevated railway appears, it creates a “paradise” between hot weather next to the “terrestrial” road. prison”. It is also thanks to the elevated railway project that many people in traffic can enjoy the cool part of the road. In particular, when stopping at a red light, you do not have to suffer from the scorching heat of the summer heat. After officially entering the summer, the shady part is created from the elevated railway works, people take advantage of it to enjoy. If you go out in the summer, surely the “heaven” part of the road has a higher traffic density than “hell”. In some roads, the “heaven” part of the road is usually reserved for cars, but because they want to avoid the sun, many motorcyclists go in. Image of stopping at a red light at an intersection in Hanoi in the middle of a hot summer. A clear line separating “heaven” and “hell”. Standing in the shade waiting to pass the intersection is no longer a strange thing. The roads without the shade from the elevated railway, the “heaven” is created from the old trees in Hanoi. Experiencing but burning moments with the hot road surface, stopping at red lights in shady places is what many people choose. Many motorbikes, when stopping at red lights, have chosen to stand under the shade of a tree, tens of meters from the prescribed line to wait for the red light. In the afternoon and early afternoon, when the outdoor temperature sometimes reaches over 40 degrees Celsius, these images are not too difficult to find at traffic junctions in the city. Invite readers to watch more clips: Safety note when wearing a raincoat riding a motorbike – Source: Hanoi TV

Located about 24km from the capital Vientiane, Buddha’s garden is famous for its unique Buddhist statues, becoming a quiet spiritual tourist destination of Laos, Buddha statues are located on the Mekong River, creating so a giant water-color painting makes visitors feel peaceful and calm. The view of Buddha statue garden viewed from above. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. The Buddha Garden was constructed in 1962, completed in 1971 with nearly 300 statues of people, gods, animals, and demons, each representing a harmonious blend of Hinduism and Buddhism. . When you come here, visitors can admire the lively statues and immerse yourself in a quiet space. Giant reclining Buddha statue is 40m long. Photo: tonamcha.com The statues of great significance and profound human value towards Buddhism and completely special style are carved extremely meticulously, with different shapes showing the uniqueness of the literature. Million Voi country culture, all of which show the craftsmanship and talent of artisans and the development of architecture, art, sculpture, representing the artistic talent of creating a garden of statues. live together. With rustic cement material, over the decades, the trail of moss imprinted on the statues increases the mysterious, ancient and unique look. Various large and small statues are scattered among the gardens and trees, placed individually and in a cluster and overlooking the stunning Mekong River, most prominent in the middle of the garden. Giant reclining Buddha 40m long with an elegant and forgiving expression. Statue of deity 12 faces and many hands. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. Visiting the Buddha Garden, visitors should not miss the 12-faced and multi-armed god statue; explore, experience the giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue with three floors, whose mouth is a tall, wide demon mouth that allows visitors to inside explore its three floors, three floors of the pumpkin Giant represents hell, earth and heaven, going up on top of pumpkins can see a beautiful view of the garden. A giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue. Photo: tonamcha.com Over the decades, up to now, a few statues have been repaired but still retain their inherent beauty and dignity; planting more flowers, trees, grass … decorate the campus to increase the beauty of the garden; building car parks, souvenir shops, food shops … Visiting the Buddha statue garden, visitors have a quiet space to contemplate, to contemplate Buddhism, to see every detail exquisitely depicted on each statue, to feel the simplicity, cozy and closeness. of a land of Buddha, and at the same time send his wishes and beliefs in this sacred place. Buddha statue garden is the convergence of a spiritual flow – culture – lifestyle of the Laotian.

“Then, the nurse in charge told me that that day India did not have a new hospital stay due to Covid-19. A surge of relief,” said Mr. Udwadia. Financial Times . Indian people and hospitals struggled because of Covid-19. Photo: Reuters. The joy is short-lived After 245 days of continuously fighting the epidemic, that moment brought rare happiness to Mr. Udwadia. He and his colleagues smiled with relief that across India, the number of new cases per day had fallen below 15,000. This encouraging sign also corresponds to the declining Covid-19 observed at the hospital at that time. But the joy is short: Summer welcomes India with a terrible April. The worrying numbers are constantly inching up. On April 26, India set a global record with 352,991 new cases within 24 hours. “On the hospital beds, the scene seems to have been cut from the ‘Hell’ part of poet Dante’s Divine Song,” Udwadia said. With the meager source of oxygen, long lines of patients fought for life with death. Meanwhile, echoing in space are calls for help. The patient’s expectation seems hopeless amid the indifference of the medical staff, who are also strained by the great pressure of the mission to save lives. In the warehouse, oxygen gradually runs out, while many essential pharmaceuticals are in short supply. Even patients in hospitals will not be able to hold out for long once the oxygen supply is depleted. In the black markets, oxygen cylinders are for sale for $ 670, eight times the usual level. Even so, the patients still buy in stock, preparing for the worst possible scenario. India struggled in the second wave of infections. Photo: Reuters. Mistakes All positive signs disappear after three months. In January, the Indian Minister of Health proudly declared: “India has stabilized the Covid chart”. This confidence cannot help India obscure a painful reality: The corona virus is besieging a country of 1.4 billion people. Instead of capitalizing on that precious time in January to ramp up vaccine deployment, secure oxygen supplies and tighten social gaps, India has allowed more localities to campaign for elections and 3, 5 million followers crowded along the banks of the Ganges River during the Kumbh Mela festival. “The virus is forgotten because we declare ourselves the winners,” Udwadia said. Then, as a matter of course, the second Covid-19 wave hit like a fierce tidal wave, making its own impact in 2020 just like a ripple of water. Many believe this wave is caused by the Indian variant B.1.617. This variant has two frightening mutations, the E484Q and the L452R. The lethality of the new variant causes nations to race to close their borders with India. The corona virus pushed the nation of billions of people into turmoil. Photo: Reuters. “As a doctor, I guarantee that the virus appears to be more contagious, has more serious fatalities and affects young people more often than before,” Udwadia said. Currently, patients between the ages of 26 and 44 account for about 40% of cases and nearly 10% of deaths in India. Meanwhile, the story of the vaccine still has its own questions. Instead of calling for 1.7 billion doses of vaccine stockpiling from trusted manufacturers, India has left it all for its “vaccine superpower” label. Early miscalculation now gives way to despair. Waiting for vaccinations crowded in Mumbai had only received an answer that most of the distribution sites were out of stock. Given the current situation (about 5% of India’s population is vaccinated), the coveted prospect of public immunity (when 70% of the population has viral antigens) will take at least another 700 days to be successful. realistic. ‘I lost my wife and children on the same day because of Covid-19’ Most hospitals in India are overcrowded, relatives miserable begging for beds and oxygen cylinders for patients. The furnaces were incinerated, many trucks carrying corpses lined up in long queues.

Not long ago, Dong Son Xuzhou Court, China tried the divorce case between a 70-year-old couple. Ms. Liu said she had difficulty resolutely demanding a divorce even when her family went bankrupt. In 1975, Ms. Liu and Mr. Wang registered their marriage. For more than 40 years, Ms. Liu suffered year-round domestic violence resulting in repeated miscarriages, her health was not normal. At the age near the earth, she decided to divorce her husband with the solid support of her children. “This nightmare is finally over!” – Ms. Liu burst into tears when she received her divorce verdict. Writer Strindberg said: “The most beautiful and painful is love. Marrying someone is the most important investment in a person’s life. A good marriage doesn’t have to be paradise but one. Bad marriage is definitely hell. Illustration. There was a topic on social networks: “What experience can we learn from a good husband?”. A reader named Xiao shared her story. Her husband is very stingy, does not allow her to use credit cards, does not allow her to go to restaurants, let alone use expensive skin care products and rarely gives her gifts except for her birthday. This taciturn, taciturn man often made her question her original choice. Xiao has a disability in her legs, her parents abandoned her at a young age. During an argument, she blamed her husband for being stingy, he shouted: “Don’t you know how to eat and drink? But is it time? I want to save enough money for you to have surgery sooner. Recovery becomes more difficult as you get older. Only then did Xiao understand her husband’s sincere feelings for her. Marriage is to find a normal person, to live a normal life happily. A good marriage can help one complete person. A bad marriage can bury a person. Shakespeare said: “Marriage is not satisfactory like hell, fighting for a lifetime is also not peaceful, on the contrary, choosing a mate like that can be peaceful, happy hundred years”. Japanese filmmaker Miyazaki says that whoever you choose from is their lifestyle and values. Which partner you choose not only determines your current life circumstances and moods, but also all the emotions you will experience in your future life. How is marrying the right person? As the saying goes, the other half is the most important investment in life. A spouse with negative energy will only bring negative energy into your life, while someone with positive energy can give you more positive energy. Illustration. In fact, the so-called right marriage is probably two people going through the storms of life together. In the end, you get better and make the enemy better. Many people wonder, how do you know if a man is worthy of marriage? Many people agree that a person worthy of marriage will have the same mindset in solving big problems. Many people avoid discussing some issues in love and marriage, and even classify them as forbidden areas, but these issues will emerge sooner or later. For example: Do you agree to live with your parents-in-law? Is there a monthly allowance for parents? Can dowry money be negotiated? If one day the other half leaves? … Before getting married, these issues need to be seriously discussed with your spouse, being honest about each other’s ideas, what can be done, and what can’t. Not everyone is suitable for getting old with you. Someone comes to help us become more mature, someone comes to live with, and someone has to spend a lifetime to remember. Life is an adventure full of unknowns, it is impossible to choose the starting point, let alone predict the future correctly. However, as long as you marry the right people, the value you can get is much greater than your wealth. Choosing a suitable spouse, taking care of each other, caring for each other, having children and raising children are the happiest things in the world.

From here, many clips come on Diablo II: Resurrected has been recorded, including boss battles with 4K graphics quality from YouTube channel Gamelisk.

In the clip are two villain bosses Andariel – great witch in the first mission Diablo II and Duriel – twins with Andariel.

Fight bosses Duriel and Andariel in Diablo II: Resurrected Many clips Diablo II: Resurrected posted by users, including boss battles with 4K graphics quality.

Andariel is the ruler of the underworld of Suffering. Players will encounter this witch during the first mission Diablo II. Andariel has a duty to prevent the heroes from advancing into Lut Gholein. According to the storyline, Andariel is a powerful henchman in the first resurrection of the demon lord Diablo. Although born in hell, this boss quite hates fire.

Second appearance in the clip is Duriel. Known as the lord of pain, Duriel encounters the player while guarding Baal prison – Tal Rasha’s grave. This is one of the most difficult bosses Diablo II Because of the high damage, the amount of health, appeared in cramped battle locations, difficult to avoid.

Along with Andariel, Duriel was the first to turn against the other two demon lords Belial and Azmodan, helping Diablo regain power, as well as conquering the Holy Land.

Many lucky gamers had the opportunity to revise their memories with the version Diablo II New with an image that is not inferior to any modern game. In fact, Diablo II: Resurrected remains almost intact from the original version, from characters, items, skills to monsters …