Archaeologists have unearthed a 2,000-year-old mummy with a golden tongue during excavations at the ancient Egyptian site of Taposiris magna. Egypt's tourism ministry said the mummy may have been stuck with a gold tongue thinking the deceased could speak even after death. Archaeologists have unearthed another 15 remains from the mummy.
In Russia, planes got stuck in a layer of ice
The picture is from Siberia, where a passenger plane parked on the runway was also damaged by being crushed in the snow.
Russia's Siberia has received up to 8 feet of snow in the past two months, disrupting normal life. Most roads are closed. Airlines have also been affected. Heavy snowfall has damaged small planes. It is being sent to Moscow by MI-26 helicopter for repair. However many of the planes used for domestic flights were crushed in the snow, which are being flown out by MI-26 helicopters. The MI-26 is the most powerful cargo helicopter in the world. It can lift up to 20 tons.
The museum eventually opened in Vatican City
This image is of the Sistine Chapel, the largest Christian monastery in Vatican City. The church has also been open to the public since Monday, although very few people came here on the first day. It has been closed for the last 88 days due to Corona guidelines. It closed in March last year and reopened in June. It will now be open only five days a week.
The museum's marble walls and ceilings feature biblical paintings that reflect Italian art. Between 1508 and 1512, Michelangelo painted more than 300 paintings on the roof of the church, some of which are more than 18 feet long. Many Bible stories can be seen in these pictures.
Helicopters were called in to control the blaze in Australia
Wildfires have raged in northwestern Perth, Australia. Many homes have been damaged. Helicopters are spraying water to control the blaze.
Heavy snowfall in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh has been hit by heavy snowfall, which has caused snow to build up on buildings. The death toll from the deadly cold and snow has risen.
Snowfall again spreads in Kashmir
There has been renewed snowfall in many parts of Kashmir. The roads in Kupwada are covered with snow. Which is why the killer cold here has called for a slap in the face.
A man clears snow from a prey on the shores of Kashmir's famous Dal Lake. Dal Lake is frozen here after a bone-chilling cold.
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