But there has been detected some movement in the position. Rescue crew are now out in helicopters searching for her.

There has been no lifesign after the French-born, 43-year old Dominick Arduin. The search for her has begun.

According to him, he has been to all the 192 independent nations in the world. Now the 29-year British-Italian hope to be noticed in the Guiness` World Record book.

The discovery of a big treasures in Yorkshire set to continue the excavation of what might be a Viking boat burial, which would make it the first to be discovered in England and one of the most significant Viking finds in the British Isles. For they who want to see the great find can do it in the Yorkshire Museum from Saturday 14 to Sunday 22 February 2004.

The discovery is from the 900 century. Swords, shields, silver coins and more items have been found in the ship, which the treasure hunters believe it is a grave for important Viking chieftain.

From the Brazilian side, an expedition was set out 8 June 2002 intended to find an certain unconctacted tribe in the Amazon. After two week of river travel and 20 days bushwhacking, participants could see the first signs of the Indians.

The famous Norwegian polar explorer, Liv Arnesen, became this weekend given the honourable prize "Explorer 2003 Awards" during an arrangement in Lotz in Poland. She was given the prize for her contribution that reflects strong enthusiasm and abilities to overcome strong personal limits.

The planet orbits a yellow, Sun-like star and is situated 150 light-years away. Could it be life on this planet?

Japanese researchers found a unknown species of whale, a 12 metres long Bryde whale, which live in the border zone between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean.

Moon fever for estates - your next holiday resort? More than 2,5 million people in 180 countries have purchased estates on the Moon and March. It is just for fun or do someone really believe they can go there in the future? Do we see a new exciting trend in the travel industry? Fantasy or reality? (Photo: Moonlandscape on Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa).

Excuse us for eating your relative for 136 year ago. We ate everything without the boots. We hope that you will forgive us, and cleanse our village from a curse that had hanged over us since the tragic meal. I guess that was some of the words in a recent ceremony in Fiji.

Scientists in Egypt say they may have discovered the mummy of Queen Nefertiti, who one of the most famous figures of ancient Egypt. Nefertiti was also one of the ancient world's most beautiful women and perhaps the most powerful woman in ancient Egypt. The Queen Nefertiti ruled together with her husband the pharaoh Akhenaten from 1353-1336 BC during the so-called 18th dynasty of ancient Egyptian rulers.

The woman came out from the forest at the side of the road. She was stark naked, apart from a thong of braided red around her loins. She waved to stop the bus. As it slowed the passengers could see that delicately drawn patterns in white clay adorned her face and body.

Norwegian researchers think they may have found the country's fourth intact Viking ship buried in a mound near Toensberg (Tønsberg) in Vestfold County, and excavation work is now going on. The site is near the place where the famous Gokstad ship was found in 1880. There are still interesting items to be found in the area.

Nessie mania returned to Scotland recently after an interesting find on the shores of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. Have the world famous Scottish monster, Nessie, finally been found? What is amazing is that a pensioner has stumbled on a fossil in Loch Ness. He believes that the fossil is an ancestor of the world-famous Nessie, a prehistoric reptile.