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Learn about Simeon I the Great, a legendary figure in Bulgarian history.

In this battle, Simeon I won a great victory over the Byzantine army.

In this lesson you can learn about the vision of humans and animals as well as the perception of colours.

Learn about the epic written by Homer, the Ancient Greek poet.

Hydrogen is the simplest and most common chemical element in the Universe.

Learn why noble gases are called noble.

Learn about the life and works of the renowned Bulgarian poet and novelist who is often called the 'Patriarch of Bulgarian literature'.

In this lesson, you will learn about the life of a significant Bulgarian writer.

In this lesson, you will learn about one of the greatest masters of Bulgarian science-fiction.

The rose is one of the most beautiful and most common ornamental plants. Learn about its characteristics.

In this lesson, you will learn about the life of a significant Bulgarian poet and literary translator.

A lesson about an outstanding Bulgarian poet, publicist and folklorist.

In this lesson, you will learn about the natural and social geography of Madagascar.

Let's find out the meaning of some basic terms on information technology.

Iodine is an element necessary for healthy physical and mental development.

The aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride gas, known as hydrochloric acid, is a commonly used chemical in laboratories.

Vasil Levski was one of the greatest figures in Bulgarian history, a national hero and revolutionary, who played a key role in achieving Bulgaria's independence.

Chlorine is a highly reactive, toxic gas, which can be used for cleaning and disinfecting.

More interesting facts about capillary action.

In this lesson you can learn about this large scavenger bird species that plays an important role in maintaining the natural habitat clean.

Learn about the life of the famous monk who played a key role in the Bulgarian National Revival.

Learn about the medieval khan who founded the First Bulgarian Empire.

Oxygen is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust; it is essential to life.