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The chronicles of Georgia, located in Tbilisi, Georgia, looks like something out of a fantasy world

u/Saerdna0 — 1 hour ago
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Jonathan the tortoise was born in ca 1832 and is still alive today making him the oldest known living land animal on earth

u/Saerdna0 — 3 hours ago
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Australia changes to color television live on March 1, 1975

u/Saerdna0 — 3 hours ago
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In South Korea, the solar panels in the middle of the highway have a bicycle path underneath..cyclists are protected from the sun, isolated from traffic, and the country can produce clean energy.

u/Saerdna0 — 3 hours ago
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Japan fans stayed behind to clean after their 1-0 win against England at Wembley Stadium

u/Saerdna0 — 14 hours ago
Fun Fact: Armadillos can hold their breath for up to six minutes and are known to walk underwater to cross streams
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Fun Fact: Armadillos can hold their breath for up to six minutes and are known to walk underwater to cross streams

u/Saerdna0 — 20 hours ago
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This guy ran from one station to another catching the same train.

u/Saerdna0 — 1 day ago
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In Bern, Switzerland you don't drive home from work, you float.

u/Saerdna0 — 2 days ago
Project Habakkuk: Britain's Plan to Build a 600-Metre Aircraft Carrier from Ice
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Project Habakkuk: Britain's Plan to Build a 600-Metre Aircraft Carrier from Ice

During WWII, Britain planned to build a massive 600-metre aircraft carrier from ice and wood pulp to fight German U-boats in the mid-Atlantic. Approved by Winston Churchill himself, even a small prototype was being built — but the project was ultimately cancelled due to rising costs and the availability of longer-range aircraft.

u/Saerdna0 — 2 days ago