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The Mesmerizing underwater Museum
Imagine swimming through crystal-clear waters and discovering an otherworldly sight: hundreds of life-sized human sculptures standing silently on the ocean floor. These aren't relics from a lost civilization, but the groundbreaking environmental art installations created by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor.
The Oldest Board Games
Imagine a world without the endless variety of board games we have today. No Monopoly, no Scrabble, no Settlers of Catan. It's hard to picture, isn't it? But the truth is, our beloved pastime has a rich history that dates back millennia
The Pitch Drop Experiment: Longest Running Lab Experiment
Back in 1927, a curious physics professor named Thomas Parnell decided to start an experiment at the University of Queensland, Australia. His purpose was to prove that appearances can be deceptive.
Michael Jackson’s Patented Anti-Gravity Move
Michael Jackson was the undisputed King of Pop and one of the greatest entertainers of all time. At the height of his fame in the 1980s, Jackson's live shows were epic spectacles attended by screaming fans who were enthralled by his stellar singing, dancing, and showmanship.
When Giant Fungi Ruled the Earth
Imagine hiking through a misty prehistoric landscape, devoid of trees or shrubbery. Suddenly you spot a towering, branchless trunk stretching over 20 feet into the sky.
This book predicted Titanic’s doom 14 years before the tragedy
In 1898, American writer Morgan Robertson published a novella called Futility, which told the story of a massive British ocean liner called the Titan.
