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Preview thumbnail for Robert Falcon Scott set out to be the first to reach the South Pole, only to arrive 5 weeks after Roland Amundsen. Scott and his party did not survive the return journey. image
Robert Falcon Scott set out to be the first to reach the South Pole, only to arrive 5 weeks after Roland Amundsen. Scott and his party did not survive the return journey.
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Geddy Lee of Rush was born in Canada to parents who were Polish Immigrants and holocaust survivors of Auschwitz, Dachu, and Bergen-Belsen. image
Geddy Lee of Rush was born in Canada to parents who were Polish Immigrants and holocaust survivors of Auschwitz, Dachu, and Bergen-Belsen.
in Canada
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Viktor Tsoi of Kino, is considered the USSR's first rock star, kept his job as a boiler attendant despite his fame and he died tragically in 1990 at the age of 28. image
Viktor Tsoi of Kino, is considered the USSR's first rock star, kept his job as a boiler attendant despite his fame and he died tragically in 1990 at the age of 28.
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Banned until the 1980's, rock music in the USSR was smuggled around the country on records made from X Ray film. They were called 'Ribs' or 'Bone Records'. image
Banned until the 1980's, rock music in the USSR was smuggled around the country on records made from X Ray film. They were called 'Ribs' or 'Bone Records'.
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Lithuania has only ever had a single king, Mindaugus. He was crowned king in 1251 and assassinated in 1263. image
Lithuania has only ever had a single king, Mindaugus. He was crowned king in 1251 and assassinated in 1263.
in Lithuania
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for "Is rugby bad for my brain?" Spoiler: yes. image
"Is rugby bad for my brain?" Spoiler: yes.
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Welcome to Centralia, PA, a near-abandoned town in the heart of coal country. In 1984, the government paid everybody to leave, due to the dangerous underground coal fire that had been burning since 1962. It still burns to this day. image
Welcome to Centralia, PA, a near-abandoned town in the heart of coal country. In 1984, the government paid everybody to leave, due to the dangerous underground coal fire that had been burning since 1962. It still burns to this day.
in Pennsylvania
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for There is a Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society dedicated to Sasquatch hunting in the wilds of Pennsylvania image
There is a Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society dedicated to Sasquatch hunting in the wilds of Pennsylvania
in Pennsylvania
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Germany's invasion of Russia - Operation Barbarossa - resulted in more human deaths than any other military operation in history: nearly 5,000,000 official causalities image
Germany's invasion of Russia - Operation Barbarossa - resulted in more human deaths than any other military operation in history: nearly 5,000,000 official causalities
in Russia
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The British Invasion - How the British conquered the pop culture of the 1960's. image
The British Invasion - How the British conquered the pop culture of the 1960's.
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Preview thumbnail for Butter tea - a staple on the Tibetan Plateau - is black tea served with yak's milk and some nomads drink as many as 40 cups a day. image
Butter tea - a staple on the Tibetan Plateau - is black tea served with yak's milk and some nomads drink as many as 40 cups a day.
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10 months ago
The quotes of Admiral Lord Nelson, including "Desperate times call for desperate measures" and "England expects that every man will do his duty".
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Some humans (all women) are tetrachromats and are capable of seeing millions of colors the rest of us can't see image
Some humans (all women) are tetrachromats and are capable of seeing millions of colors the rest of us can't see
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Zatoichi, about a blind swordsmen, is one of Japan longest running film and TV series with over 27 films and 100 TV Episodes. image
Zatoichi, about a blind swordsmen, is one of Japan longest running film and TV series with over 27 films and 100 TV Episodes.
in Japan
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The marathon was inspired by the story of Pheidippides, a Greek messenger who ran from Marathon to Athens - a distance of 42.195 kilometres image
The marathon was inspired by the story of Pheidippides, a Greek messenger who ran from Marathon to Athens - a distance of 42.195 kilometres
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Preview thumbnail for North Korea prints the best counterfeit $100 (USD) bills in the world; they have been dubbed the 'Supernote' image
North Korea prints the best counterfeit $100 (USD) bills in the world; they have been dubbed the 'Supernote'
in North Korea
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The 10 most bizarre banknotes ever printed - includes a George Best £5 note image
The 10 most bizarre banknotes ever printed - includes a George Best £5 note
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The first recorded use of paper money was in 7th Century China - the Bank of England did not being issuing banknotes until 1694. image
The first recorded use of paper money was in 7th Century China - the Bank of England did not being issuing banknotes until 1694.
in China
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Burlington, VT is currently at the epicenter of a regional heroin epidemic. image
Burlington, VT is currently at the epicenter of a regional heroin epidemic.
in Burlington, VT
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9 months ago
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Turkish Chicken Pudding
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for A chorus of six New Guinea Singing Dogs. The only dogs to have a uvula, their vocalizations are unique and uncanny. image
A chorus of six New Guinea Singing Dogs. The only dogs to have a uvula, their vocalizations are unique and uncanny.
in Guinea
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6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The Cargo Cults of Melanesia. In particular "Cult 666". image
The Cargo Cults of Melanesia. In particular "Cult 666".
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Worlds Toughest Cops - Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea image
Worlds Toughest Cops - Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
in Guinea
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Raskol Gangs control Port Moresby, the capital of PNG, and frequently use homemade guns (Photo Gallery) image
Raskol Gangs control Port Moresby, the capital of PNG, and frequently use homemade guns (Photo Gallery)
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How to remove blood stains