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Scientists Have Found Shipwrecks as Old as 2,400 Years at the Bottom of the Black Sea, and they Are so Well Preserved that it Is Possible to See Chisel Marks on the Wood
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10 Facts That Make Japan Stand Out from Other Countries
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The Super-Kamiokande Neutrino Observatory Contains Ultrapure Water that Can Dissolve Metal and Detect Supernovas
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During the Deepest Dive Ever Conducted, Explorer Victor Vescovo Found Trash at the Bottom of the Mariana Trench
by Unbelievable Facts Dec 21, 2019, 8:20 am
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10 Random Facts to Kill Your Boredom – Part 7
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Sean’s Bar is Supposedly the Oldest Pub in Ireland, and Possibly, in the World. It Dates Back to 900 CE
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Why Do Noise-Canceling Headphones Hurt Your Ears?
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England’s Poison Garden, the Deadliest Garden in the World, Contains Around 100 Species of Poisonous and Intoxicating Plants
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Nicknamed “The Colorblind Island,” Pingelap Atoll is Home to 250 Residents, 10% of Whom are Completely Colorblind
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The Georgia Guidestones Are Monoliths that Function as a Clock, Calendar, and Compass, and Provide Instructions in Eight Languages on Rebuilding Society
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Sergei Krikalev, a Russian Cosmonaut, Holds the Official World Record for Time Traveling, but it Is Not How You Might Imagine!
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Instead of Hiring Professional Chefs, this New York Restaurant Employs Grandmas from Around the World to Cook Delicious, Native Cuisines
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How a Car Accident Led to the Discovery of the World’s Densest Bones, Which Are Practically Immune to Fracture
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Sea Wolves, a Rare Subspecies of Gray Wolf, Only Eat Seafood and Live off the Ocean. They Can also Swim for Hours.
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This U.S. Programmer Outsourced His Job to China and Spent Working Hours Surfing the Web

The Copper Scroll – An Ancient Treasure Map that Features 64 Undiscovered Locations Where Staggering Amounts of Silver and Gold are Buried

Exploring the Truth and Legends Behind the Mapimí Silent Zone, also Known as “Mexico’s Bermuda Triangle”

Scientists Have Found Shipwrecks as Old as 2,400 Years at the Bottom of the Black Sea, and they Are so Well Preserved that it Is Possible to See Chisel Marks on the Wood

10 Facts That Make Japan Stand Out from Other Countries

The Super-Kamiokande Neutrino Observatory Contains Ultrapure Water that Can Dissolve Metal and Detect Supernovas

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This U.S. Programmer Outsourced His Job to China and Spent Working Hours Surfing the Web

The Copper Scroll – An Ancient Treasure Map that Features 64 Undiscovered Locations Where Staggering Amounts of Silver and Gold are Buried

Exploring the Truth and Legends Behind the Mapimí Silent Zone, also Known as “Mexico’s Bermuda Triangle”

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Scientists Have Found Shipwrecks as Old as 2,400 Years at the Bottom of the Black Sea, and they Are so Well Preserved that it Is Possible to See Chisel Marks on the Wood

10 Facts That Make Japan Stand Out from Other Countries

The Super-Kamiokande Neutrino Observatory Contains Ultrapure Water that Can Dissolve Metal and Detect Supernovas

During the Deepest Dive Ever Conducted, Explorer Victor Vescovo Found Trash at the Bottom of the Mariana Trench

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Sean’s Bar is Supposedly the Oldest Pub in Ireland, and Possibly, in the World. It Dates Back to 900 CE

Why Do Noise-Canceling Headphones Hurt Your Ears?

England’s Poison Garden, the Deadliest Garden in the World, Contains Around 100 Species of Poisonous and Intoxicating Plants

Nicknamed “The Colorblind Island,” Pingelap Atoll is Home to 250 Residents, 10% of Whom are Completely Colorblind

The Georgia Guidestones Are Monoliths that Function as a Clock, Calendar, and Compass, and Provide Instructions in Eight Languages on Rebuilding Society

Sergei Krikalev, a Russian Cosmonaut, Holds the Official World Record for Time Traveling, but it Is Not How You Might Imagine!

Instead of Hiring Professional Chefs, this New York Restaurant Employs Grandmas from Around the World to Cook Delicious, Native Cuisines

How a Car Accident Led to the Discovery of the World’s Densest Bones, Which Are Practically Immune to Fracture

Sea Wolves, a Rare Subspecies of Gray Wolf, Only Eat Seafood and Live off the Ocean. They Can also Swim for Hours.

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