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Why Does a Paper Cut Hurt so Much?
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The Centennial Light is the Oldest and Longest-Lasting Light Bulb in the World. It Has Been Burning for over 118 Years
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This Wrongfully Convicted Man Studied Law While in Prison, Proved His Innocence, and Became a Lawyer to Help Others in Similar Situations
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Jennifer Ringley Was the First Person to Stream Her Life Online 24/7. Her Website Jennicam Got 7 Million Hits per Day
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0 SharesComments Off on In the Early 1900s, Sears Sold Do-It-Yourself Mail-Order Homes. One Could Buy an Entire House and Assemble it Within 90 Days
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In the Early 1900s, Sears Sold Do-It-Yourself Mail-Order Homes. One Could Buy an Entire House and Assemble it Within 90 Days
by Unbelievable Facts Sep 30, 2019, 7:53 pm
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40,000-Year-Old Bracelet Found in Siberia May Have Been Crafted by an Extinct Species of Humans Known as Denisovans
by Unbelievable Facts Sep 29, 2019, 4:16 pm
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This Biologist Repopulated the Rare Butterfly Species Called California Pipevine Swallowtail in His Backyard
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The Ill Fate of Bikini Atoll, X-ray Images of a Fish Revealed how Radiation Affects the Ecosystem
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The Ozone Layer, Which Acts as Earth’s Protective Shield Against Harmful UV Rays, is Healing After Being Damaged By Us
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Marion Stokes Recorded TV News Programs for over 35 Years. With over 71,716 Tapes Filled with Footage, She Built the World’s Largest Independent Archive
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10 Cool Gadgets You Would Love to Have
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Richard Proenneke, the American Naturalist and Former Heavy Equipment Operator, Built a Cabin and Spent 30 Years Alone in the Alaskan Wilderness
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Grandma Gatewood: The Celebrated Woman Who made History Hiking the 2,050-mile Appalachian Trail Three Times in Her Old Age

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

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Why Does a Paper Cut Hurt so Much?

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Jennifer Ringley Was the First Person to Stream Her Life Online 24/7. Her Website Jennicam Got 7 Million Hits per Day

In the Early 1900s, Sears Sold Do-It-Yourself Mail-Order Homes. One Could Buy an Entire House and Assemble it Within 90 Days

40,000-Year-Old Bracelet Found in Siberia May Have Been Crafted by an Extinct Species of Humans Known as Denisovans

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