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It’s no secret that a powerful storm can be destructive, leaving behind devastation and sorrow in its wake. But when viewed from afar they can also be breathtakingly beautiful and intriguing.
The short, but awesome video below shows a series of powerful storms moving and dancing across the landscape below. [Read more…]
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Have you ever wondered why the U.S. capitol is located on the east coast instead of somewhere near the middle of the country?
Well, there’s actually a very good reason, and you can probably guess what it is…
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Photographer Michael Shainblum spent an entire year taking photos of the sky over various places in California, then he selected 12,000 of the best images and used them to create the absolutely stunning time-lapse video below.
This video is less than four minutes long and every second of it is amazing. [Read more…]
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In their time, Paul Harvey’s short “The Rest of the Story” broadcasts were among the most popular, and most beloved programs in all the world of radio.
For decades, Mr. Harvey’s distinctive voice was welcomed into millions of homes and offices as he brought forth his latest true, but sometimes almost unbelievable stories about people and events that we all thought we were well familiar with. [Read more…]
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Can you imagine what your life would be like if you had the ability to remember virtually every little detail that ever happened on every day of your life?
Well, truth be told, there are actually people among us that have such incredibly powerful memories.
This ability to remember virtually everything (and be able to forget virtually nothing) is called Hyperthymesia, but due to the nature of the condition it’s often called Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory or Total Recall Memory.