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Have you ever used a magnetic compass to navigate from one place to another?
Or perhaps you remember playing around with one as a kid?
If so, have you ever wondered if such a compass would work on the moon?
Well I have, and the answer is somewhat surprising…
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Do you crave lobster but consider it a rare treat due to its high cost?
Well, you were obviously born in the wrong century!
According to History.com and other reputable sources, when the Europeans first came to the new world lobsters were so plentiful (and therefore cheap) they were routinely fed to prisoners, apprentices, slaves and children.
The rich and powerful actually shunned lobster because it had a reputation for being “food for the poor”.
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A while back I shared this spectacular time-lapse video of our planet Earth at night.
The photos used to create that video were taken from the International Space Station as it made its orbit around the globe.
Today’s video is also a time-lapse view of Earth at night, but this one showcases the nighttime beauty of North America. [Read more…]
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Most Americans are aware that Stop signs are octagonal in shape.
And most world travelers are aware the Stop signs in most countries of the world are shaped like octagons as well.
What’s more, the Stop sign is the only road sign that has that unique shape. It truly is one of a kind.
If you’ve ever wondered why that is, there are a couple of very good reasons: [Read more…]
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When most people hear the term “desert”, images of sand dunes, extreme heat and buzzards flying overhead instantly come to mind.
But truth be told, not all deserts are hot, nor are they hospitable to buzzards.
In fact, the largest desert on Earth also happens to be the planet’s coldest place – and there are no buzzards to be found.