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The town of Utqiagvik, Alaska (formerly Barrow) is located 320 miles north of the arctic circle, making it the northernmost city in the entire United States.
This is a part of the world in which the sun never sets in the summer and never rises in the winter.
And if you’re a fan of snow, there’s a chance that you could see it falling on any day of the year. [Read more…]
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If you’re from the United States or Canada you probably know Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes, as well as the largest lake on the entire continent of North America.
That’s why it’s called “Lake Superior”, after all.
But other than those basic facts, most folks are unaware of just how “superior” this massive body of water really is.
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Have you ever scratched an itch and felt relief, only to immediately start itching someplace else?
It happens all the time, right? Well, it isn’t your mind playing tricks on you.
Scratching an itch really does cause you to itch in other places.
And to add insult to injury, you’ve probably noticed how scratching an itch can cause the itching sensation to quickly return, only stronger. [Read more…]
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Here’s an interesting (and fun) hypothetical for you to consider…
You apply for a very dangerous and difficult job that pays an enormous amount of money for the relatively short time you’ll have to spend working on it.
The job will take 30 days to complete and you’ll receive your pay in cash when the job is finished at the end of day 30.
The person hiring you says you can choose one of two ways to get paid: [Read more…]
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Lightning is one of the most powerful and most awe-inspiring forces in nature.
Just how powerful is lightning? Well, consider this…
A typical lightning bolt delivers around 300 million Volts and 30,000 Amps of electricity!
What’s more, just one large thunderstorm can produce thousands of lightning bolts as it moves across the earth’s surface, inducing awe, fear and fascination in those who witness its passage. [Read more…]