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Cantalloc Aqueducts are an old and extensive system of subterranean aqueducts, surface channels, reservoirs, and spiraling holes that allowed the Nazca civilization to distribute water …
Pumapunku, also spelled Puma Punku, is the remains of an Incan holy site in the jungles of Bolivia that has attracted much attention as of …
In the heart of Istanbul, Turkey, a seemingly unassuming building on Alaykoskü Street in the Cagaloglu district offers a tangible snapshot of the city’s 1,800-year-long …
A City Frozen in Time Nestled in the ominous shadow of Mount Vesuvius stands Pompeii, an ancient Roman city that became an unwitting time capsule. …
Most days, NASA’s Earth Observatory offers close-up views of our planet—oceans, mountain ranges, clouds, and rivers filling the frame. But every now and then, NASA …
An Unusual Discovery On a crisp morning in 1897, an extraordinary image emerged, claiming to capture a remarkable scene in Jerusalem. The black-and-white photograph reveals …
For centuries, the whispers of history have echoed across the Texas landscape, telling tales of explorers, empires, and forgotten outposts. But sometimes, a remarkable discovery …
In 1952, as a skinny, crosshanded-batting eighteen-year-old, the future home run king played shortstop for the Negro American League’s Indianapolis Clowns under manager Buster Haywood …
In the annals of strange and curious happenings, the tale of the “Monster Grasshopper” of 1937 stands out as a fascinating glimpse into a time …
In the heart of Zwigodini Village, in Mutale, Limpopo, South Africa, stands a majestic baobab tree known to the Venda people as “Muri Kunguluwa,” meaning …
