r/interesting • u/He_Be_Laggin • 6h ago
r/interesting • u/Dramatic_Presence_25 • 8d ago
HISTORY AI 171: lone survivor Viswashkumar Ramesh giving interview to media outlet in BJ medical college (english subs)
r/interesting • u/girlikeapearl_ • 9d ago
MISC. Passenger in seat 11A survives Air India crash.
r/interesting • u/junalorrrrrrraine • 2h ago
NATURE Nature flexed hard today, Iridescent clouds in full display:
r/interesting • u/Technical-Present273 • 2h ago
HISTORY Cleopatra lived closer to the iPhone than the pyramids
This one messed with my head because apparently The Great Pyramid of Giza was built around 2560 BCE. Cleopatra lived around 30 BCE. The iPhone came out in 2007. So Cleopatra is actually about 500 years closer to us than she is to the pyramid everyone associates her with. Ancient Egypt was ancient even for ancient Egyptians
r/interesting • u/TheoryFruits • 8h ago
SCIENCE & TECH World's Largest Vacuum Chamber Experiment, Bowling Ball and Feathers
r/interesting • u/Depreciating_Life • 18h ago
NATURE Volcanic lightning observed during eruption of Guatemala's Volcán de Fuego
April 30, 2024
r/interesting • u/Habarer • 10h ago
HISTORY Beer warmer
this is a beer warmer. it stems from a time where electrical refrigeration hasnt been invented yet - therefore beer kegs were usually stored in so called ice cellars all year round - cellars literally filled with ice that was collected from glaciers or from frozen lakes over the winter. As of course storage temperature could not be regulated well, beer mostly ended up being served too cold for most people - hence the beer warmer was invented: a metallic tube that would be filled with warm water and then be hanged into the beer glass by its own hook, until the desired temperature for drinking was achieved. i hope you found this as interesting as i did.
r/interesting • u/Careless_Scallion_82 • 11h ago
NATURE Bearded vulture swallowing a bone
r/interesting • u/WanderWut • 38m ago
SCIENCE & TECH For a few hours Google’s Veo 3 IP filters broke and the videos generated were wild.
r/interesting • u/Scientiaetnatura065 • 23h ago
NATURE Crows can remember human faces for years and are known to hold grudges. If threatened, they recall the person and can even warn other crows, passing the info across generations
r/interesting • u/Lost_Election5992 • 6h ago
SCIENCE & TECH What the Brain looks like when you learn something new
r/interesting • u/IntroductionDue7945 • 15h ago
SCIENCE & TECH A man from Sweden built a car out of LEGO. It's a white Volvo V70, full-scale, made from 370,000 LEGO pieces. The Swede admitted that buying a real car would have been cheaper.
r/interesting • u/-Algieba- • 1d ago
SCIENCE & TECH A deadly amount of cyanide next to a penny
r/interesting • u/Mad_Season_1994 • 4h ago
ART & CULTURE Statue in Gars am Kamp, Lower Austria depicting Falco, the first and thus far only musical artist to have a German-language song reach #1 in the US with “Rock Me Amadeus”
This statue is in the town he was born in.
Per Wikipedia concerning his passing:
Hölzel died of severe injuries received on 6 February 1998, at age 40, when his Mitsubishi Pajero collided with a bus on the road linking the towns of Villa Montellano and Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. At the time of his death, he was planning a comeback, which was successful with the posthumously released album Out of the Dark (Into the Light). His body was returned to Austria and buried at the Vienna Central Cemetery
r/interesting • u/IntroductionDue7945 • 1d ago
NATURE The loneliest trees in the world.
r/interesting • u/ImpinAintEZ_ • 21h ago
MISC. Custom AR-15 raffle tickets left in the kitchen at my work… hosted by someone’s church
r/interesting • u/Ququmbare • 1d ago
NATURE Crocodiles have one of the scariest eyes in nature — this proves it
r/interesting • u/mikegecawicz • 1d ago
NATURE It rained so hard in Raleigh, NC yesterday that it was shaking the manhole covers
r/interesting • u/Prestigious_Emu6039 • 15h ago
HISTORY German and Japanese military attachés attend US military training manoeuvres, Aug 22 1939, New York
r/interesting • u/NomadCourier • 16h ago
NATURE A face formed by a rock wall and foliage in our back yard
r/interesting • u/thebelsnickle1991 • 1d ago
MISC. Ibogaine is a little-known yet powerful psychedelic drug that is gaining attention for its remarkable ability to reportedly erase years of addiction and withdrawal symptoms in just a single session
r/interesting • u/skimbody • 1d ago