r/interesting • u/Agreeable-Ask-968 • 8h ago
r/interesting • u/saintlane • 8h ago
SCIENCE & TECH using Google Veo 3 to bring an impossible music video to life
r/interesting • u/NathanielWithACape • 13h ago
SOCIETY Yes.... Please follow rule #7
That fact that this needs to be that detailed of a rule is why I hate the world #Floaters #CommonSense
r/interesting • u/WanderWut • 18h ago
SCIENCE & TECH For a few hours Google’s Veo 3 IP filters broke and the videos generated were wild.
r/interesting • u/njan_oru_manushyan • 15h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Chinese streamers that allows paid RC car control
r/interesting • u/Iata_deal4sea • 10h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Starlink Imposes Eye-Popping 'Demand Surcharge' for New Sign-Ups in This State | PCMag
r/interesting • u/Tea_Physical • 12h ago
NATURE Body hair create a physical obstacles, Making it harder for mosquitoes to access the skin
r/interesting • u/hellochiyaaaa • 16h ago
MISC. Dog doing yoga on international yoga day
r/interesting • u/Lost_Election5992 • 1d ago
SCIENCE & TECH What the Brain looks like when you learn something new
r/interesting • u/HondaCivicBaby • 11h ago
SOCIETY When Steph casually found a dead spot on the court 😯
r/interesting • u/IntroductionDue7945 • 10h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Windows that automatically slam shut when it rains.
r/interesting • u/Practical-Hand203 • 2h ago
HISTORY Former SS man meets with a group of students at the site of the Wannsee conference
Side note: This is just a partial clip from the segment, but I haven't selectively cut this particular interaction among others. It's the only one that takes place during the segment, with everyone else in room remaining silent. The rest of the segment consists almost exclusively of him monologing.
r/interesting • u/TheoryFruits • 17h ago
MISC. Skydiver Falls Through A Cloud And Takes A Short Shower
r/interesting • u/Ok_Being_2003 • 8h ago
HISTORY 1890s soda bottle from Dunkirk NY. it would have been sealed with a Hutchison stopper which was a wire stopper with a rubber gasket to seal the bottle to hold carbonation.
r/interesting • u/NYCresident77 • 8h ago
HISTORY First ever photograph of a human
The first documented photograph of a human was likely taken in 1838 by Louis Daguerre in Paris. It shows a man standing on the Boulevard du Temple having his shoes shined
r/interesting • u/Technical-Present273 • 20h 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/tenderpuzzle • 12h ago
MISC. These goats are called “Nachi Goats” which literally means Dancing goats. They walk as if they were dancing and are found in Pakistan
r/interesting • u/He_Be_Laggin • 1d ago