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The Bermuda Triangle
The Bermuda Triangle it's one of the few Mysteries we still can't solve let's rewind back about 600 years ago. When an Italian man went to sail across the ocean to reach Asia a continent rich with spices silk, minerals you know that kind of stuff. Getting there by land would take ridiculously long so he figured hey why not to build some sturdy ships to gather a couple of sailors and set off it to Asia. What could go wrong? That man was Christopher Columbus by the way.
Mafe AngeliPublished about a month ago in EarthUtopia
It would have happened eventually, the awakening of the Earth. By the utopian timeline, however, we were never supposed to see it. Humans were meant to die out naturally, gradually, over a million or so years, and many millions more after that, the slumbering species we’d plundered and abused would begin to wake. The flora, so long the playthings of our thoughtless games, were meant to have only the faintest genetic memory of the species once called human beings. They would have woken on the appointed day many millions of years from now with their mother’s gentle hand sending a tremor of greeting into every being rooted within her. They would stretch and shake out cramped roots, blink into the familiar sun, and greet each other with: “How did you sleep?” By this time, they would be hundreds of feet tall, with thick, sinewy branches strong as iron, leaf covers thick as hide, and intelligence sharp as time. They are Earth’s chosen children, and they were meant for eternity, while we, human beings, were only ever a blip on their predestined history.
The Mystery of Time: The enduring charm of Stonehenge
Time, like a ruthless carving master, with its sharp blade crushed everything in the world, so that everything in the years of sharpening gradually aging, until forgotten. This is Aristotle's insight into the power of time, and the massive strategy game Civilization cleverly borrows this idea to depict Stonehenge, the mysterious stone circle that stands on the British Isles. Although this stone circle has been eroded by wind and rain, it has been dilapidated, but it still attracts the attention of the world with its unique charm.
Song WenlongPublished about a month ago in HistoryDid Prince Albert Love Queen Victoria?
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's love story is renowned as one of the most enduring romances in British history. This article delves into their romantic journey, starting from their first encounter to the profound impact they had on society.
Exotic HistoryPublished about a month ago in Historyold brands that you never get extinct.
1.Fruity Pebbles was the first cereal brand linked to a TV show. It all started with The Flintstones. These colorful, fruit-flavored sugary bits featured The Flintstones on the box. The idea was a hit, and Fruity Pebbles became a success. Even though The Flintstones aired until 1966, people still enjoy this cereal today. The company that makes Fruity Pebbles sells about 1.4 billion bowls of it every year. It's amazing how a TV show can create such a loyal customer base.
What is Ram Navami? When is it Celebrated?
Ram Navami holds profound importance in Hindu culture, marking the birth anniversary of Lord Rama, an incarnation of the divine. This article delves into the rich tapestry of traditions, beliefs, and festivities surrounding Ram Navami.
Exotic HistoryPublished about a month ago in HistoryCamille Monfort
(1869 - 1896) She was young, beautiful and enchanted audiences with her voice. She was called “The Amazonian Vampire” because of her pale features and late-night walks. Rich gentlemen desired her and their wives were atrociously jealous of her beauty.
Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished about a month ago in HistoryEchoes in the Steel: The Enigma of Riverton Mill
In the shadow of Riverton, a town with a rich industrial heritage, the old steel mill stands as a monument to a bygone era. Known as Riverton Mill, it was once the heart of the town's economy, pulsing with the vibrant heat of molten steel and the clangor of heavy machinery. Now, it's shrouded in mystery, a relic of the past that holds secrets as durable as the structural steel beams that frame its desolate silhouette. Discover superior steel fabrication services in Melbourne at Structural Steel Fabricators - where precision meets excellence.
John WilliamsPublished about a month ago in Criminal