November 2016 - Page 4 of 6

Abandoned in space in 1967, a US satellite has started transmitting again

(via The Vintage News) An American satellite abandoned in 1967, now assumed to simply be space junk, has started transmitting

(via Great Big Story) Adrian Wellock lost his sense of taste. After suffering a cold, he started getting a metallic

(via mental_floss) If you’re planning some kind of outdoor nocturnal mischief this November, we recommend you avoid the 14th, when

(via Atlas Obscura) Anna Bågenholm has spent much of her life at the University Hospital of North Norway in Tromsø.

(via Great Big Story) At the Aviation Career and Technical High School, students literally have to earn their wings. Everyday,

(via digg) Abandoned spaces can get pretty creepy, perhaps especially when late October rolls around. Bat-infest hotels, weird theme parks and

(via BBC) It’s so difficult and time-consuming to prepare, that for 300 years only the women of a single Sardinian

(via Great Big Story) The Museo de las Momias in Guanajuato, Mexico, has the largest collection of natural mummies on

(via How Stuff Works) From the world’s longest paper airplane flight to the world’s largest beer tasting, Guinness World Records

(via Atlas Obscura) Architect Raymond Hood, once described as a “brilliant bad boy,” is celebrated for designing the Rockefeller Center, the

(via Popular Mechanics) Aircraft carriers are undeniably impressive. Essentially floating airports on the sea, they are the structural backbone of

(via Wired) Tucked away in the forests of New Hampshire, somewhere just outside of Strafford, is a family of giant