November 2018 - Page 3 of 6

Why Iceland Imports Ice From Other Countries

(via Amusing Planet) The name Iceland is a misnomer. In reality, the country is stunningly green, especially during summer, and

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(via Atlas Obscura) These 28 footprints were made 310 million years ago.

(via Mental Floss) Yesterday was Mickey Mouse’s 90th birthday. At least, it’s the day Mickey was officially born, since it’s

(via Thrillist) Children of the ’80s and ’90s might be inclined to think that Fruit Roll-Ups, the tearable, chewy snacks

(via Great Big Story) Live long and prosper? Nichelle Nichols sure has. At the height of the American civil rights

(via Atlas Obscura) On August 4, 1972, near the North Vietnamese port of Hai Phong, dozens of mines hiding in

(via Great Big Story) In Japan, one company is taking paper thinner than it’s ever been before. Hidaka Washi Ltd.

(via Listverse) In the past, the use of coins was much more varied. They were used for commerce, of course,

(via Atlas Obscura) Feast your peepers on these artistic interpretations of a colonized cosmos.

(via Mental Floss) Though it may not be as widely known as It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown or A

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(via Smithsonian) Everything you wanted to know about the science and history of stomping on the toy blocks

(via Atlas Obscura) The garage is a symbol of suburbia, a site of rebellion, and a very strange room.