The footage in question appears to show them attempting to shoot down the drones with bows and arrows Remarkable drone footage has surfaced, capturing incredibly rare images of uncontacted people who are cut off from the entire world. The footage appears to show them attempting to shoot down the drones with bows and arrows, offering a rare glimpse into their secluded … [Read more...] about Drone footage captures incredibly rare images of uncontacted people who are cut off from entire world
Remembering a piece of nostalgia – do you recognize this object?
Roller skating is a pastime that generations of kids and adults have enjoyed. The first use of roller skates were said to be in a London stage performance as early as 1743, with John Joseph Merlin claiming the first skate invention while living in London in 1760. They even featured during World War II when the U.S. had the idea of using them to move infantry … [Read more...] about Remembering a piece of nostalgia – do you recognize this object?
9 Pillars of Light Appear in Night Sky Above Coastal Japanese Town
An otherworldly sight was spotted above a town in Tottori prefecture, Japan, on May 11, 2024. A user by the name of Maashii posted to X (formerly Twitter) an intriguing picture of what appears to be nine pillars of light appearing in the night sky above Daisen, a coastal town: According to his X biography, Maashii works in Daisen as a "tourism producer". He … [Read more...] about 9 Pillars of Light Appear in Night Sky Above Coastal Japanese Town
NASA Wants To Use The Sun As A Giant Telescope To View The Surface Of Alien Planets
As sci-fi as it sounds, the project has already reached phase III at NASA's Institute for Advanced Concepts program. In 1936, Albert Einstein published what he described as a "little calculation," showing how the Sun could one day be used as a gigantic telescope. Incredible as it may sound, the concept is not so far out of our reach, and one idea for how to practically … [Read more...] about NASA Wants To Use The Sun As A Giant Telescope To View The Surface Of Alien Planets
Drowning World: Gideon Mendel’s Portraits of Flood Victims
Since 2007, Gideon Mendel has been strapping on waders, flagging down boats, and taking his Rolleiflex film camera into floodwaters around the world. His ongoing project features seemingly serene portraits of flood victims in unexpected places. The project is Mendel’s personal response to climate change, taking viewers beyond statistics and into the experiences of people around … [Read more...] about Drowning World: Gideon Mendel’s Portraits of Flood Victims