On July 16, 1945, the first nuclear weapon code named “Trinity” was detonated. Since then, there have been a staggering 2,153 nuclear detonations on our planet. Trinity, by Orbital Mechanics, is a chilling, detailed visualization that shows where every nuclear detonation occurred in chronological order. Watch! Legend: Atmospheric: red Underground: yellow Underwater: blue [wp_ad_camp_1]
It’s actual name is the Skeleton Coast, which is a stretch of Africa’s shore that has become the graveyard of many unlucky explorers, littered with rusted shipwrecks and animal bones. Portuguese sailors referred to it as “The Gates Of Hell.” Take a closer look. ViralNova Cocciag Arebbusch [wp_ad_camp_1] Skeleton Coast’s barren stretch spans from Namibia … Read more
Everything is possible in the movies – flying cars, killing giants, not dying after a helicopter explosion, the list goes on. The movies can be so awesome we sometimes forget that real people are behind its making. And sometimes, real people have to risk their lives for the sake of that perfect scene. Put together … Read more
From ancient computers to massive underground armies, gruesome corpses to undecipherable manuscripts, these 25 archaeological discoveries will make you wonder how complex, bizarre and to some extent horrifying our past used to be.
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The mere mention of the word radioactive immediately gets a resounding nope as a response. But in the 1950’s, clearly long before modern research and findings proved how harmful radioactive substances can be, they even used it to test a cold cream product! Here, watch… Youtube / Billy Ingram [wp_ad_camp_1]