10-Pound, Levee High Apple Pie From Missouri [video]

What If Apple Had Started Making iPhones in 1984 [video]

Philippine Restaurant Features Underwater Bridge [video]

All About Uranium

From Popular Science –

Since the German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth identified uranium in 1789, atomic number 92 has become one of the most troubling substances on the planet. It’s naturally radioactive, but its isotope uranium-235 also happens to be fissile, as Nazi nuclear chemists learned in 1938, when they did the impossible and split a uranium nucleus in two.

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Surfing the Amazon River’s Endless Wave [video]

Photos of The Week – June 28, 2019

According to TheAtlantic –

The Monte Cristo Challenge in France, a wild-mare roundup in Andalusia, bagpipes at the Department of Justice, a Spinosaurus in Philadelphia, the Women’s World Cup in France, mud people in the Philippines, a SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch in Florida, Boeing 737 Max airplanes in Seattle, flooding in Brazil, a bee-wearing record attempt in Turkey, and much more

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Making Frozen Custard For 90 Years At Ted Drewes [video]

Captivating Nature Film [video]

Photos Of The Week – June 21, 2019

From NBC News –

Sled dogs walk on water, a close-up with a gunman, Hope Hicks’ unanswered questions and more.

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This Is Blue Ramen [video]

Stupid Questions With Very Smart Answers

From Cracked.com –

There’s a fine line between serious scientific inquiry and the pointless ramblings of madmen. We are obviously most interested in the latter. No serious person would ask the following questions, but dammit, they’re gonna get serious answers anyway.

Read all 6 of the very interesting questions and answers HERE.

Photos Of The Week – June 14, 2019

From The Atlantic –

Art Basel displays in Switzerland, a volcanic eruption in North Sumatra, massive protests in Hong Kong, the L.A. Pride Festival in California, Fashion Week in London, jackaroo and jillaroo school in Australia, Women’s World Cup soccer in France, preparing for Cyclone Vayu in Pakistan, and much more

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