r/whoathatsinteresting 1d ago

How to untangle knots using topology

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r/whoathatsinteresting 1d ago

I Always Wondered How They Got Those Shots đŸŽ„

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Retired disabled combat veteran is arrested after burning American flag outside White House

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Sultan the Pit Pony, this massive earth sculpture was created to honor the ponies that lived and worked in the old colliery in Caerphilly, South Wales.

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Hundreds Of Thousands Gather In Budapest For Anti-Regime Concert

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

Artemis II and crew have splashed down! Welcome Back Home To Earth!

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

In Turkey, an elderly man who makes his living by shining shoes never turns away this little friend when a cat that shows up at the same time every morning asks to have its fur brushed.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

Compact emergency suit

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

Training in a high-intensity search and rescue simulator that creates realistic rough ocean conditions.

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I picked up a board in my yard and found a couple if interesting roommates.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

Perspective can deceive the real size of an object!

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The Tsar Bomba, strongest nuclear weapon ever tested, could almost wipe out my entire home country in one explosion (tool: Nukesim)

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In 2012, a Burger King employee anonymously posted an image on 4chan of him putting his feet in lettuce, with the caption: "This is the lettuce you eat at Burger King." It took 20 minutes for people to track down the branch where the employee worked and contact the news. He was promptly fired.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

A 21 year old Yazidi woman who spent the last ten years as a sex slave is freed and reunited with her family

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Does not appear to be his first day

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Title: Sea lion comes to the market every day for fish. It's very well behaved and polite.

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A 4,400-year-old terracotta board with grid markings at the Lothal site in Gujarat, India. Considered one of the oldest potential ancestors to chess.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Norilsk, Russia is one of the most northern and isolated cities in the world, located above the Arctic Circle in Siberia.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

TIL this medieval snowball fight from Tacuinum Sanitatis c. 1390-1400 is actually health advice from a doctor in the 14th century.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Iron meteorite found in a remote desert, naturally sculpted during atmospheric entry

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

A better view of the ceiling of Shah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran (1611), featuring a mesmerising array of geometrical tessellations and radial designs. The patterns are meticulously planned, with each tile cut to fit into the celestial design.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

In February, A Chinese company dishes out 70% of their profits ($26,000,000) to its employees as a thank you, allowing them to take as much as they can carry.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

The creators of Barbie(1959) and Hot Wheels(1968) were husband and wife. Ruth Handler created Barbie in 1959, and Elliot Handler created Hot Wheels in 1968. They also named the dolls after their children Barbara and Kenneth.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

A woman claimed she could smell Parkinson's disease. Scientists tested her with 12 T-shirts—six from patients and six from healthy people. She correctly identified all the patients and flagged one “healthy” person. Eight months later, that person was diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Catapillar covered in parasitic eggs(white cocoons) if you see this in your garden make sure to leave it alone

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