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6 Unexpected Situations That May Happen To You While Traveling
Traveling is an adventure filled with excitement, exploration, and new experiences. However, despite careful planning and preparation, unexpected situations can arise that challenge even the… The post 6 Unexpected Situations That May Happen To You While Traveling first appeared on KickassFacts. Source
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3 Castaway Survival Stories: Incredible Tales of Resilience
In this article, we dive into the incredible stories of survival that transcend the ordinary, pushing the boundaries of human resilience and ingenuity. From the vast, unpredictable waters of the Pacific to the deserted islands that dot its expanse, these narratives are a testament to the will to survive against all odds. Here, we unfold… Read More »
How Did the Ancient Romans Make Concrete So Much Better Than Ours?
In the heart of Rome stands one of the Eternal City’s most famous and well-preserved ancient monuments: the Pantheon. Constructed during the reign of Emperor Hadrian in the Second Century C.E, the building has been in near-continuous use for two millennia, first as a temple dedicated to the Olympian Gods, and then as a Catholic… Read More »
Could the Allies Really Have Crushed Germany Right at the Start of WWII?
On the first of September, 1939, nearly 1.5 million troops, 2,750 tanks, and 2,300 aircraft of Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich stormed over the border into Poland. We all know what happened next: despite declaring war in solidarity, Poland’s allies Britain and France stood by and did nothing as Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union overran… Read More »
Canada’s Plan to Unleash a Bacteriological Apocalypse
Grosse Île lies 50km east of Quebec City, one of 21 islands in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. Though its name means “Big Island” in French, Grosse Île is barely two kilometres square, home to a small collection of buildings from its days as a quarantine station for Irish immigrants arriving in Canada.… Read More »