r/woahthatsinteresting 17h ago

Jeff Bezos has spent $42 million building a clock intended to outlast human civilization, in a mountain in Texas.

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r/woahthatsinteresting 9h ago

Indigenous Tribe Experiences Sprite for the First Time

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r/woahthatsinteresting 14h ago

A 24 hour time-lapse of plants to show how much they move

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r/woahthatsinteresting 3d ago

North Korea releases video showing soldiers training in the winter

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r/woahthatsinteresting 2d ago

Ants making a smart maneuver

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r/woahthatsinteresting 5d ago

A picture of a very rare one-eyed baby shark

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Scientists estimate its occurrence to be 1 in 10million.


r/woahthatsinteresting 7d ago

How Qantas treats their customer's baggage

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r/woahthatsinteresting 6d ago

What it takes to catch a mouse

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r/woahthatsinteresting 9d ago

The Soviet union used an Atomic bomb to extinguish a blown out oil well in 1966

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r/woahthatsinteresting 10d ago

Fishing from the lure POV

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r/woahthatsinteresting 10d ago

Attaching a handle to a glass cup

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r/woahthatsinteresting 12d ago

Never thought the click noises in some African languages would ever make sense. But here we are.

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r/woahthatsinteresting 14d ago

Bouncer stops what could have been a deadly situation

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r/woahthatsinteresting 14d ago

This is what a happy Koala sounds like when you pet it

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r/woahthatsinteresting 16d ago

Helicopter footage of a loose cow being wrangled by Emergency Services and cowboys

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r/woahthatsinteresting 17d ago

Founder of AriZona Tea Don Vultaggio Explains Why Prices Stay at 99¢ per Can

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r/woahthatsinteresting 17d ago

The Tonca is an event in Trento, Italy, where every 19th of June a ceremonial jury sentences the local politician that committed the year's worst blunder to be locked in a cage and dunked in the river

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r/woahthatsinteresting 17d ago

The first X-Ray image ever taken by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895. This is the photo of his wife's hand Anna Bertha Röntgen. Wilhelm the first Nobel Prize ever granted for physics in 1901. He used the strange rays, which he aptly dubbed x-rays, to create shadowy images of the inside of various inan

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r/woahthatsinteresting 18d ago

For the First Time in History, We Have a Clear Image of a Star in Another Galaxy, WOH G64. (actual image on left, artist impression on right)

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r/woahthatsinteresting 19d ago

Extracting gold from old elecronics

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r/woahthatsinteresting 19d ago

Christmas tree on top of a $430 000 Ferrari

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r/woahthatsinteresting 20d ago

The last photo taken of a wild barbary lion. Taken in 1924.

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r/woahthatsinteresting 21d ago

Creator of the Glock switch regrets his invention

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r/woahthatsinteresting 21d ago

Farmer drives two trucks loaded with dirt into levee breach to prevent orchard from being flooded

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r/woahthatsinteresting 22d ago

The animal with the longest know lifespan, the immortal jellyfish, potentially has been alive for 66 million years.

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