Alexander Graham Bell's Tetrahedral Kites

Oct 7, 2017

Alexander Graham Bell is best remembered for inventing the telephone, but the great Scottish inventor’s interests weren’t limited to just on...

Moscow’s Bagel House

Oct 6, 2017

In the early 1970s, Russian architect Evgeny Stamo and engineer Alexander Markelov came up with plans for an unusual house in the capital ci...

Rivers of Blood: The Aftermath of Eid al-Adha in Dhaka

Oct 5, 2017

Early last month, a macabre image of a little girl posing in what appears to be a street flooded with blood-stained rainwater went viral ove...

The Earth Pyramids of South Tyrol

Oct 4, 2017

At many places across South Tyrol, in northern Italy, one can see a peculiar geological formation called “earth pyramids”. They consist of t...

Ireland’s Famine Follies

Oct 4, 2017

In the grounds of the Castletown Estate, near the Irish town of Maynooth, is a large stone structure comprising of interlocking arches, ador...

A Garden In A Sinkhole

Oct 4, 2017

The region in the southeast of South Australia, near Mount Gambier, is littered with many volcanic and karst features such as volcanic crate...

The Mysterious Sajama Lines of Bolivia

Sep 30, 2017

Crisscrossing the highland plains in western Bolivia is a network of thousands of near perfectly straight lines etched into the ground. Thes...

The Stockholm Telephone Tower

Sep 30, 2017

By the late 19th century, the miracle device called the telephone had been invented but the simple concept of undergrounding telephone cable...

Appian Way, The First Roman Road

Sep 27, 2017

Of the many things the Romans were famous for, roads rank pretty high in the list by importance, along with bridges, viaducts and canals. To...

The Dust Bowl of The 1930s

Sep 26, 2017

The 1930s were some of the driest years in American history. Eight long years of drought, preceded by inappropriate cultivation technique, a...