The Palace of Peace and Reconciliation

Nov 20, 2015

In September 2003, Kazakhstan the largest of the former Soviet Republics hosted the inaugural Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional R...

The Sad Grave of Kate McCormick

Nov 20, 2015

In a quite corner of the Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis oldest active, is the grave of 21 year old woman who died after childbirth on February 1,...

The Most Bizarre Versions of Stonehenge

Nov 19, 2015

The ancient and mysterious Stonehenge, in the plains of Salisbury in Wiltshire, England, is arguably one of the most famous monuments in the...

Patterned Grounds

Nov 19, 2015

The repeated annual freezing and thawing of permafrost soils can produce very interesting geometric features called patterned ground. These ...

Al Bahar Towers’ Responsive Sun Shades

Nov 19, 2015

Glass-façade towers are popping up every where with little thought and consideration for the local climate, even in the harsh desert environ...

The Chapel of The Holy Cross in Sedona

Nov 18, 2015

Jutting out of the red sandstone walls in the Arizona desert, the Chapel of the Holy Cross near the town of Sedona, is a marvel of modern ar...

A Used Car Vending Machine in Nashville

Nov 18, 2015

Online used car retailer Carvana , that has revolutionized how people buy cars, is back with another innovation — the world’s first coin ope...

Ships Made of Concrete

Nov 17, 2015

Perhaps the most bizarre choice of material humans ever made to make a vessel that floats was reinforced concrete. For centuries ships have ...

Pavlov’s House in Volgograd

Nov 17, 2015

On the banks of river Volga in the heart of modern-day Volgograd, formerly Stalingrad, stands a four-story apartment building with a brick m...

Dig Your Own Fossils at These Quarries

Nov 16, 2015

People knew about fossils since the time of Herodotus, but it was only in the late 18th and early 19th century, when the importance of fossi...