The Canadian Town Called Asbestos

Jun 6, 2018

The asbestos mine in Asbestos, Quebec, Canada. Photo credit: Denis-Carl Robidoux/Flickr At the heart of the triangle made by the three Can...

The Jefferson Grid

Jun 5, 2018

The vast majority of America’s western land is divided into a lattice-work of farms, towns and forests. This grid pattern was first propos...

The Meteorite That Crashed Into A Car

Jun 4, 2018

The Peekskill meteorite car sitting at a collector’s garage in Peekskill. Photo credit: Ryan Thompson/Flickr On October 9, 1992, a brill...

Sungbo's Eredo: Africa’s Biggest Monument Nobody Has Heard Of

Jun 4, 2018

Deep in the Nigerian rainforest, there was once an immense kingdom surrounded by a huge earthen wall and moat. Built during the Middle Ages,...

The Boneyard of Colon Cemetery

Jun 2, 2018

The Colon Cemetery in Havana, Cuba, named after Christopher Columbus, is well known for its many elaborately sculpted memorials and mausoleu...

The Valley of Names

May 30, 2018

For over seventy years, people have been driving out in their RVs to a remote desert area near the city of Yuma, in the US state of Arizona,...

The Chapel Inside a Volcano

May 29, 2018

Santa Margarida is a freato-magmatic volcano located in the Spanish county of Garrotxa, in Catalonia. Some 11,500 years ago, the earth’s cru...

Killed Negatives of The Great Depression

May 29, 2018

During America’s Great Depression, the Information Division of the U.S. Farm Security Administration sent out an army of photographers to d...

The Japanese Balloon Bombs of World War 2

May 28, 2018

On May 5, 1945, Reverend Archie Mitchell took his five-month pregnant wife and a group of five children from the church, where he was the pa...

Ice Stupas: These Artificial Glaciers Are Solving Water Crises in The Himalayas

May 25, 2018

Photo credit: Sonam Wangchuk High in the Himalayas in northern India, at a remote village near Phyang Monastery in Ladakh, stands two giga...