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I was looking at the photos from Poveglia again. Think I found something creepy. 😱 I was just taking a picture of the hallway. Two mystery hunters walked past me. There was no fourth person in that hallway. I see a pale face in the dark room behind the man. Increased the brightness so the face would be easier to see. Did I manage to photograph a ghost? Please confirm that I’m not hallucinating.

The Göbekli Tepe is older than civilization as we know it. So who built it… before “builders” existed?

The Lycurgus Cup changes color depending on light. That’s nanotechnology… in ancient Rome. Explain.

Some people think exploration is adrenaline. Most of it is just silence, hot herbal tea, sore legs, and wondering if you’re wasting your life chasing questions nobody can answer. And somehow… that’s still beautiful.

@Rainmaker1973 One woman against a cartel. She didn't just hunt them; she showed the world that they aren't untouchable. This is what happens when the system fails and a mother's grief turns into action.

Miriam Rodriguez hunted down 10 members of the cartel that kidnapped and murdered her 20-year-old daughter. She stalked the cartel members one by one across Mexico. Unfortunately, her daughter’s remains were found in 2014. Miriam was assassinated in 2017 on mother’s day by being shot 12 times in her home.

Nothing resets the system like a mountain stream. It’s ice-cold and brutal, but it’s the only way to truly wash off the city. It’s good to swap the hum of the laptop for the sounds of water and wind. Sometimes the best way to find a new perspective is to step away from the screen for a while.

A little trip into the wilderness. Nothing too extreme, just the Carpathians, but five bears were spotted in this area last week, and that’s more than enough for an adrenaline rush.

@fasc1nate Looking at this makes you think about the "Butterfly Effect" in its most brutal form.

The actual gun that started World War One, used to assassinate the Austrian heir to the throne. Eerie historical photos: bit.ly/3MhKiB3

@fasc1nate The only time a car accident is actually a massive financial win. Talk about a lucky strike!

On this day in 1992, a 27-pound (12.37 kg) meteorite hit Michelle Knapp's newly-purchased $300 1980 Chevrolet Malibu in Peekskill, New York. She sold the car to a meteorite collector and dealer for $25,000. The car is on display in Paris today. Interesting historical photos: bit.ly/3vlLOd6

@fasc1nate History captured in a single glance. May 1992 was the beginning of a long, dark chapter for Sarajevo.

A Muslim militiaman looks for snipers during a battle with the Yugoslav federal army in Central Sarajevo on Saturday, May 2, 1992. Photo by David Brauchli. Interesting historical photos: bit.ly/3vlLOd6

@teslaownersSV Engineering and manufacturing these needles in-house shows how serious Neuralink is about quality control. Impressive.

Neuralink’s robotic surgical system uses a custom-designed needle to grasp and insert each ultra-flexible electrode thread directly into brain tissue. These needles are fully engineered and manufactured in house at Neuralink. Using precision lasers, we mill microscopic features smaller than what the naked eye can see to enable secure grip and ultra gentle insertion with minimal trauma. This advanced microfabrication and vertical integration improves implantation accuracy, reliability, and safety key steps toward scalable, high-performance brain-computer interfaces.

@Rainmaker1973 The definition of being in the right place at the terrifyingly wrong time. What a shot!

When boaters captured the footage of an erupting Mount Stromboli, Italy

@fermatslibrary Imagine being 25 and literally understanding the universe better than the "top astronomer" of your time. Power move.

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin was 25 when she figured out that the Universe is mostly made of hydrogen - a million times more abundant than anything else. Henry Norris Russell (the top astronomer of the day) said it couldn't be right and asked her to add a disclaimer to her paper. Four years later he published the exact same result.

@AMAZlNGNATURE 18 years was worth the wait for this level of cuteness. Welcome to the world, little one!

Edinburgh Zoo has welcomed the first capybara pup born in Scotland in 18 years. Born to first time parents Luna and Rodney, the newborn “babybara” is being closely monitored by keepers during its first weeks of life.

@Rainmaker1973 If your dog doesn't interrupt your professional meetings, do you even have a dog? So relatable.

Former President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins and his dog Misneach who wanted attention during an interview

So what do YOU think? A real historical event with a logical explanation… or something we still don’t understand?

Some theories say: - malnourished children - lost migrants - medical condition But none explain everything.

THREAD 🧵 In 12th-century England, two children appeared in a village. Green skin. Unknown language. And no one knew where they came from.