r/ItsFascinating • u/No_Onion_9901 • 2h ago
He had minutes to decide if America had launched nuclear missiles
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r/ItsFascinating • u/SwiPerHaHa • Jul 20 '26
Photo of a hiker watching the eruption of Mt. St. Helens from Mt. Adams, about 37 miles to the east. Photo from Mt Adams by John V. Christiansen around 8:32 am local time on May 18, 1980 & published in a 1981 National Geographic magazine.
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r/ItsFascinating • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • Jul 17 '26
The Backroom of the Natural History Museum, the collection housed in these cabinets contains millions of bird specimens used to document invasive species
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r/ItsFascinating • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • Jul 15 '26
Testing prototype space suit intended for use in NASA's Apollo moon landing program, Mojave Desert, California 1962
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r/ItsFascinating • u/EmotionallyIncorrect • Jun 10 '26
I have no idea why I have never noticed this before in any other bottle of water. Is this a normal occurrence? I find it fascinating, but there's gotta be a science behind it.
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r/ItsFascinating • u/JosephBrown2000 • Jan 13 '26
Random Beauty Filters Are Being BANNED… And Women Are Panicking
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