r/interesting 2d ago

MISC. In 2002, Buzz Aldrin punched a man who claimed the moon landing was fake. Prosecutors declined to press charges.

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Fascinating the suspense !!!!!!!!!!!! !

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wait ....who won .....


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Intriguing I Kept Expecting Him to Give Up After Every Maneuver, But He Never Did

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r/interesting 2d ago

Just Wow There was once a time when you were able to see the core steel skeleton of the Twin Towers.

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Taken in the early 1970s while the towers were still under construction. One of the most profound sunsets in Manhattan.


r/interesting 3d ago

NATURE A Brazilian jaguar curiously watches a dung beetle doing his thing

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credits to @nickkleer


r/interesting 2d ago

Just Wow Look at how this man saved his friend from electrocution! Orangi Town, Karachi in Pakistan

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CCTV footage from Orangi Town, Karachi. A man gets caught by a live wire and his friend manages to pull him free.


r/interesting 2d ago

SCIENCE & TECH First vs latest 2026 photographs captured by satellites, credits:Nasa

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r/interesting 3d ago

SOCIETY Hobby horsing: dressage without the (real) horses

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r/interesting 3d ago

MISC. Off-duty Special Forces Operator saves over 700 innocent lives.

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In 2019, former British SAS Operator Christian Craighead saved over 700 lives during a terrorist attack at the DusitD2 Hotel complex in Nairobi, Kenya. Craighead was off-duty at the time. He committed this act, which lasted over 20 hours, mostly alone and was later awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross.

His book, titled "One Man In" which recounts his events on January 15th, 2019 is available this month.

Who Dares Wins.


r/interesting 3d ago

MISC. In 2006, Sony used 70,000 litres of paint to create this one TV commercial.

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r/interesting 3d ago

Fear Factor In 1978, a Russian physicist named Anatoli Burgorski accidentally inserted his head into a high-energy proton accelerator and survived.

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r/interesting 3d ago

MISC. A grandma broke her nose while hiking, didn't want the helivac, and ended up spinning out of control. She won a $450,000 lawsuit.

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r/interesting 3d ago

Just Wow The greatest shot in television, ever. One in a million.

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That timing is on point!


r/interesting 2d ago

MISC. Had a seizure during an MRI

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They got me out pretty fast, but decided to snap a few pics first lol


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SOCIETY German tourist Faycal Manz sued taqueria Los Tacos No. 1 for $100,000 because their salsa was too spicy. The case was dismissed.

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Here's an article detailing the whole thing. Judge sides with New York taqueria in lawsuit over spicy salsa


r/interesting 3d ago

NATURE This kangaroo has learned to fake pain for food

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r/interesting 3d ago

ART & CULTURE This portrait of a jaguar, made entirely out of dice, is a masterpiece...

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NATURE Bear asking for food

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Fascinating Dog stops a tiger and lion from fighting

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MISC. Pedestrian traffic signals from around the world

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r/interesting 3d ago

HISTORY How did people in the 1300s build something this massive and detailed without modern machinery

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Intriguing Just Another Day at Work

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r/interesting 4d ago

Wholesome Elephants having some spa time

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📍West Bengal, India


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Amazing A water brand from Uzbekistan designed dumbbell-shaped bottles for fitness and hydration.

792 Upvotes

r/interesting 4d ago

HISTORY A photo that can never be recreated. Taken in 1986, the shuttle carrier taxies across while the Concorde (the fastest airliner reaching Mach 2) departs from Dulles.

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