Did you Know?

https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/yuba-county-five

When these five men vanished in 1978, a sheriff described it as "bizarre as hell". Over 40 years later, it's still a mystery.

-VR

https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/daniel-tammet

This little boy saw extraordinary things when he closed his eyes. How his mind works will leave you in absolute awe.

-VR

https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/comet-fever

In 1910, the media sparked mass hysteria across the world. For the next three months, people lived in unnecessary fear.

-VR

@very-rusty said
https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/comet-fever

In 1910, the media sparked mass hysteria across the world. For the next three months, people lived in unnecessary fear.

-VR

https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/emil-maurice

Second to Adolf Hitler in the SS, this man was hiding a potentially 'deadly' secret unknown even to himself.

-VR

https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/hansel-and-gretel

Hansel and Gretel is based on a true period of history that will forever change the way you look at a gingerbread house.

-VR

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@very-rusty said
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@very-rusty said
https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/wall-from-space

The Great Wall of China can't be seen from space after all. The time from when the myth dates will explain why..

-VR

The Great Wall can be seen from orbit.

As the article states, however, it cannot be seen from the moon. At an average of 256,000 miles away, it's just too far to see anything man-made on the Earth.

@earl-of-trumps said
The way I learned that little factoid was from a US astronaut sitting in Skylab, from 270 miles high. The astronauts claimed
that the Great Wall of China was the only sign of intelligent life on earth that they could discern from their lofty perch.
Not too long after that, the Skylab astronauts claimed that they could see another sign of intelligent life, logs in a ...[text shortened]... Don't ask me why I remembered all that 🙂 And I didn't even know they had intelligent life in Canada

@suzianne said
The Great Wall can be seen from orbit.

As the article states, however, it cannot be seen from the moon. At an average of 256,000 miles away, it's just too far to see anything man-made on the Earth.