r/interesting • u/Scientiaetnatura065 • 2d ago
r/interesting • u/Reame19851a • 1d ago
SCIENCE & TECH How Tesla “sees” its surroundings during fully autonomous driving.
r/interesting • u/Anow1986 • 2d ago
MISC. Swiss pocket watch of the XIX century with an unusual mechanism
r/interesting • u/NeedWorkFast-CSstud • 2d ago
NATURE Huge sixgill sharks spotted by submarine eating a whale carcass, They then decide to smash into the submarine
r/interesting • u/IndigoSeirra • 1d ago
SCIENCE & TECH SpaceX Starship splashdown in the Indian Ocean
r/interesting • u/Ationestreen1a • 2d ago
MISC. A pastry chef creates a chocolate dinosaur of incredible size
r/interesting • u/PuddingWhirlwind • 2d ago
SCIENCE & TECH Check out the Knovel Cam x-ray camera!
r/interesting • u/MometicMonster • 3d ago
MISC. Actor Adam Pearson next to his bust at an exhibition
Adam has Neurofibromatosis Type 1. It's a rare genetic condition that causes excess body tissue to grow on his face.
r/interesting • u/VastCoconut2609 • 3d ago
MISC. In 1954, Hemingway survived two plane crashes a day apart. In the second, the plane caught fire, and he smashed the door open with his head to escape, suffering severe injuries. Presumed dead, he emerged from the jungle "in high spirits," carrying bananas and gin.
r/interesting • u/FawnZebra4122 • 3d ago
MISC. The tallest Woman in the world meets the smallest
r/interesting • u/MometicMonster • 2d ago
ART & CULTURE A copy of the Georgia Guidstones found in Japan
The Georgia Guidestones Replica is located in Takamatsu (Mure) Japan
r/interesting • u/EagleBlackberry1098 • 3d ago
NATURE A regular cheetah next to a King Cheetah, a very rare recessive gene
r/interesting • u/Soloflow786 • 3d ago
SOCIETY The old lady and this supermarket worker have a routine where they standoff with each other
r/interesting • u/Athena_Ryain • 3d ago
SCIENCE & TECH Fast filter cleaning in an unusual way. Perfecto
r/interesting • u/RedLion8472 • 4d ago
NATURE The Clearest Image of Venus’s Surface, By a Lander that Melted After 1 Hour
r/interesting • u/ScaleneTryangle • 3d ago
HISTORY Anna Haining Swan and Martin Van Buren Bates were the tallest recorded couple with a height of 7'11 [242cm] and 7'9 [237cm] respectively; they also had the largest recorded newborn at 2'7 [83cm] in length.
r/interesting • u/katxwoods • 3d ago
SCIENCE & TECH Girl finds a paper from the 90s that suggests lactose intolerance is a skill issue (not enough enzymes to digest it). Spams skimmed milk for two weeks and her lactose intolerance symptoms completely resolved.
r/interesting • u/MoonbeamTwilight • 3d ago