September 22, 2016 at 4:37 pm
Putting Big Things in Perspective by Comparing Them To Something More Familiar
Prehistoric scorpions the size of a house cat? Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope
Prehistoric scorpions the size of a house cat? Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope
After a brief rainstorm in New York City, illustrator Ben Hipp took this creative reflection photo of the Empire State Building
The breathtaking entrance sets the stage for a literary adventure
It’s the fourth densest place on Earth with the second most high rises (12 stores or higher) in the world
A 4-hectare (10 acre) playground with tree houses, swings, water forests and an amazing 60 toboggan cascade in Santiago, Chile
26 ft underneath this modest suburban home, you will find a bizarre 70s bunker designed to survive a nuclear blast
Commercial photographer Raphael Olivier visits Pyongyang to explore the city’s vintage socialist architecture
1,188 ft long, 215.5 ft wide, 18 decks and 226,963 GRT. The facts and figures for this ‘floating city’ are mind-boggling
Since 2006, Wikimedia Commons has held an annual competition that aims to identify the best freely licensed images
In an ongoing series entitled “Micro Matter”, Rosa de Jong builds tiny dwellings and suspends them inside test tubes
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