Love Bite Turns Into Dangerous. At first glance, the red and purple marks scattered across the neck and chest might seem like harmless signs of affection — but what happens when a simple hickey becomes something far more serious? A hickey (also known as a love bite) occurs when intense suction or biting breaks tiny […]
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U.S. planned to nuke the moon in the 1950s. In the 1950s, during the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union (Russia today) were competing in almost everything — military power, technology, and especially space exploration. This competition was called the “Space Race.” After the Soviet Union shocked the world by launching Sputnik
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Official Rock-Paper-Scissors league in the U.S. There really is an official Rock-Paper-Scissors (RPS) league in the U.S.! It’s called the World Rock Paper Scissors Association (WRPSA), and there have been a few others like the USA Rock Paper Scissors League too. These organizations basically turned the classic hand game — you know, rock crushes scissors,
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Kansas has a museum for barbed wire. 🪚 Kansas Has a Barbed Wire Museum — Here’s Why Yup, there’s an actual museum in Kansas dedicated entirely to barbed wire, and it’s called: 🎟️ The Kansas Barbed Wire Museum📍 Location: La Crosse, Kansas (often called the Barbed Wire Capital of the World) 🧷 So… Why Barbed
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California allows marrying a dead person 🧟♀️💍 “You can marry a dead person in California” — Is it real? ✅ Short Answer: YES — but only under very rare and special circumstances. It’s not a typical wedding — no big ceremony, no honeymoon. But there is a legal process in California that allows someone to
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“Paddle Like a Pumpkin: Oregon’s “Ready to be shocked? Start scrolling 👇” 🎃 What Are Pumpkin Boat Races? In Oregon, people hollow out giant pumpkins, climb inside them, and paddle across water like they’re in canoes. Yes, like actual boats made of pumpkins. It’s a real thing. These aren’t your average carving pumpkins. These are
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UFO landing pad exists in Green River… “UFO landing pad” in Green River—but it’s located in Green River, Wyoming, not Utah. This site is officially known as the Greater Green River Intergalactic Spaceport.Center for Land Use Interpretation+4Atlas Obscura+4Wikipedia+4 🛸 What Is the Greater Green River Intergalactic Spaceport? The Greater Green River Intergalactic Spaceport is a
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Montana averages just 7 people per square mile. Montana is a very large state in the U.S., but not many people live there. When we say it averages just 7 people per square mile, that means if you took a one-mile by one-mile square of land (like a big neighborhood block), on average, there would
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Library of Congress… The Library of Congress (LOC) embarked on an ambitious project in 2010 to archive all public tweets from Twitter, aiming to preserve this emerging form of communication for future research and historical reference. However, due to various challenges, the LOC revised its approach in 2017. “Ready to be shocked? Start scrolling 👇”
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A lake hole every year… Lost Lake, located in Oregon’s Willamette National Forest near Santiam Pass, exhibits a fascinating natural phenomenon: it drains itself every year through lava tubes, effectively vanishing during the summer months. 🌊 The Disappearing Act Each winter, Lost Lake fills with rain and snowmelt, reaching its full capacity. However, as spring
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