Interesting

Stephen Hawking – IQ 160

The bad news: Dead mites are spilling their junk onto your face. But this new discovery may lead to more treatments. Science!

The 12-shot repeating rifle was built by Isaac Jennings in 1821. It was able to shot 12 bullets one after another.

What is this? One little hint. This thing is worth $60,000.

Amazing project by Shawn Clover. Streets of San Francisco after the earthquake of 1906 and now.

A good old movie trick explained in pictures.

Hundreds of gunmen were protecting these islands from the rival cartels and government troops. One of these island belonged to Pablo Escobar. But nowadays, when the largest Colombian drug cartels are history and Pablo Escobar is dead, these islands are …

Grant Engler and Amanda Engler arrived to their wedding ceremony in Newport Beach, California, in jet pack suits.

One guy built his own telescope and takes pictures with it, here are a few of them.

David Glasheen lives alone on an island off Australian coast for about 20 years. Once a successful businessman, David had lost $10 million in a stock market crash and moved to a tiny island leased from the Australian government.

Is it possible balance these 14 nails on one nail head? Let’s see.

Our little nerds grow up so quickly! These flash cards by Emma Cook should help your baby learn their their A(pple)-B-Cs.

Cecilia Giménez, an 80-year-old woman from Spain, tried to restore a unique century-old “ecce homo” fresco of Jesus. It ended in disaster… The authorities are now considering taking legal action against the woman.

Indian car manufacturer Tata Motors is ready to start mass production of its AirPod vehicles. AirPod was developed several years ago by a French auto engineer Guy Negre. The car is powered by compressed air, it reaches speeds of 30mph-plus …

This car is on sale for $11 million.

The guy on the left is the father in 1976, the guy on the right is the son in 2012.

Black and white photos of China made in the beginning of the 20th century.

Beautiful geekiness, and it’s all for a good cause!

From the early 1900s to mid-1950s, mascara didn’t come in a tube — it came in a cute little box with a big brush.

Would Julia Child’s style of cooking — you know, making things from scratch instead of opening a can and adding a spice — be as popular today in the age of Rachael Ray and Sandra Lee as it was 30 …