All posts tagged "Atlas"
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6SpaceBright comet G3 ATLAS seen from space in new astronaut photo
Astronauts witnessed the brightest comet of 2025 from space as it streaked across the sky above Earth. A new photo taken from...
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Ganga Caves – Atlas Obscura
Three burial caves shrouded by local legends hide in the sacred grounds of Alab Oriente, Bontoc. The burial caves, collectively known as...
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Concord’s Colonial Inn – Atlas Obscura
Within the town of Concord, Massachusetts, history is everywhere. Whether it be sites related to literary icons or the famed battles, it...
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Eriksbergskranen – Atlas Obscura
Gothenburg has functioned as one of Sweden’s primary ports and industrial centers for centuries. In recent decades, however, some companies that were...
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World’s Largest Department Store – Atlas Obscura
Located in the center of Busan is the world’s biggest department store, Shinsegae Centum City. It is an expansive shopping center with...
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Skull Rock – Atlas Obscura
In the surreal landscape of Joshua Tree National Park, one rock stands out from the rest for its haunting appearance. Located just...
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Museum of Olomouc Cheese – Atlas Obscura
Driving along the D35 highway one may easily overlook the little town of Loštice. Home to the usual Czech sights of a...
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John Calvin’s Grave – Atlas Obscura
John Calvin, the 16th-century French theologian who spearheaded much of the Protestant Reformation, remains one of the most influential religious figures in...
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Liberty Aviation Museum – Atlas Obscura
Inside the small, lakeside Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport, army planes, vintage jeeps, and other automotive and airborne memorabilia fill the floors (and ceilings)...
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Photographer captures rare Comet G3 ATLAS from UK in dramatic ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ image
In a race against time, clouds and the setting sun, photographer Josh Dury captured this dramatic photograph of Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS)...
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Kaleidoscope Desert – Atlas Obscura
Less than 20 miles from Joshua Tree, a unique, five-acre ranch named Kaleidoscope Desert provides sanctuary for animals and humans alike. The...
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Liu’s Bakery – Atlas Obscura
In the world of Taiwanese baked goods, few treats are as nostalgic as the Apple Bread. Much like Hong Kong’s pineapple buns...
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Memphis Pyramid – Atlas Obscura
This 32-story pyramid, constructed to be a two-thirds-size replica of the Great Pyramid of Giza, was initially used by the Memphis Grizzlies NBA...
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Gateway Diner Beatrixpark – Atlas Obscura
The Gateway Diner was a classic, all American restaurant established in 1939 in Philipsburg, New Jersey. After being toured around Germany, the...
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Simon Benetton Museum – Atlas Obscura
Simon Benetton was a sculptor and a poet who lived in Treviso. Son of the sculptor Toni Benetton, he followed his father’s...
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Hitler’s Bunker in Bruly-de-Pesche – Atlas Obscura
A moss-covered, square-cement building blends into the woodlands landscape outside the village of Brûly-de-Pesche in the South of the Province of Namur....
