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World’s biggest and meanest rollercoasters

Sat, Dec 5, 2009

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World’s biggest and meanest rollercoasters

The Kingda Ka The builders of Kingda Ka (located at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey USA) had in mind nothing less than creating the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world. And they did it: the construction broke every record at the time of its creation, in 2005 and continues to be the [...]

The Northern Lights(Aurora Borealis) – an experience not to be missed

Sun, Nov 29, 2009

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The Northern Lights(Aurora Borealis) – an experience not to be missed

The Northern Lights, or more scientifically the Aurora Borealis( Aurora was the Roman goddess of the dawn, while the word “boreal” means “north” in Latin) have captivated people’s imagination since the beginning of history as they were totally different from anything encountered by them before. This gave birth to numerous myths as the people of [...]

The Ritten earth pyramids

Thu, Nov 26, 2009

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The Ritten earth pyramids

Pyramids in Italy? You might say that I am misinformed. Even though the Italic Peninsula has definitely had its share of  great civilisations throughout history, none of them created such constructions. However, nature decided to fix this, and so it gave birth to the Ritten pyramids. However, the name of “pyramids” is somewhat misleading. In [...]

Great places to “taste” the 7 arts

Sat, Nov 14, 2009

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Great places to “taste” the 7 arts

Sculpture: Constantin Brâncuşi’s sculptures at Tirgu Jiu The Romanian artist was voted one of the most important creators of his time, his works, such as Madame LR, being sold for no less than almost 30  million euros. Many of these works of art are now part of private collections, so there are plenty of them most [...]

The mystery of the stone spheres in Costa Rica

Tue, Oct 27, 2009

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The mystery of the stone spheres in Costa Rica

The perfection of the sphere has fascinated generations and generations of scientists and artists together; and this is far from being a new phenomenon. Our ancestors seem to have had the same admiration towards it, so they recreated it in such an extraordinary manner that we are still surprised to this day. It is the [...]

World’s most famous tombs

Sat, Oct 17, 2009

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World’s most famous tombs

Tuthankamun’s tomb Tutankhamun’s tomb is probably the best-known in the world, maybe because of the fascination people will always  for the Egyptian culture. Moreover, the treasure hidden in it has sparkled our imagination since  Howard Carter found it in 1922 and is still considered to be one of the biggest archaeological discoveries ever made, especially as [...]

Great places to go in the autumn

Sat, Oct 10, 2009

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Great places to go in the autumn

Autumn is that time of the year when you realise that the holiday’s over and that it’s time to get down to some serious work. No more sandy beaches, tropical islands or other sunny locations. However, the fact that the weather has got colder and that you can practically smell the winter doesn’t mean that [...]

The 9 best countries to see mystic megalithic sites

Sat, Oct 3, 2009

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The 9 best countries to see mystic megalithic sites

Every time we find ourselves unable to explain something, more than feeling powerless we feel fascinated and attracted to that particular something. This is also the case of the strange  beautiful megaliths that can be found all around the world and whose history is still an open case. There are more types of monoliths: firstly, [...]

3 sacred mountains of the world

Wed, Sep 30, 2009

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3 sacred mountains of the world

The Athos Mountain Even though not impressive necessarily through its height (2.033 m), this mountain has become renown worldwide because of the intense spiritual life related to it. The mountain is situated in the northern part of Greece on a peninsula carrying the same name and is currently the place where 20 important orthodox monastaries can [...]

Gosse Bluff – the resting place of a comet

Tue, Sep 15, 2009

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Gosse Bluff – the resting place of a comet

What happened 130 million years ago seems to be taken from a high-budget disaster movie: explosions, destruction, dust and a huge noise. The scary part about it is the fact that the impact between a comet and our planet was very real and disastrous and not just some computer-generated special effects. Luckly, all that is [...]

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