Marcel Kuhn
The 10 Greatest Space Photos Ever Taken—And the Stories Behind Them
Earthrise: The First Glimpse of Home from the Moon Earthrise: The First Glimpse of Home from the Moon (image credits: flickr) When the Apollo 8 crew orbited the Moon on December 24, 1968, they snapped a photo that would change humanity’s perception of its place in the universe. The now-iconic “Earthrise” image, taken by astronaut …
12 Artists Who Vanished After One Masterpiece—Where Did They Go?
Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Meteoric Talent Lost Too Soon Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Meteoric Talent Lost Too Soon (image credits: flickr) Jean-Michel Basquiat’s painting “Untitled” (1982) sold for a jaw-dropping $110.5 million in 2017, cementing his place in art history. Basquiat was the talk of New York’s art scene, hailed as a prodigy by critics and collectors …
10 Movie Stars Who Turned Down Iconic Roles—and Regretted It for Years
Will Smith Passed on Neo in The Matrix Will Smith Passed on Neo in The Matrix (image credits: wikimedia) Will Smith’s career is filled with unforgettable roles, but one that got away still haunts him: Neo in The Matrix. Back in 1998, Smith was riding high on the success of Men in Black and Independence …
10 Songs That Were Meant as Jokes—But Became Serious Hits
“Barbie Girl” by Aqua “Barbie Girl” by Aqua (image credits: unsplash) When Aqua released “Barbie Girl” in 1997, they never expected it to become a global sensation. The band wrote the song as a tongue-in-cheek parody of consumer culture and the stereotypical plastic lifestyle represented by the iconic doll. It was loaded with playful sarcasm, …
Nuts Ranked by Nutrition—From Least to Most Beneficial
10. Macadamia Nuts: The Buttery Treat with a Catch 10. Macadamia Nuts: The Buttery Treat with a Catch (image credits: pixabay) Macadamia nuts are famous for their creamy, buttery flavor, but when it comes to nutrition, they land at the bottom of our list. They’re loaded with fat—about 21 grams per ounce—and most of it …
The Veggies That Help Your Heart Most—Ranked from Mild to Mighty
Leafy Greens: The Quiet Powerhouses Leafy Greens: The Quiet Powerhouses (image credits: pixabay) When it comes to heart health, leafy greens like spinach, kale, and Swiss chard quietly steal the show. Packed with nitrates, these vegetables help relax blood vessels, lowering blood pressure and supporting overall heart function. According to a 2024 study in the …
Hidden Signs You’re Eating Too Much Sugar—and How to Cut Back
Your Energy Levels Crash After Meals Your Energy Levels Crash After Meals (image credits: flickr) If you notice yourself feeling super energized after lunch, only to crash into a sleepy fog an hour later, it could be a sign you’re eating too much sugar. Research from Harvard Medical School confirms that large spikes in blood …
Why Some States Are Winning the Clean Water Race—and Others Are Struggling
The Champions Leading the Pack The Champions Leading the Pack (image credits: flickr) Picture this: you turn on your tap ...
6 Nations Overflowing with Water—3 Facing a Thirsty Future
Norway: Waterfalls and Endless Freshwater Norway: Waterfalls and Endless Freshwater (image credits: pixabay) Norway stands out as a country practically dripping with water. With over 450,000 lakes and countless rivers, water is everywhere you look. The country’s jagged coastline is famous for its fjords, carved by ancient glaciers and filled with crystal-clear water. Norwegians enjoy …
The 2 U.S. Fault Lines You Didn’t Know Could Be the Next Big Threat
The Surprising Power Beneath the New Madrid Seismic Zone The Surprising Power Beneath the New Madrid Seismic Zone (image credits: wikimedia) When people talk about earthquakes in the United States, most immediately picture California. But the New Madrid Seismic Zone, stretching across Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Kentucky, has a history that rivals the West Coast …
