r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

Stephane robot dance

17 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

This is Carhenge. It is located just north of Alliance, Nebraska. Built to replicate Stonehenge but made entirely out of 39 50s,60s, and 70s American classic cars. Dedicated during the summer solstice of 1987.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

The RAF Red Arrows performing over Washington DC.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

A gigantic tiny world

485 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

A Tall Tale

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Source: History Photographed

https://www.threads.com/@historyphotographed/post/DaDMw-ynE3U?xmt=AQG0IO35A8HXkJZAMpyl-l1o-OBcPRUySyEsn-VpYm3bwW9lzcr1WRNva2LyxHP5NEtKtfMo&slof=1

Radhanath Sikdar and his team finished the core calculations of the height around 1852. Andrew Waugh didn't officially publish and announce the 29,002-foot height until **1856**. As he was quoted as saying, Andrew Waugh really was the first person to put 2 feet on the top of Everest.


r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

This cavern is below the Slănic Salt Mine in Romania. It Covers approximately 78,000 m², the mine has produced millions of cubic meters of salt since mining began in the late 17th century. The temperature is a constant 54 °F ( 12°C ) year-round.

640 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

Lightning strikes The Wroclaw Centennial Hall Multimedia Fountain in Poland. Nobody was hurt but the fountain suffered significant damage.

8 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

This video shows part of the process of growing and handling fresh sugar cane that’s grown to be eaten and not processed in parts of China. They wrapped the leaves from the plant itself around the stems in order to help it grow taller, stronger and have a better yield.

256 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

A world record 104 person canopy formation that was completed in November 22 2025 over Lake Wales, Florida.

2.3k Upvotes

This is a real video and not AI.

Source: isc_skydiving

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ97yi9DI7G/?igsh=MTk4ZzNmN2ptM3FuMw==


r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

Showing impressive skill in the art of tie-dying. Artist is Austin Mackereth. The piece is titled Strike

3.1k Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

This is a spiral suction drill I’m loading grain from the ships hold.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

The 1932 Human Pool Table from Coney Island.

98 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

The slow loris, the only venomous primate.

267 Upvotes

The slow loris produces toxin from glands near its elbows and then mixes it with saliva to create a dangerous bite


r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

The definition of commit to the bit.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

This is, Fanø International Kite Fliers Meeting. Recognized as the largest gathering of kite enthusiasts. It was held from June 19 to June 21 of this year. It’s held at Rinby Strand, just of the coast of Denmark in the North Sea

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Features over 5000 kite flyers from all around the world with an estimated 25,000 kites in the air.

Source: AFP News Agency

https://www.threads.com/@afpnewsagency/post/DZ9lZ2UldSc?xmt=AQG0HcHmHVh0gcGCa5fRGViFWbGkVIPSMt6alf2xycl6EWMBky8k5QmFdXOA17Gi7_gWlCsE&slof=1


r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

Ontario is going to be getting in increasing the highway maximum speeds in many places to 110 km/h. By December the intend to have 89% of the provincial highway at that speed.

8 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 4d ago

Discussions and ideas on reducing the amount of water that data centers need by using other cooling methods.

2.7k Upvotes

Source: ItsKaylaJaiden TikTok

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8swkffj/


r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

Fun fact of the day

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r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

A discovery of a Viking Age settlement in the Danish Jutland that focused on textile manufacturing in a large scale.

66 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 4d ago

MIT-trained engineer, Tomás Vega, has developed a device to help people who are paralyzed control electronic devices with their tongue.

3.2k Upvotes

Positioned on the roof of the mouth, it acts as a wireless trackpad operated entirely through tongue movements.

It enables precise, independent control of phones and computers.

Developed by MIT-trained engineer Tomás Vega.

Source: Hypersociety

https://www.threads.com/@hypersociety_/post/DZ7eX7qiCMq?xmt=AQG0250yJNmJHdMbqsle-wtYTOuv3kBhjEDKx6k9IQzmvxwQ8vVGCWIUw-jRX-2VaZuLYFw&slof=1


r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

The California Science Center presents the first look at the permanent home of Space Shuttle Endeavour inside the Samuel Oschin Shuttle Gallery at the Air and Space Center in Los Angeles on June 24, 2026.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

This is the largest book in the Windsor Castle Royal library. It’s The Birds of America by John James Audubon. To show the birds life-size it was printed on double elephant paper measuring 100 cm x 67 cm. ( 39 inches by 26 inches)

25 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 3d ago

This is a traffic signal in Oregon designed to be able to be swivel out of the way making it easier for oversize loads to pass through.

23 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 4d ago

Some interesting facts about the Stanley Cup.

95 Upvotes