Denver Chalk Art Festival

Jun 9, 2015

The Denver Chalk Art Festival is an annual two-day street painting festival that takes place on Larimer Square in Denver, the United States....

Old Semiconductor Factories Turned Into High-Tech Farms

Jun 9, 2015

What is Toshiba’s latest product? A laptop? A TV? How about lettuce? The Japanese electronics manufacturer, that has a lineage dating back ...

Flysch Formation in Zumaia

Jun 8, 2015

Flysch is a sedimentary rock formed by the alternate deposition of thin layers of silt and sandstone, found near shorelines that were rapidl...

The Floating Houses of IJburg, Amsterdam

Jun 8, 2015

The IJburg neighbourhood is the latest district of Amsterdam built over a number of artificial islands which have been raised from the IJmee...

An Abandoned Fishing Village on Gouqi Island, China

Jun 6, 2015

Gouqi Island belongs to a group of nearly 400 islands known as Shengsi Islands, and form a part of the Zhoushan Archipelago, located outside...

Guy Laramee’s Latest Book Carvings of Brazilian Mountains

Jun 6, 2015

Master sculptor Guy Laramee ( previously on Amusing Planet ) who specializes in book carving has unveiled his latest series of book sculptu...

Strépy-Thieu Boat Lift

Jun 5, 2015

For as long as one can remember, the people of Belgium wanted to have an inland waterway that connected the Meuse river with the Scheldt riv...

Heligoland: the German Island the British Tried to Destroy

Jun 5, 2015

At the end of the Second World War, the British Army had a huge surplus of ammunition and explosives that started to give them ideas. It was...

Which Airports are Farthest From the City They Serve?

Jun 4, 2015

A city always begins with one airport, usually located outside the city limits to allow the city some space to grow, but still close enough ...

Manik & Ratan’s Pet Dragon Interacts With Everyday Objects

Jun 4, 2015

“Everything we know about you guys is wrong,” said Hiccup in the DreamWorks Animation movie How to Train Your Dragon . “They're not what...