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A Perlan glider uses air rising over the southern Andes to reach record heights and allow scientists to study the ozone layer. ONE STRANGE ROCK AIRS MONDAYS 10/9c.  Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe  One Strange Rock on Mondays 10/9c About One Strange Rock From award-winning filmmaker Darren Aronofsky comes a mind-bending, thrilling journey that explores the fragility and wonder of planet Earth—one of the most peculiar, unique places in the universe. Darren Aronofsky, Will Smith, and experienced astronauts join forces to tell the extraordinary story of why life as we know it exists on Earth. Get More National Geographic: Official Site: http://bit.ly/NatGeoOfficialSite Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBNatGeo Twitter: http://bit.ly/NatGeoTwitter Instagram: http://bit.ly/NatGeoInsta About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world’s premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, an...

13.6 billion years later, astronomers have found clues to our earliest stars When the first stars lit the universe, it was cold and full of gas An artist’s depiction of the earliest stars, which are thought to have been large and blue. The first observation of the earliest stars in the Universe suggests they were forming about 180 million years after the Big Bang. The radio signal used to make this observation, though indirect, backs up some theoretical models about the evolution of the early Universe. In the beginning, the Universe was made mainly of gas — mostly hydrogen — and a heavy, mysterious material known as dark matter. Over time, pockets of hydrogen gas collapsed to form the first stars, and there was light. But no one knew when exactly these cosmic lights first turned on, until a team of astronomers picked up a faint radio signal that traveled 13.6 billion years to reach Earth. The radio signal, described today  in the journal  Nature , tells u...

20 Logical Reasons To Convince You That English Is A Really Funny Language Indeed India is known for its rich diversity of cultures as well as languages. Though the British Raj over India is no more, they left behind the gift of English, which still firmly holds sway in India and elsewhere. Now English is a funny language, it borrows heavily from various languages and keeps evolving, it bends a lot of rules and seems to go by no logic at all. These are the different ways in which the language keeps perplexing people: Got any such unusual words or phrases? Put it down in the comments below! Ridiculously amazing designs by  Disha Bhanot  .

Will the mysteries behind these strange sounds ever be solved...? 5. UVB-76 Numbers Station UVB-76, also known as "The Buzzer,” has been showing up on shortwave radios for decades. It broadcasts at 4625 kHz and after repeated buzzing noises, a voice occasionally reads numbers and names in Russian. The source and purpose has never been determined. 4. The Bloop Bloop is the big kahuna in unexplained sounds. In 1997 (a big year for auditory ocean mysteries), an extremely powerful, ultra-low-frequency sound was detected at various listening stations thousands of miles apart and traced to somewhere west of the southern tip of South America. The sound only lasted about a minute and and was heard repeatedly over the summer, but not since. Bloop is generally believed to be the sound of a massive icequake, but scientists haven’t totally ruled out the possibility that the sound originated from something “organic.”  That’s where things get eerie. If an animal was t...

Chota muh, badi baat   perfectly describes Kiribati. It is a country with many peculiarities and not many know about it. In fact, you mighthave heardof it for the very first time today. But here's Kiribati's USP - it's an amalgamation of various geographic anomalies. Reddit user   evening_raga created 3 maps that throwlight upon the entity that Kiribati is. First being that it's the only nation in the whole world that falls in all the four hemispheres. Source:  Reddit/evening_raga It's the country that's furthest from the Greenwich meantime at GMT +14, making it the first country that welcomes the New Year. This was purposely done to keep the working week same for the whole country rather than have it split over the international date line. Source:   Reddit/evening_raga Other interesting facts about the country include that it's made of 33 atolls and reef islands, out of which only 21 happen to be inhabited. It is the 197th most populous count...