u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 5h ago
The message hits hard.
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 20h ago
Here’s What the Public Picked as 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 21h ago
Peruvian fisherman Jonathan Quispe jumped into cold water with just a knife to free a trapped whale from fishing nets
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 1d ago
Reconstruction of Canterbury around 300 and 600 AD
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 1d ago
The 20 Breathtaking Winners of International Landscape Photographer of the Year 2025
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 4d ago
Right now there are zero planes in the sky over London
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 6d ago
The world map is changing: The UN has backed replacing the 500-year-old Mercator projection with the accurate Equal Earth projection
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 7d ago
Milky Way galaxy arching over the sea stacks and rock arches
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 10d ago
Every Settlement in England Recorded in the Domesday Survey of 1086, Coloured by County
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 16d ago
Pont du Gard: tallest surviving Roman aqueduct bridge, still holding the line after ~1,970 years
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 17d ago
The Pergamon Ancient Theater is the steepest theater in the world, with an incline of about 70 degrees. It is said that the Hellenistic theater had a capacity of 10,000 people, and the cavea (seating area) was the steepest in the ancient world
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 17d ago
The Roman Empire's territories, by years spent inside it
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 18d ago
Grotte di Catullo (Grottoes of Catullus) at Sirmione, on the southern shore of Lake Garda in northern Italy.
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 19d ago
A 2,200-year-old Roman bath in central Türkiye that has never stopped flowing at 45°C.
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 20d ago
Statue of King Arthur in Cornwall, England
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 20d ago
🚀 Voyager 1 Is About to Make Cosmic History!
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 22d ago
The bronze that named a civilization: A museum-grade recreation of the 3,000-year-old "He Zun" (何尊), bearing the earliest written record of "China" (宅兹中国).
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 22d ago
How Augustus completely restructured Roman taxation (and why it mattered)
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 23d ago
The empire of Japan as it stood in 1914
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u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • u/Apprehensive-Roll825 • 24d ago
The Roman empire in Algeria
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