The Great Pyramid of Giza is an awe-inspiring example of ancient Egyptian ingenuity with pyramid construction. It was built around 2560 BCE during the reign of Pharaoh Khufu. And, it is the oldest and biggest of the three pyramids which make up the Giza pyramid complex. This colossal structure held the record as the world’s tallest human-made structure for over 3,800 years. This changed in 2010, when the UAE built the Burj Khalifa. The Great Pyramid’s precise construction uses an estimated 2.3 million limestone blocks and continues to baffle modern engineers and archaeologists. What they can all agree on, though, is that it is incredible.
Inside the Largest Cave in the World: Hang Son Doong
Did you know that the largest cave in the world is so huge it could fit an entire New York City block inside? Welcome to Hang Son Doong, a jaw-dropping wonder hidden in the depths of Vietnam. This underground offers a glimpse into a world that seems almost alien in its beauty and scale.
Birth Of A New Ocean In Africa: How The Continent is Splitting Apart
The East African Rift System (EARS) is slowly splitting the African continent in half. And this massive rift is creating a new ocean in Africa in the process.
The 5 Wettest Places On Earth
Have you ever wondered which spots on the planet receive so much rain that they are crowned the wettest places on Earth? From the lush, verdant landscapes that thrive under constant downpours to the communities that have adapted to life with almost perpetual rainfall, this exploration into the wettest places on Earth is a fascinating glimpse into the extremes of our planet’s weather patterns. Understanding these unique locations helps us appreciate the diverse climates that exist on our planet and sheds light on the environmental dynamics that define them.