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Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands was the site of 43 nuclear weapons tests between 1946 and 1958. The tests included some of the largest thermonuclear detonations ever conducted.…
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In the middle of the Yemeni desert, roughly 300 miles east of the Red Sea, sits a walled city of mud-brick towers that rise 5 to 11 stories into…
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Some cities live so large in the imagination that the real place can't possibly compete. Travelers save for years, build up enormous expectations from movies and postcards, and then…
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The United States contains some of the world's most dramatic freshwater falls, shaped by millions of years of glaciation and tectonic activity. Rather than chasing crowds at the most…
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In 1960, the American family dinner out happened at a chain that no longer exists. Howard Johnson's had a thousand orange-roofed restaurants from coast to coast. Burger Chef was…
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Romania's Bucovina region (northeastern Romania) features substantial collection of monasteries with religious frescoes painted on the EXTERIOR walls — substantially unusual approach since most religious frescoes globally are painted…