How Colorado Got The Colorado River To Run Through Colorado
Today is known in some parts of the American West as Colorado River Day, because of a measure passed in 1921 that redefined what and where the Colorado River was.
There’s A House In The Middle Of France’s Loire River
It's known as the House in the Loire, and it's a popular sight for those on Loire River boat tours. But it's not a house on a formerly dry site that later flooded; nor does anyone live there.
Here’s A Tiny Particle That Spins Faster Than Anything That’s Ever Spun
Researchers at Purdue University have managed to spin a very tiny object at the ungodly rate of 300 billion revolutions per minute - and it's powered only by light.