5 hours agoinkerija
I remember looking at world maps when I was like 11 and noticing that Africa and South America kinda fit together and I was like ”why is nobody talking about this OMG WHAT DOES IT MEAN?!?” I lived in a small town plus it was in the early 90s in Northern Europe and we didn’t have internet so 🤷
7 hours agojaggedgrace
Howd they keep track of which planets were which, when they couldn’t predict them? Did they have a visual difference in an old telescope?
10 hours agogustavobbp
The Lake City Quiet Pills mystery (it was apparently just a small group of people engaging in furry military role-play in Second Life).
13 hours agoleonardo_the_crow
What killed the dinosaurs. The 150 km wide impact crater and the thin iridium line all around the planet, above which there are no non-avian dinosaur fossils, and significantly fewer fossils of everything else for a long while, were the definite proof.
13 hours agoreshh_0_
Funnily, the Indians had figured out planets from stars 1000s of years ago, probably other ancient civilizations did too, its just the Europeans who took time😂
16 hours agodaaylight
@rkenny99 the camel is the part that makes the most sense to me. They do have quite the attitude. What makes me doubt the story is the fact that a skeleton would remain relatively whole after a year + of being shook around on a camel back. Feels like some dislocation would end up happening?
17 hours agomarie.sp4v
Plate tectonics isn't a solved mystery, we don't know how they actually work or what causes them, just that they exist and have the effect they do. So it's the greatest solved mystery, that's created an unsolved mystery
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