The 23 Most Fascinating Photos From Around the World This Week
Daniel Bonfiglio
Published
08/29/2024
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Earlier this week, an Australian resident decided to down a tall tree in front of their property, giving them a better view of the nearby Sydney harbor. In response, their town erected a tall sign advising residents against getting into landscaping on public property.
The sign went viral, and people around the world praised Australia for its petty but effective solution.
Check out a photo of that sign and other fascinating pictures from around the world this week.
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If someone cuts down a tree for their view in Australia, the government installs a sign to block the view. -
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Italian European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristofore shared a selfie from the ISS on Friday, while dressed in a “Star Trek: Voyager” uniform. -
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Northrop Grumman's new "unmanned" aircraft has a cockpit. -
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The “Black Eye Galaxy,” discovered by Edward Pigott. -
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A photo of the Croatian town of Hum is the smallest town in the world. -
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Starlink Satellite over Nova Scotia. -
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A newspaper detailing the accounts of loved ones from the Titanic published on April 20, 1912, was recently discovered in a wardrobe and sold at auction. -
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A 300-year-old Bonsai, blooming! -
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The Enchanted Forest at Olympic National Park, Washington. -
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A car-size meteoroid exploded over South Africa. -
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Someone in the UK found about 50,000 ancient Roman coins in a field. The total value is $1,000,000 according to the British Museum. -
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“The real reason bikers wear full-face helmets!” -
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Green vine snake. -
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Iridescent cloud looks like a forming phoenix. -
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A pile of one million dead mosquitos. The pile is eight inches tall and 18 inches across. -
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Chicago skyline visible from nearly 50 miles away in Indiana Dunes sunset. -
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“Found an alien statue head while skipping rocks.” -
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Cicada coloring seconds after emerging. -
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“Sky light at my wife’s dr office. I guess it’s mold or something but looks like art to me.” -
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Protecting beach erosion with electricity. “The method involves applying a mild electrical current to sea-soaked sand, which triggers chemical reactions that convert naturally occurring minerals into solid calcium carbonate, magnesium hydroxide or hydromagnesite.” Per Newsweek. -
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Sunset at Henley Beach, South Australia. -
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A Storm In Vilnius, Lithuania.
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