It might sound unbelievable, but we’re closer to 2050 than 1980. Oy. And though the 80s may be ancient, for some of us, they’re alive in our souls. How about returning to the 1980s, with its parachute pants, aerobic workouts, and ridiculous hair when the world population was just under 4.5 billion, and the yearly cost to attend Harvard was just 10 thousand dollars? What was special about the 1980s? Well, in 1980, the Rubik’s Cube debuted internationally. (By the way, originally, the Rubik’s Cube was named “Magic Cube”.) In 1982, the first emoticons were invented. In 1985, the first Nintendo home game console is launched in North America. In 1988, Stephen Hawking’s “A Brief History of Time” was published. In 1989 “The Simpsons” aired. Yup, it’s the longest-running American sitcom. Interested? Then let's find out more about things that happened in the 80s! #brightside TIMESTAMPS:
1980 0:23
1981 1:09
1982 2:11
1983 3:40
1984 4:34
1985 5:39
1986 6:45
1987 6:58
1988 7:25
1989 7:38 Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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The sky's the limit when you're creating fictional buildings. So how about seeing how huge they can get? For example, the height of the Simpsons' House is 24 ft (7.5 m). The height of Cinderella's castle is 190 ft (58 m). Or have you ever wondered how tall Hogwarts Castle, Avengers Tower, or the Wall from "Game of Thrones" are? By the way, did you know that Hogwarts is the 36th best school in Scotland? At least, that's what the 2008 Independent Schools Network Ranking states. Hogwarts was added to the list for fun, but, in the end, it outranked one of the oldest boarding schools in Scotland – Edinburgh's Loretto School. Anyway, what are the biggest fantasy castles and fictional skyscrapers? In our height measurement, we've gathered the tallest fictional buildings and decided to find out how they compare to each other. #brightside TIMESTAMPS:
The Krusty Krab 0:01
124 Conch Street 0:15
The Simpsons' House 0:28
Carl Fredricksen's House 0:48
Dragonsreach 1:01
Emerald City Walls 1:16
Big Shell 1:30
Planet Express Headquarters 1:47
Cinderella Castle 2:04
Hogwarts Castle 2:18
The Daily Planet Building 2:35
Nakatomi Plaza 2:51
Orthanc 3:12
The Sultan's Palace 3:31
White Tower 3:47
Trash Towers 4:04
Wayne Tower 4:22
Haven Palace 4:38
The Wall 4:55
The Dark Tower 5:11
The Great Pyramid of Meereen 5:25
Minas Tirith 5:39
The Technodrome 5:57
Stark Tower/Avengers Tower 6:13
Oscorp Tower 6:31
Citadel 6:54
Glass Tower 7:12
Peach Trees 7:31
Syndicate Tower 7:50
The Pearl 8:08
Barad-dur 8:26
Tyrell Corporation Headquarters 8:45
Space Elevator 9:06
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How large was the iceberg that sank the Titanic? Months before the disaster struck, a ginormous chunk of ice had broken away from a glacier in southwest Greenland. It was made of the snow that had fallen about 100,000 years ago – when mammoths were still roaming the planet. And when the iceberg just started its journey, it was a huge thing. Almost 1,700 ft (518 m) long, it also weighed 75 million tons! Even after melting into the water for months, the iceberg still weighed an impressive one and a half million tons. Its top part was towering over the water for almost 100 ft (30m). But what people saw was just a tiny part of a jumbo piece of ice. The largest part of any iceberg is hidden under the surface, with a mere one-tenth visible above the water. "The Titanic iceberg" wasn't an exception. The moment the ship collided with it, the vessel was doomed. But what if what we know about the disaster is not true? What if it had been the Kraken that sank the Titanic? A legendary creature feared by everyone who sets off on a sea voyage… #brightside Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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