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What r/Damnthatsinteresting is talking about this week

r/Damnthatsinteresting has 20,656,183 members and 24 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 37 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

20,656,183members
24posts in the last 24 hours, newest 4 h ago
37comments an hour right now, newest 4 h ago
46,064points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/Damnthatsinteresting this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Japanese Halloween
    46,064 points276 comments4 d ago
  2. The surface of Mars (NASA images)
    36,000 points1,219 comments5 d ago
  3. Wildlife in barren fields after forests were burned for palm oil plantations in Indonesia
    30,637 points1,457 comments8 h ago
  4. Uruguay, one of the most atheist countries in the world, during Pope Leo's visit.
    24,190 points1,467 comments4 d ago
  5. Terrifying sculpture at an abandoned mausoleum in Poland
    21,687 points173 comments3 d ago
  6. Lung-shaped ashtray I saw in a restaurant’s outdoor seating area
    18,653 points283 comments2 d ago
  7. Stunning Image of Our Satellite-Choked Night Skies. 578 photos over Mount Taranaki, NZ in 2 hours.
    18,440 points626 comments6 d ago
  8. Yangwang U9X (BYD) have hit over 500 KM/h in Abu Dhabi highway top-speed run. German racing driver Marc Basseng achieved the speed during a controlled highway run.
    15,876 points1,958 comments6 d ago
  9. An ordinary street market in Yakutsk
    14,833 points891 comments3 d ago
  10. A drone shot of chasing the LJ-2 Y2's launch
    14,415 points357 comments3 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Illustrations of the Manuel Orazi’s Occultist Magic Calendar, edition of 1895-6.
    1 points0 comments4 h ago
  2. Two headed dragon
    1 points10 comments4 h ago
  3. This is a bald uakari, a monkey found in the flooded forests of the Amazon. Its bright red face, bald head, and shaggy white or orange coat make it one of the most distinctive primates in the world. Its red face is actually a sign of good health, with paler faces often indicating illness.
    1 points0 comments4 h ago
  4. A 2-meter-wide wedding dress worn by Helena Slicher in 1759. The side-hoops (panniers) were so massive that anyone wearing them had to walk sideways through doors.
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  5. The May 3, 1999 Bridge Creek tornado had the highest wind speed ever measured in a tornado at 321 mph
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  6. I spent 9 months light painting this short film
    6,551 points297 comments6 h ago
  7. Petting parrots
    1 points0 comments7 h ago
  8. This is the infamous Death Road, once responsible for 300 deaths / year. Less than 10 feet wide in places, it clings to cliffs with no guardrails, exposed to dense fog, waterfalls, and mudslides. A major bypass opened in 2006–2009, diverting most traffic.
    1 points0 comments7 h ago
  9. Ostriches drink by dipping their beaks into water, scooping it up, and briefly holding it in their throat and upper neck (the esophagus)…
    1 points0 comments8 h ago
  10. Wildlife in barren fields after forests were burned for palm oil plantations in Indonesia
    30,637 points1,457 comments8 h ago
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