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UFO sightings have fascinated people since the 1947 Kenneth Arnold sighting and the Roswell incident, leading to investigations like Project Blue Book, where most cases were debunked but some remained unexplained, with recent government reports on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) reigniting global interest, despite many sightings being attributed to natural or man-made objects.

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There were over 700 known species of dinosaurs, with new species still being discovered regularly. They ranged from plant-eaters (herbivores) like the massive Brachiosaurus to fierce predators (carnivores) like the T. Rex. Dinosaurs went extinct around 65 million years ago, likely due to a massive asteroid impact that created the Chicxulub Crater in what is now Mexico. This event triggered wildfires, tsunamis, and long-term climate changes.

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It took 2 years, 2 months, and 5 days to complete, with construction starting in 1887 and finishing in 1889. Over 18,000 pieces of iron were used, connected by 2.5 million rivets, making it an extraordinary feat of engineering for its time. During World War II, Adolf Hitler ordered the tower to be destroyed, but the order was never carried out. The tower’s lift cables were also cut to prevent Nazis from using it.

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Zombie origin, myth and lore.🧟🧟🧟-

In Haitian Vodou, the term "zombi" refers to an individual who has been brought back from the dead, not as a ravenous monster, but as a body without a soul, controlled by a powerful Vodou sorcerer called a Bokor. These individuals are said to have been revived through a combination of spells and potions.

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Pong is one of the earliest video games and is credited with launching the video game industry into the mainstream.The first Pong machine was installed in a bar in Sunnyvale, California. Within days, it became wildly popular.

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George Orwell, an English novelist and essayist, is best known for his critiques of totalitarian governments, particularly through his works 1984 and Animal Farm. His depiction of totalitarianism focuses on the absolute control of governments over individuals, often using fear, propaganda, and surveillance to maintain power.In today’s digital age, the level of surveillance by governments and corporations has increased significantly. With tools like facial recognition, phone tracking, and internet monitoring, some argue that these technologies echo Orwell's depiction of invasive state surveillance. The rise of mass data collection by governments in the name of national security, such as through the NSA in the United States, has sparked concerns about privacy and individual freedoms.