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What If World War I Was Just a Tragic Accident? - Vimarsana News

What If World War I Was Just a Tragic Accident?

In the century since it ended, historians have pointed to many causes—but is it possible none of the combatant nations wanted war?

27 Extremely Dark Wikipedia Pages About The Ocean, Lakes, And Other Bodies Of Water - Vimarsana News

27 Extremely Dark Wikipedia Pages About The Ocean, Lakes, And Other Bodies Of Water

Since 2000, 284 people have gone overboard or fallen off of cruise ships, while 41 people have fallen off of ferries. And, apparently, in any given month, roughly two people go overboard...only 17 to 25 percent are ever rescued.

Source: yahoo.com
This portrait cost $22,000. It could be a Leonardo da Vinci worth $150m. Who decides if it's real? – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

This portrait cost $22,000. It could be a Leonardo da Vinci worth $150m. Who decides if it's real? – The Irish Times

The fate of La Bella Principessa is one of many fascinating stories that Alice Sherwood, author of Authenticity, will be talking about at Dalkey Book Festival

An Extraordinary Wristwatch Belonging to the Last Emperor of China Sold for $6.2 Million, Setting Multiple Auction Records - Vimarsana News

An Extraordinary Wristwatch Belonging to the Last Emperor of China Sold for $6.2 Million, Setting Multiple Auction Records

A rare 1937 timepiece owned by the last emperor of the Qing dynasty of China, smashed estimates at auction.

Source: artnet.com
"That thing is a submarine ... that is a monster." | The Advertiser - Cessnock - Vimarsana News

"That thing is a submarine ... that is a monster." | The Advertiser - Cessnock

"That was ... eerie to see a massive dorsal fin out of the water."