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Can you believe that the length of Chile 🇨🇱 is equal to the distance between southern India 🇮🇳 and the island of Madagascar 🇲🇬 ?

Chile stretches over 4,300 km from north to south, while its width does not exceed 200 km.

Located in western South America, Chile lies between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. It spans more than 30 degrees of latitude, giving it an incredibly diverse geography and climate:
⛰️ The Andes Mountains
🏜️ The Atacama Desert
🌲 The forests of Patagonia
❄️ Glaciers in the far south

Chile is bordered by Argentina 🇦🇷 to the east, Bolivia 🇧🇴 and Peru 🇵🇪 to the north, and the Pacific Ocean 🌊 to the west. This unique location makes it a narrow but extremely long country, with geography shaped by both mountains and ocean.

Chile has a population of about 19.5 million (2025), most of whom are concentrated in the central part of the country around the capital Santiago 🏙️. The northern desert and southern icy regions have very low population density.

Chile is a long country with most of its people living in just one central region!
It surprises you in every detail.

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Sułoszowa – the Polish village where 6,000 people share the same road

In the heart of Poland, a few kilometers from Krakow, there is a village that looks like it came out of a rural painting: Sułoszowa. Here, all of its approximately 6,000 inhabitants live along a single main road, a detail that makes this locality unique and fascinating. Seen from above, the village offers an extraordinary spectacle: a long, perfectly linear central artery, flanked by neatly arranged houses, like pearls strung on a single thread.

A photo of a bullet striking an apple, captured by a camera capable of recording 1 trillion frames per second:

This is, perhaps, one of the most striking images of an apple ever taken. It is being pierced by a supersonic .30 caliber bullet.

The moment was frozen in time by a camera capable of snapping a photo in just 1/3 of a microsecond.

To capture this fleeting moment, the exposure had to occur in complete darkness. A microphone, placed near the apple, detected the rifle shot’s sound, relayed it to an electronic delay circuit, and triggered the flash at precisely the right instant.

The technology behind Edgerton’s EG&G Microflash is as fascinating as the photo itself. Unlike standard flash lamps, which use xenon gas, the microflash employs ordinary air, producing a far shorter afterglow.

When the high-voltage spark arcs through a quartz tube, it displaces the surrounding air, creating a flash of light so brief and intense that it can capture the unseen—much like lightning illuminates the night sky. Even the equipment makes its mark: the microflash generates its own “thunder,” muffled only by a glass tube sealed with rubber.

Image: Harold “Doc” Edgerton/MIT

Air traffic 🚦 Jan 1 at 5pm

The longest walkable road in the world stretches over an incredible 14,000 miles and has never been fully completed. This epic route begins in Cape Town, South Africa, and ends in Magadan, Russia, traversing diverse landscapes, climates, and cultures. It’s a journey that would take approximately three years to walk, assuming a steady pace of 12-15 miles per day. Along the way, travelers would pass through an array of destinations, each offering unique challenges and experiences:

- Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦: The starting point, known for its stunning coastline, Table Mountain, and vibrant cultural heritage.
- Botswana 🇧🇼: Vast savannahs and wildlife reserves, offering a taste of Africa's natural beauty.
- Zambia 🇿🇲: Home to the iconic Victoria Falls, one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world.
- Sudan 🇸🇩: Featuring ancient archaeological sites and vast desert landscapes.
- Jordan 🇯🇴: A land of historical treasures, including Petra and the stark beauty of Wadi Rum.
- Syria 🇸🇾: Steeped in history and culture, though navigating it poses challenges due to political instability.
- Turkey 🇹🇷: A crossroads of Europe and Asia, offering stunning coastlines, bustling cities like Istanbul, and historical wonders like Cappadocia.
- Russia 🇷🇺: The largest segment of the journey, taking travelers through the Ural Mountains, Siberian forests, and tundras before ending in:
- Magadan, Russia 🇷🇺: A remote city in far eastern Siberia, surrounded by rugged natural beauty and icy landscapes.

This route combines some of the most iconic and remote regions of the world, taking walkers through deserts, jungles, mountain ranges, and frozen tundras. The diversity of environments—from the heat of Africa to the cold of Siberia—would test the limits of endurance and adaptability.

Dissecting the Anatomy of an Internal Combustion Engine

The image above provides a detailed cutaway view of a classic internal combustion engine, the workhorse that powers most vehicles we encounter daily. Let's break down the key components that make this marvel of engineering possible:

Key Components and Their Functions:

Camshaft: This rotating shaft, driven by the crankshaft, controls the timing of valve operation. It has lobes that push against lifters, which in turn activate the rocker arms, opening and closing the valves.

Valves: These are responsible for the intake and exhaust of air-fuel mixture and exhaust gases. The intake valve allows the air-fuel mixture to enter the combustion chamber, while the exhaust valve expels the burnt gases.

Piston: A cylindrical component that slides up and down within the cylinder. It's connected to the crankshaft via the connecting rod. The piston's upward and downward motion converts the combustion energy into mechanical work.

Piston Rings: These rings, located at the top of the piston, seal the combustion chamber and prevent gases from escaping past the piston.

Connecting Rod: It connects the piston to the crankshaft, transmitting the piston's linear motion into the crankshaft's rotational motion.

Crankshaft: This is the engine's main rotating shaft. It converts the linear motion of the pistons into rotational motion, which can then be used to power various components like the wheels and alternator.

Cylinder Head: This component sits atop the cylinder block and houses the valves, combustion chamber, and spark plugs.

Cylinder Block: It forms the engine's main structure and houses the cylinders where the pistons move.

Flywheel: Attached to the crankshaft, the flywheel stores rotational energy and helps smooth out the engine's power delivery.

The Combustion Cycle:

The engine's operation revolves around a four-stroke cycle:

Intake Stroke: The intake valve opens, and the piston moves downward, drawing in a fresh ai