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About Arvyn Braich
Arvyn has been writing for several years and has been an English teacher for half of those. He has a degree in American & Canadian Studies, along with other teaching qualifications. When he’s not writing, he’s traveling, or looking after his cats.
Spilled garbage on the beach of the big city. Empty used dirty plastic bottles. Dirty sea sandy shore the Black Sea. Environmental pollution. Ecological problem. Moving waves in the background
Posted inScience

9 Research Based Reasons To Stop Using Plastic

Plastic turns up in rain, inside blood, in glass-capped drinks, even fused to coastal rocks. Want to know where else it hides?
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 24, 2025
One hundred trillion dollars. It has the highest value in history. The hyper-inflation in Zimbabwe in 2008 / 2009 broke all records. No longer in circulation
Posted inWorld

The country where every citizen is technically a millionaire

Switching the currency stopped the price from spiraling and ended the nation’s inflation issues. Shops now began to price things normally again. However, the economic consequences continued to affect the country for many years.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 22, 2025
New York City, USA - 06.07.2017: Empire State Building
Posted inWorld

Empire State Building’s secret hidden floors

Few people know there’s more above the Empire State Building’s observatory than meets the eye. A hidden level and secret stories most visitors never hear.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 21, 2025
A gravity hill where slow speed cars are drawn against gravity is famously known as "Magnetic Hill" , a natural wonder at Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India - Himalayan mountains in background.
Posted inGeography Science

10 places on Earth where gravity doesn’t seem to work

Cars creep uphill and water sneaks upward. Even calm hills mess with your inner compass. Curious yet? Find the places where gravity feels non-existent.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 19, 2025
Sunshine Skyway Bridge spanning the Lower Tampa Bay and connecting Terra Ceia to St. Petersburg, Florida, USA.
Posted inHistory

Why one U.S. bridge has a reputation for swallowing ships

A sudden squall and a freighter off course. Then, the Sunshine Skyway seemed to vanish. Why does it have a reputation for swallowing ships? Let's find out.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 17, 2025
Oysters with lemon served on black round platter. Luxury delicatessen seafood
Posted inAnimal

6 little-known facts about oysters

Forget all about hot sauce. Oysters can hibernate for weeks and bend the rules of biology in ways that many people have no idea about.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 15, 2025
Concept or composition of World Population day
Posted inFavorite Featured World

10 interesting facts about the world’s population

The world’s population passed 8 billion recently. Births are slowing, and older adults now outnumber young children. Here are 10 interesting population facts.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 7, 2025
Macro photography underwater northern sea nettle or brown jellyfish jellyfish close-up
Posted inAnimal Favorite Featured

7 extraordinary animal abilities

Animals that punch faster than bullets, and those that freeze solid and thaw alive. Here are seven real animal powers science has proven.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 5, 2025
Happy tourist taking selfie picture in front of Eiffel Tower in Paris, France - Travel and summer vacation life style concept
Posted inGeography

10 key facts about the world’s most-visited attractions

Hidden math under the Eiffel Tower and robots scrubbing the Louvre. Discover ten secrets tourists often miss from these popular spots.
Posted by Arvyn Braich October 3, 2025
Portrait of an Old Renaissance Male Inventor Reading a Book and Thinking about Ideas of Innovation of the Times. A Curious Librarian Getting Knowledge and Wisdom from History Books
Posted inHistory

The strangest jobs from medieval times

Bare feet in leech-filled swamps. Marking swan bills. Buckets of filth thrown out at midnight. These were real jobs medieval people actually did.
Posted by Arvyn Braich September 29, 2025

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