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  1. A railroad worker turned socialist icon who campaigned for president from a prison cell.Eugene V. Debs began his career as a locomotive cleaner in Indiana, eventually rising to lead the American Railway Union. His pivotal role in the 1894 Pullman Strike transformed h…
  2. A railway stop named Shi family village became Hebei's capitalShijiazhuang, capital of Hebei 266 kilometers southwest of Beijing, administered 11,235,086 people in 2020 (about 6.23 million in the main built-up core), ranking twelfth among ma…
  3. A railway water stop that became Zambia's capitalLusaka is Zambia’s capital and largest city, about 1,279 metres up on the central plateau, with roughly 2.2 million people in 2022. Founded in 1905 as a British South Africa Compa…
  4. A rain of frogs and the search for meaning in Paul Thomas Anderson's epicPaul Thomas Anderson's 1999 drama Magnolia weaves together the lives of disparate characters in the San Fernando Valley. Centered on themes of regret, parental failure, and the se…
  5. A rain-soaked motel thriller that hides a mind-bending psychological secret in plain sightTen strangers stranded at a Nevada motel are murdered one by one, seemingly following a classic whodunit formula. Yet, this 2003 film by James Mangold is far more than a simple sl…
  6. A rainbow-colored rock turns a suburban town into a chaotic playground of impossible wishesIn the company town of Black Falls, a mysterious wishing rock creates a series of unpredictable episodes. From giant booger monsters to two-headed parents and telepathic infants, …
  7. A rainy night in Sydney where the Sea Eagles secured their eighth titleOn October 2, 2011, the Manly Warringla Sea Eagles and New Zealand Warriors met in a historic premiership decider. Amidst a backdrop of heavy rain and high-stakes controversy, one…
  8. A rainy, ill-equipped charge turned the Battle of San Pasqual into a brutal stalemateDuring the Mexican-American War, General Stephen W. Kearny led a weary, under-equipped force into a disastrous engagement against Californio lancers. With damp powder rendering fi…
  9. A raised coral “Rock” governs itself with New Zealand’s kingNiue, a self-governing Polynesian island in free association with New Zealand, sits in a triangle of Tonga, Samoa, and the Cook Islands—about 2,400 kilometres northeast of New Zea…
  10. A rancher forces a border patrolman to carry a corpse across the Mexican border.In this 2005 neo-Western, a man honors a promise to his deceased friend by kidnapping the officer responsible for his death. What follows is a surreal, violent journey through the…
  11. A random forest gets smarter by making each tree slightly ignorantOne decision tree trained on data tends to memorise noise and predict badly. Grow hundreds of them, show each a different random slice of the examples and hide some features from …
  12. A random variable is a function, not a wild numberDespite the name, a random variable is a measurable map from outcomes to numbers. Heads might become one and tails zero. The distribution that map pushes forward forgets the under…
  13. A rapid breakdown of the 2023 Oxford Mathematics undergraduate admissions test solutionsJames Munro provides a concise walkthrough of the solutions for the 2023 Oxford Mathematics admissions test. This video serves as a resource for those interested in the exam's con…
  14. A rapid delivery of three tons of supplies reaches the ISSWatch how the unpiloted Russian Progress 56 cargo craft achieved an automated docking to the International Space Station just six hours after launching from Kazakhstan.
  15. A rapid response to an ammonia leak on the ISSWatch how NASA flight engineers performed a high-stakes, five-and-a-half-hour spacewalk to repair the International Space Station's thermal control system following a sudden coola…
  16. A rapid-fire journey through the archives of singularity fictionExplore a collection of science fiction ideas presented by Tom Scott. This video highlights works from the late-noughties singularity fiction era, a period characterized by a fasc…
  17. A rapid-fire survey of the American Civil War's most pivotal battlesIn this departure from his usual deep analysis, John Green provides a fast-paced overview of the military engagements that defined the US Civil War.
  18. A rare 17-year banquet for the forest's inhabitantsAfter nearly two decades of silence, a massive insect emergence is about to transform the forest. This video captures the rare spectacle of periodical cicadas returning to the sur…
  19. A rare 1890s string quartet is played together for the first time in decades.The Catalyst Quartet performs Jessie Montgomery's Strum using a unique set of instruments crafted in Queens during the late nineteenth century. This performance marks the first ti…
  20. A rare 1890s string quartet plays George Gershwin's Lullaby once againThe Catalyst Quartet performs Gershwin's Lullaby for String Quartet using a unique set of instruments built by the Gemünder family in the 1890s. This performance marks the first t…
  21. A rare 1930 glimpse into the bustling streets of colonial Georgetown, PenangThis travelogue film, captured by Arthur and Kate Tode in 1930, offers a visual record of Penang. It documents the harbor, the iconic Hindu Snake Temple, and the daily street life…
  22. A rare 1930 travelogue captures the daily rhythm of life in pre-Revolution CantonThis unedited film by Arthur and Kate Tode offers a silent, authentic window into Canton, China, during the 1930s. It documents a world before the Revolution, showcasing everythin…
  23. A rare 1932 travelogue captures the fading era of the great dirigiblesThis unedited footage from Arthur and Kate Tode offers a unique glimpse into 1932, featuring a massive dirigible and the historic architecture of Siena, Italy, before shifting to …
  24. A rare 1936 glimpse into daily life near the ruins of Machu PicchuThis unedited travelogue captures a journey through Peru in 1936. Filmed by Kate Tode, the footage offers a candid look at the local Quechua people, marketplace scenes, and the in…
  25. A rare 1936 travelogue captures daily life and transit across South AmericaThis unedited travelogue offers a raw, observational glimpse into South American life in 1936. Through the lens of Arthur and Kate Tode, the footage documents everything from moun…
  26. A rare 1940 glimpse into the daily life and traditions of Maya communities.This archival footage captures the vibrant social fabric of Guatemala in 1940. From military parades and school children in uniform to religious processions featuring intricate pa…
  27. A rare 1948 glimpse into the daily life of Durango and the Mezquital regionThis ethnographic film captures the streets, landscapes, and architecture of Durango, Mexico, as they appeared in 1948. It offers a unique visual record of the town and the remote…
  28. A rare 1950 glimpse into daily life and vibrant festivals across the Peruvian landscapeCaptured on film in July 1950, Reel 9 offers an unedited travelogue of the Lima region. From the bustling streets of Miraflores to the rhythmic coin dances of Quechua performers, …
  29. A rare 1950 glimpse into the vibrant, diverse street life of KathmanduThis archival footage captures the cultural landscape of Nepal in 1950. Through the lens of Wright, the video documents a blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions, street procession…
  30. A rare 1959 aerial and ground-level look at the Tikal archaeological projectThis archival footage captures the Tikal Project in 1959, documenting everything from aerial views of the jungle pyramids to the meticulous work of archaeologists on the ground. I…
  31. A rare 1959 glimpse into the daily life and work at Tikal, GuatemalaThis unedited 14-minute 16mm film captures the routine of archaeologists, local workers, and visitors at the Tikal excavation site in 1959. It offers a candid look at the camp inf…
  32. A rare 1967 glimpse into the ancient Roman ruins of El Djem, TunisiaThis archival footage captures the Roman amphitheater at El Djem and surrounding sites in March 1967. It offers a unique look at the structural details of the colosseum, local mar…
  33. A rare 1967 glimpse into the daily life and architecture of Kairouan, Tunisia.This archival footage captures a two-day expedition in April 1967, documenting the historic Great Mosque of Kairouan and the surrounding nomadic camps. It offers a visual record o…
  34. A rare 1967 glimpse into the daily life and architecture of rural TunisiaThis archival footage captures a journey through Tunisian towns and Bedouin settlements in March 1967. It offers a visual record of traditional domestic life, ancient structures, …
  35. A rare 1967 glimpse into the traditional architecture of southern TunisiaThis archival footage captures daily life and construction techniques in the Tunisian villages of Adjim, Tataouine, Douiret, Chenini, and Beni Barka. It offers a visual record of …
  36. A rare 1967 glimpse into traditional Tunisian craftsmanship and daily lifeThis archival footage captures artisans at work in Houmt Souk and Guella, Tunisia, during March 1967. It offers a detailed look at regional crafts, from sponge fishing and intrica…
  37. A rare 1969 glimpse into daily life and traditional markets across rural Ethiopia.This archival footage captures a 1969 expedition through Ethiopia, documenting everything from mountain farming techniques to the vibrant commerce of the Bati market. It offers a …
  38. A rare 1969 glimpse into Ethiopia's ancient rock-hewn architectural heritageThis archival footage captures the Church of Wokro and the Monastery of Gebre Mesqel Lalibela as they appeared in 1969. It offers a visual record of historic stone-carved structur…
  39. A rare 1969 glimpse into the ancient landscapes and traditions of CyprusThis archival footage captures a 1969 expedition across Cyprus, documenting everything from traditional irrigation technology to the intricate details of monastic life and archaeo…
  40. A rare 1969 glimpse into the ancient ruins and daily life of CyprusThis archival footage captures archaeological excavations at Kourian and Episkopi, alongside traditional domestic crafts. It offers a unique look at the island's Roman-era history…
  41. A rare 1969 glimpse into the ancient stone city of Petra, JordanThis archival footage captures a 1969 expedition through Jordan, documenting the rugged landscape and architectural wonders of Petra. It provides a unique look at the Nabataean si…
  42. A rare 1969 glimpse into the architectural majesty of Istanbul's Hagia SophiaThis archival footage captures the interior of the Hagia Sophia in 1969. It provides a unique, raw look at the mosque's historic pillars, arches, and intricate mosaics, offering a…
  43. A rare 1969 glimpse into the historic architecture and daily life of Gondar, Ethiopia.This archival footage captures the cultural landscape of Gondar, Ethiopia, in April 1969. It offers a visual record of significant landmarks and local commerce, providing a window…
  44. A rare 1969 glimpse into the historic walled city of Harar, EthiopiaThis archival footage captures daily life and architecture in Harar, Ethiopia, during April 1969. It documents the city's ancient stone gates, traditional markets, and local custo…
  45. A rare 1969 glimpse into the traditional craftsmanship and daily life of AsmaraThis archival footage from March 1969 captures the vibrant culture of Asmara, now in Eritrea. From intricate hairstyling techniques to the meticulous process of a goldsmith at wor…
  46. A rare 1969 glimpse into traditional Ethiopian craftsmanship and daily market life.This archival footage documents silversmithing, ironwork, and market scenes across Lalibela, Gondar, and Koga. It offers a direct, unvarnished look at regional techniques and soci…
  47. A rare adrenal tumor can mimic anxiety while silently damaging your heart and kidneys.Pheochromocytoma is a rare, usually noncancerous tumor that forms in the adrenal glands. By releasing excess hormones like adrenaline, it triggers unpredictable spells of high blo…
  48. A rare aerial glimpse of the ESO Supernova Planetarium and Visitor CentreExperience an immersive aerial tour of the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre. This footage captures the facility in Garching, Germany, just before its official opening to…
  49. A rare atmospheric collision that unearthed remains from a cemeteryHurricane Lala was more than just a storm; it was a geological and historical upheaval. While its winds were fierce, the true devastation lay in the water—dropping 1.3 trillion ga…
  50. A rare atmospheric titan: The early-season fury of Super Typhoon SinlakuMost Category 5 typhoons don't appear this early in the year. In April 2026, Super Typhoon Sinlaku defied seasonal norms, rapidly intensifying into a violent storm that reached pe…
  51. A rare blood cancer that mimics common neurological conditions and hides in plain sight.Erdheim-Chester disease is a rare, incurable blood cancer that often goes misdiagnosed due to its ability to masquerade as other neurological disorders. Because it manifests throu…
  52. A rare but dangerous reaction to antipsychotic medication requires immediate medical intervention.Neuroleptic malignant syndrome is a life-threatening response to antipsychotic drugs that can strike at any time. Characterized by high fever, rigid muscles, and autonomic dysfunc…
  53. A rare career spanning the Pentagon, the Senate, and the front lines of combatBert Mizusawa is one of the few individuals to hold flag rank in the military while also serving in both the legislative and executive branches of the U.S. government. From leadin…
  54. A rare celestial encounter as a comet grazes the Red PlanetIn October 2014, a tiny, icy wanderer performed a high-speed flyby of Mars. Measuring less than a kilometer across, Comet Siding Spring zoomed past the planet at a staggering 56 k…
  55. A rare chance to view the unbound pages of a medieval masterpieceDiscover the Belles Heures, one of America's most lavishly illustrated manuscripts. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to see the work's individual illuminated leaves, cu…
  56. A rare cinematic do-over: how a failed film remake became a box office successWhen producers scrapped an entire finished film due to creative differences, the result was an unprecedented reset in Tamil cinema history. By retaining only the lead actor and co…
  57. A rare cinematic feat: winning both an Academy Award and a Razzie in one year.The 2009 romantic comedy All About Steve is widely remembered for its critical failure, holding a mere 7% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Yet, its lead actress, Sandra Bullock…
  58. A rare coaching feat marks UCLA's historic start in the Big TenIn a span of just four games, Bob Chesney has orchestrated one of the most successful season openings in modern UCLA history. By securing an undefeated start, he has joined an eli…
  59. A rare color window into Machu Picchu as it appeared in 1950Experience some of the earliest known color footage of Peru's iconic ruins. This archival film captures the atmosphere of a mid-century journey, from bustling marketplaces to the …
  60. A rare Democratic seat in Alaska flipped in a high-stakes electionIn a state known for its conservative lean, Mary Peltola became a primary target for Republicans. Despite her status as a unique Democratic representative, the 2024 election saw a…