Medina, one of Islam’s holiest cities, welcomes millions of pilgrims each year, especially during the Hajj and Umrah seasons. To ensure their comfort and protection, the city has embraced a blend of tradition and cutting-edge technology: high-tech umbrellas. These innovative structures provide much-needed shade and cooling, enhancing the spiritual journey of pilgrims visiting the Prophet&...
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High-Tech Umbrellas Protecting Pilgrims in Medina
The Ferrari Blacklist
Owning a Ferrari is often considered the pinnacle of automotive luxury, a symbol of status, power, and pure driving passion. But what many don't know is that with this prestigious ownership comes a set of unwritten rules and expectations from the Italian supercar maker. Step out of line, and you might find yourself on the infamous "Ferrari Blacklist"—a place where even the w...
Tulum Peyniri
Turkey is a country rich in culinary traditions, where every region boasts its own unique flavors and specialties. Among these treasures is Tulum Peyniri, a type of cheese that has been crafted for centuries using traditional methods. Renowned for its sharp flavor, crumbly texture, and unique aging process, Tulum Peyniri is a must-try for cheese lovers around the world. In this blog, we’l...
The Shortest Border in the World
When we think of borders, we often imagine expansive stretches of land, imposing fences, and checkpoints. But one of the world’s most fascinating borders is also the shortest—just 85 meters long. Welcome to the curious case of the border between the Spanish territory of Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera and Morocco, a tiny sliver of land steeped in history and geopoli...
The Forgotten Great Wall of Ancient Iran
When people think of "The Great Wall," their minds often jump to the iconic structure in China. However, few are aware that ancient Iran (Persia) is home to its own Great Wall, known as the Gorgan Wall or Red Snake. This immense structure, built during the Sassanian Empire (224–651 AD), is one of the longest and most impressive defensive walls in the ancient world. Stretching fo...
Persians: The First People to Eat Dessert After Their Meal
Dessert, the delightful course that caps off a meal, is loved worldwide. But did you know that the tradition of enjoying something sweet after a meal is believed to have originated with the Persians? The ancient Persians, known for their lavish feasts and rich culinary traditions, are often credited with being among the first people to introduce dessert as a regular part of their dining experie...
Aging Wine in Space
Imagine uncorking a bottle of wine that has been aged in space. What kind of flavors would it have? How would the conditions of microgravity affect its taste and composition? These are some of the intriguing questions that a unique experiment sought to answer when 12 bottles of Bordeaux wine were sent to space for a year. This scientific endeavor, led by Space Cargo Unlimited, was aimed at expl...
Singapore
Singapore is often recognized for its cleanliness, innovative infrastructure, and rapid development, but one of the city-state’s most impressive feats is its dedication to sustainability. Known as one of the most eco-friendly countries in the world, Singapore has taken recycling to an extraordinary level, implementing innovative waste management and recycling initiatives that have earned ...
The Fairytale Wedding of Princess Diana's Niece
In July 2021, the world witnessed a wedding that was nothing short of a modern-day fairytale as Lady Kitty Spencer, the niece of the late Princess Diana, tied the knot with billionaire Michael Lewis in a lavish ceremony in Rome. The celebration captured global attention, not just for its grandeur and star-studded guest list, but for Lady Kitty's stunning wardrobe, which paid homage to her a...
The Revolutionary Sandbag Mud Construction by Nader Khalili
In a world where modern architecture often emphasizes glass, steel, and concrete, a quieter revolution in sustainable construction has been taking place. The visionary Iranian-American architect Nader Khalili introduced a building method that relies on natural materials like sand and mud, harnessing ancient techniques to meet the needs of today’s world. His innovation, known as sandbag mu...
