/r/Damnthatsinteresting
For the most interesting things on the internet
Rules
R1: Only "Damnthatsinteresting" content
This subreddit is for things that are interesting and cool. Content that is only cute, funny, a meme, or 'mildly interesting' will be removed.
Posts should be able to elicit a reaction of "Damnthatsinteresting". Posts not deemed DTI may be removed at mod discretion.
R2: Use descriptive titles
If you title your post anything like "You won't believe ____!" or "27 things to do before you die!" it will be removed. Titles must be descriptive of the content, or they will be removed.
R3: No racism, bigotry, or hate speech
Racism, hate speech, bigotry, and incivility will be removed and the poster will be banned. Other variations of rude or unkind comments will also be removed.
R4: No screenshots/memes/infographics
Content must be interesting on its own. Posts that are not direct links to images/videos may be removed.
R5: Moderator discretion- no politics or promotions
Posts are at the discretion of the moderators. If we do not believe it to be interesting, is inappropriate, political, or is spam, we will remove it. Spam includes, but is not limited to, self-promo, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and more.
R6: No reposts
Posts that the moderators deem to be common reposts will be removed.
R7: Posts making claims must be sourced in comments at time of posting
Image with text posts/claims in the title must have a linked and credible source that backs up the information. Use the word "source" in your comment.
If the title is the only thing that makes your post interesting, you must also source it. OP is responsible for this and it must be done at time of posting.
Moderators reserve the right to moderate at their own discretion and remove any post they deem unfitting for the subreddit.
Misc.
- Message the moderators if you have questions or concerns. We are active and will respond as soon as possible.
- Please familiarize yourself with the official rules and reddiquette.
Friends:
- /r/interestingasfuck
- /r/ThatsInsane
- /r/woahdude
- /r/OddlySatisfying
- /r/mildlyinteresting
- /r/InternetIsBeautiful
- /r/theydidthemath
- /r/TellMeAFact
- /r/ListOfSubreddits
A place to post the most interesting stuff on the web!
/r/Damnthatsinteresting
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The movement of the Sun at the South Pole during summer
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Eggs in Mexico cost insanely low
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The fastest spinner in figure skating history, Lucinda Ruh of Switzerland at the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships. She later revealed that spinning so fast gave her concussions.
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Smoking Kills
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A demonstration of the Indian Urumi, a flexible, whip-like sword used in the Indian martial art Kalaripayattu.
20:42 UTC
One of the largest student demonstrations since 1968 are happening in Serbia right now (Novi Sad, February 1st 2025). They were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize the day before
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Starfish larvae
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Dubai At Night From ISS, The International Space Station (Credit: Astronaut Don Pettit)
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Today's Japanese H3 rocket launch from an airplane window (Credit: KLAX_BluebusA320neo)
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GeoSpy can now find your location from even an indoor photo
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Anti-Freemason poster published in Stuggart, Germany 1935 outling their connection to Jewish people based on revolutions that took place since 1789 to justify killing 200,000 freemasons throughout Europe.
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Male Amazon river dolphins have been observed shooting jets of urine into the air and other dolphins seem to follow the stream, perhaps to pick up social cues
15:48 UTC
Man in Indonesia captured exact moment a volcano erupted within its caldera
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An ordinary person tries to conduct an orchestra.
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How does a shield tunneling machine work
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Clearing all intersection for an emergency ambulance escort
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Moon with The Parade of Planets!
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Amazing display of craftmanship with this bone and wood inlay work
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Artist Jayce Hall drew the picture of the moon by writing the word 'Moon' in 36 different languages (Credit: @jaycehallart)
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Black Vulture Facts You Might Not Know.
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The world's deadliest female sniper, Lyudmila Pavlichenko. She is credited with killing 309 enemy combatants from 1941-1942
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Nalanda Mahavihara in Bihar, India, regarded as one of the world's oldest universities. It was said to have held around 9 million manuscripts discussing topics like Buddhist and Hindu philosophies, medicine, astrology, logic, poetry, yoga and more, before being burnt and pillaged.
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