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It's been nearly 20 years since Hong Kong's Kai Tak International Airport closed, but its unique, notorious landing approach is still very much alive in the memory of those who experienced it.

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FLIGHTS OF FANCY WE'RE GOOD, THANKS Remembering The Hair-Raising Landings At Hong Kong's Kai Tak Airport atlasobscura.com It's been nearly 20 years since Hong Kong's Kai Tak International Airport closed, but its unique, notorious landing approach is still very much alive in the memory of those who experienced it. CHARGING UP AND UP AND UP NASA's Next Great X-Plane Will Try To Revolutionize Electric Flight popularmechanics.com Electric planes are harder to figure out than electric cars, but NASA's newest experimental plane is designed to crack the code of battery-powered aviation. FLY LIKE A WHALE WATCH: Rare Footage Captures Huge Humpback Whale Jumping Completely Out Of The Water digg.com We hadn't really thought about this before we saw this video, but humpback whales almost never fully leave the water when they breach. This video of one doing just that off the coast of South Africa is pretty dang cool. TEES WE DIGG | SPONSORED This Sweat-Proof Shirt Is Going To Save Your Summer thompsontee.com Thompson Tee is a patented undershirt that blocks armpit sweat. They're only $25 and 100% risk free. Try it for 30 days and if you're not loving it, just send it back no problem. Use the code DIGG25 and get 25% off your order. PHOTOS OF THE WEEK SOLAR FLAIR The Week's Coolest Space Photos digg.com Every day satellites are zooming through space, snapping incredible pictures of Earth, the solar system, and outer space. Here are the highlights from this week. CURATED BY VIEWFIND The Best Photography Of The Week digg.com The pleasures of beach season, the abstract beauty of the dessert, and trailing the last honey hunter. UPHILL BATTLES LEFT BEHIND Disabled And Disdained washingtonpost.com In rural America, some towns are divided between those who work and those who don't A SONG OF ICE AND RAT POISON Waging War On Rats In The Sub-Antarctic narrative.ly A team of ambitious ecologists is trying to rid these freezing South Atlantic islands of vermin to save their rarest bird. But are they attempting the impossible? GOUDA, SAVE THE CHEESE! The Mad Cheese Scientists Fighting To Save The Dairy Industry bloomberg.com Amid an historic glut, a secretive, government-sponsored entity is putting cheese anywhere it can stuff it. THAT'S CONCERNING How Fake Cops Got $1.2 Million In Real Weapons themarshallproject.org The Government Accountability Office created a fictitious law enforcement agency and applied for military-grade equipment from the Department of Defense. And in less than a week, they got it. VIDEO OF THE DAY SO LONG SUCKERS! Just A Delightful Video Of Two Sea Lions Celebrating Their Release Back Into The Wild digg.com Ah, the fishy smell of freedom. FROM THE DIGG STORE 7 Gadgets You Need For Your Summer Getaway digg.com It's not the destination, it's the journey. These gadgets will make both more awesome. Like sea lions, we're excited to find some water to jump in this weekend. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: The problem with the "clean eating" fad, Google Glass is back, and cops are bad at using body cameras.

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A NEW WAY OF DOING THINGS WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Google Glass Is Back (And It's Good Now), And Other Facts digg.com Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: The problem with the "clean eating" fad, Google Glass is back, and cops are bad at using body cameras. AMERICA'S RICH UNCLE Percy Ross Wants To Give You Money! longreads.com He was was a self-made, blue-collar millionaire in Reagan's America. But when Percy Ross decided to give away his fortune, he made things simple: all you had to do was ask for it. REACH FOR THE STARS (AND LIKES) Inside Los Angeles' New Internet Celebrity Summer Camp theverge.com Take a trip to Los Angeles' new internet celebrity summer camp. STYLE WE DIGG | SPONSORED Stop Wearing That Off-The-Rack Bullsh*t indochino.com Indochino's process is simple. Choose your fabric, customize your suit just the way you want it, and submit your measurements. Shop online today and save up to $400 on your order. IT WAS A DIFFERENT TIME, MAN A BUNCH OF CHARLATANS The San Francisco Rock Band That Was Too Wild For The Sixties collectorsweekly.com George Hunter of the Charlatans never shot Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead, not even once. But in the spring of 1966, on the grounds of Rancho Olompali, Garcia had reason to believe Hunter was gunning for him, causing the great guitarist to royally freak out. A TOTAL CROMULENT RANKING The Decline In The Quality Of 'Simpsons' Episodes, Charted digg.com Even though most fans agree that "The Simpsons" jumped the shark a long time ago, there's still a lot of debate over when that downfall began. One fan decided to watch each episode and graph his enjoyment for our collective benefit. YIPPIE KI NAY How A Group Of '70s Radicals Tried (And Failed) To Invade Disneyland atlasobscura.com It took a presidential assassination to force the park to close early for the first time in history in 1963. But the second instance was a bit more head-scratching. SUBURBAN WAR How The Pentagon Poisoned America propublica.org The Pentagon's handling of munitions and their waste has poisoned millions of acres, and left Americans to guess at the threat to their health. VIDEO OF THE DAY WHAT IS THIS DARK MAGIC? We're Having Trouble Wrapping Our Heads Around The Maneuvers This Fighter Jet Can Do digg.com ​This is a Russian SU-35 fighter jet. It can do some bonkers things in the air. IN THE NEWS Trump Is Asking Advisers If He Can Pardon Himself Chester Bennington, Singer Of Linkin Park, Dead At 41 Scientists Reverse Brain Damage In Drowned US Toddler Justin Bieber Banned From China For 'Bad Behavior' STYLE WE DIGG | SPONSORED Get A Custom-Made Suit For Off-The-Rack Prices indochino.com Indochino's process is simple. Choose your fabric, customize your suit just the way you want it, and submit your measurements. Shop online today and save up to $400 on your order. You don't need Google Glass to see that the weekend is almost here. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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