They’re something that we’ve grown to take for granted over the years, and are now just as much a part of the furniture as the couch. But despite how used to them we get, computers have changed the world in more ways than we can even begin to imagine, and are currently what keeps the world ticking over every day. Computers can be traced back to World War 2, specifically to the code-breaking machines used against the Third Reich.

SBO made the infographic for world most popular sports and which sport is leading in how many countries is explained.

FloridaTix made infographic about travel jobs around the world. In all 17 jobs we have detailed out what is requirement of specific job like location, salary, fun fact etc.

Photos taken by National Geographic readers shows the breath-taking scenery of sunrises and sunsets from some of the world’s most impressive places.

A wooden sculpture, featuring the famous painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival in China, succeeds in creating a new Guinness World Record – “the world’s longest wooden sculpture” – on November 14, 2013. Chinese artist Zheng Chunhui spent four years creating the sculpture, which is 12.286 meters long, 3.075 meters high and 2.401 meters wide.

In world, there are many mountains to climb, some of them still seem insurmountable. All mountains, no matter how tall and imposing, are climbed one step at a time. Here is top 10 worlds insurmountable mountains:

If we woke up early in the morning, with the notion in our minds that the day will be really good than and the world looks a lot nicer. The early morning scenery is a peaceful and amazing moment of sunrise when the sun jumps out of the horizon. Let’s see such early morning sceneries all over the world.

Without The Force, interplanetary light speed travel, and the constant epic battle between good and evil, who would our favorite Star Wars characters have become on little ol’ planet Earth?

In Radisson SAS Hotel in Berlin you will find a gigantic cylindrical aquarium elevator that first opened in 2003. It’s so large that it’s actually the largest of that sort in the world, and it’s called AquaDom. It is filled with 900,000 liters of water, stands 25 meters tall and is 11 meters in diameter. Inside there are 56 different fish species, a total of 2600 fish which you’ll never get bored watching because of their different sizes, shapes, colors […]

Nearly 6,000 Lego lovers in Sao Paulo, mostly children, claimed a new world record on Saturday. The tower was composed of 500,000 Lego pieces and reached 102 feet and 3 inches, breaking the previous record set in Chile last year with 101 feet, 8 inches.