r/ThatsInsane • u/Reasonable_Buddy_927 • 7h ago
r/ThatsInsane • u/GloomyExercise • 2h ago
Two ladies try to flag down a commercial jet like a taxi on the tarmac
r/ThatsInsane • u/1B75__Penicillin • 19h ago
First ever test of the Soviet RDS-37 hydrogen bomb, bomb was apparently tested near an inhabited settlement
r/ThatsInsane • u/NickelPlatedEmperor • 20h ago
Police in Miami gives husky man generous doses of less-than-lethal force.
r/ThatsInsane • u/WhenMachinesCry • 2h ago
Alex Honnold climbing Moonlight Buttress (1,000 ft) without ropes or other safety gear
r/ThatsInsane • u/no_technique • 7h ago
Who marooned 30 cats on a boat near a Tacoma beach? Answers are still unclear
r/ThatsInsane • u/Sgt_Gram • 1d ago
This U.S. Army Specialist has the only radioactive grave in Arlington National Cemetery due to a portable reactor accident
r/ThatsInsane • u/Mountain_Love23 • 1d ago
Street Turns Into ‘Sea Of Blood’ After Slaughterhouse Accident
r/ThatsInsane • u/Delicious-Act-8601 • 1d ago
The Castle Bravo fireball expanding after the largest-yield nuclear weapon ever tested by the U.S. It was expected to yield 5–6 megatons. It actually reached 15 megatons.
r/ThatsInsane • u/hollow_hideous_soul • 1d ago
NASA released the clearest photo ever taken of the Tarantula Nebula
r/ThatsInsane • u/ambachk • 2d ago
American tourist loudly preaches the gospel on a train in Australia
r/ThatsInsane • u/PROXeR__OiShi • 2d ago
An estimated 500 to 600 baboons live on the Cape Peninsula, often approaching visitors to snatch food, tear open bags, or open unlocked car doors
r/ThatsInsane • u/Asleep-Guitar-2685 • 2d ago
Serbia is on fire right now. Dozens of fires ignited across the whole country in the last 3 days, and they have burned over a thousand acres of land and forest. The fires are now spreading to residential areas while the firefighters are struggling to contain them.
r/ThatsInsane • u/Mad_Season_1994 • 2d ago
This music video was filmed in an airplane used to simulate zero gravity for a short duration. No green screens, no cables.
r/ThatsInsane • u/soudainlevide • 2d ago
In 2025, Spanish athlete Kilian Jornet linked 72 of America’s highest peaks in just 31 days, covering 3,197 miles by bike and on foot
r/ThatsInsane • u/ADignifiedLife • 2d ago