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Jonathan Kantor

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San Antonio
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Writer @ComicBook, @Ranker, @Looper, @SlashGear, Artist & Veteran. I AM NOT A LISTVERSE EMPLOYEE!!!!! Please don't ask me about your article submission.

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Jonathan Kantor’s Biography

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Jonathan is a graphic artist, illustrator, writer, and game designer. Jonathan retired from the U.S. Army in 2017 and enjoys researching and writing about history, science, theology, and many other subjects. He writes for Static Media, Ranker, Listverse, and many other sites online. You can check out his latest on Twitter: @TalkingBull or on his blog: jonathanhkantor.com

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Things You Didn't Know About Underrated 2000s Cartoons

Things You Didn't Know About Underrated 2000s Cartoons

Ask anyone about their favorite cartoons, and odds are, they will explain that the shows they grew up watchin…

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Stars From Cheers You Didn't Know Died

Stars From Cheers You Didn't Know Died

Eugene Powers/Shutterstock For most of the 1980s and the first few years of the '90s, "Cheers" wasn't simply …

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Here's How Much Eminem Is Actually Worth

Here's How Much Eminem Is Actually Worth

Eminem is one of the biggest rappers in the world, but he didn't start out that way. Long before he was packi…

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Tragic Details About Brandon Lee

Tragic Details About Brandon Lee

Brandon Lee was an up-and-coming action movie star with a bright future ahead of him when fate intervened. Th…

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Athletes With Incredibly Gorgeous Wives

Athletes With Incredibly Gorgeous Wives

When you take a look at an athlete, you're probably going to see someone in the best shape of their life. Aft…

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Top 10 Deadliest Industrial Accidents That Were Avoidable - Listverse

Top 10 Deadliest Industrial Accidents That Were Avoidable - Listverse

Accidents are nothing new, but when humanity entered the industrial age, workplace accidents became a lot mor…

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The History Of The CW-21 Demon: WW2's Ultra-Fast, Forgotten Fighter

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During World War II, nations around the world quickly innovated in a number of technological areas, though few matched the gains in aircraft production. The conflict saw the widespread use of heavy bombers, such as the B-17 Flying Fortress, and fast-moving fighters, like the incredibly agile P-51 Mustang. These aircraft made a difference during WWII, but they were hardly the only ones flying over Europe, Africa, and Asia in the 1930s and '40s.
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5 Of The Largest Natural Satellites In Our Solar System Original

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By Jonathan Kantor
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Throughout most of human history, the only natural satellite humanity knew of was the Moon. While planets like Saturn, Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury were visible to the naked eye, it wasn't until Galileo Galilei looked through the world's first telescope on January 7, 1610, and discovered several of Jupiter's larger moons. In the years since, more than 800 natural satellites have been discovered, ranging from incredibly small to absolutely massive.
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Why No Other Country Has An International Military Base On US Soil

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By Jonathan Kantor
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If you've ever served in the United States military, odds are that you worked at one of the nation's many foreign bases located throughout Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and South America. The U.S. maintains between 750 and 800 facilities of various sizes and types in around 80 foreign countries, colonies, and territories. All told, that is between 70 and 85% of the world's foreign military bases. They range in size from relatively small to extremely large in both land mass and population.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I'm not technically a journalist. My first published article was that got me into writing was on Listverse.com

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course (I'm older than I look ;)

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Wordpress, PhotoShop, Google Docs, Grammarly