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Countries In Europe With The Longest Coastline

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By Ryan Barrett
| WorldAtlas
Here is a strange fact about coastlines: nobody can agree how long any of them actually are. Measure a coast with a long ruler and you get one number; measure the same coast with a shorter ruler that dips into every cove and inlet, and the total balloons. Mathematicians call this the coastline paradox, and it means every figure below is really just one reasonable answer among many.
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Top 10 Most Dangerous Sports In The World

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By Ryan Barrett
| WorldAtlas
About 20,000 injuries a year happen in the world of cheerleading. Base jumpers seek their adrenaline rush by jumping off buildings, antennas, spans, and earth. In British Columbia, Canada, you can enjoy the wonders of skiing while being pulled by a helicopter. Every sport carries some risk. A handful carry a great deal of it. The ten below are all real, widely practiced sports that people genuinely compete in, not obscure stunts invented to look dangerous on camera.
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The 10 Largest Coal Mines in the World

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By Ryan Barrett
| WorldAtlas
Coal is the fuel the modern world keeps trying to break up with and never quite does. It is shiny, black or brownish-black, and it hides in underground layers called seams that can run 90 feet thick and stretch for hundreds of miles. When you burn it, it gives off more heat for longer than wood, which is exactly why humanity spent a few centuries setting it on fire with enthusiasm. The results, for better and worse, built the world we live in. People figured this out a long time ago.
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