Culture

Family

Nature

Science

Subscribe

Ever Wonder What The Other 6.97 Billion People On Earth Are Up To?

One Day on Earth is a collaborative video project devoted to documenting the breathtaking scope of events that occur in a single day on the planet we call home. And you (yes, you in the pajama pants) can be a part of it, too. 

By

Mansur Gidfar



Here’s one of the results of last year’s collaboration:

Add to Google News

Tags

More for You

frugal, budget, financial advice, financial help, yard sale
Skills

Frugal people share 25 things they stopped buying completely to save money

marriage, couples, happy couples, michel de montaigne, marriage advice, good marriages,
Relationships

Philosophy expert shares the ‘weird’ sign that someone is happily married

target, girl's clothes, meghan mayer
Parenting

‘Would you let your child wear this?’: Mom asks if she’s ‘overreacting’ to a Target dress.

Julie Andrews, Sound of Music, World War 2, Nazis, Germany, Third Reich, movies, musicals
Pop Culture

Julie Andrews said she literally could “feel the evil” when visiting the Von Trapp house

screenshots of a woman speaking to camera.
Making Sense of Science

Woman explains what dry cleaning actually is and people are legitimately shocked

Get stories worth sharing delivered to your inbox.

By subscribing, you accept beehiiv's Terms of Use & Privacy Policy. Our site's Privacy Policy applies.

Advertisement

Featured

All Featured Stories →
bat, Nebraska, wildlife
Nature

Teeny tiny bat found 100 miles from home in Nebraska office, takes most adorable photoshoot

Heather Wake
greatest generation, world was 2, world war 2 jobs, the silent generation, jobs in america
Culture

32 fascinating jobs The Greatest Generation, Silent Generation and Baby Boomers did that shaped America today

Emily Shiffer
harry styles, earnt, concert tickets
Pop Culture

Want free concert tickets? EARNT has a simple idea: Volunteer for them.

Heather Wake
small talk, conversation, party, wine, man and woman
People Skills

Want to be more likable? Here’s the type of question to avoid and the one to always ask.

Tod Perry