Jason Dookeran
A Caribbean Travel Writer with bylines from TheTravel, and MSN. Open to experiences and exploration all over the world.
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5 days ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account There are a lot of theories about how the moon formed, including one where the Earth collided with another planet and the moon was created from the debris. However, in competition is another massive impact that cratered the moon early in its life. Not just any gentle cosmic tap, mind you, but a collision so spectacular it left behind the largest, deepest, and oldest scar our satellite still bears today. Meet the South Pole-Aitken...
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6 days ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Egyptian gods and mythology can be bizarre, and one of the most classic examples is the strange Egyptian cult secrets discovered in a 3,000-year-old crocodile's insides. When most people think of ancient Egyptian gods, images of majestic falcon-headed Horus or the jackal-faced Anubis typically come to mind. These deities commanded respect with their imposing appearances and grand mythological roles.
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1 week ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Wyoming is home to massive natural formations, as any visitor to the Grand Teton National Park can attest, but those formations also hide secrets. Beneath layers of ancient ash, evidence of two mysterious volcanic eruptions has been hiding in plain sight for hundreds and thousands of years, predating Yellowstone's last big kaboom. These mysterious volcanic eruptions have left researchers shocked and practically doing double-takes at...
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1 week ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Depositphotos / AI Generated There are plenty of interesting things that new visitors to Peru should know, and carrying an 800-year-old mummy in a bag isn't exactly one of them, nor is it something one should do. Unfortunately, no one informed this delivery driver about the social faux pas, much to his embarrassment. Police in Peru discovered 26-year-old Julio Cesar Bermejo carrying something decidedly not on any menu: an 800-year-old...
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2 weeks ago |
thetravel.com | Jason Dookeran
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account There are many lesser-known facts about the planet Earth, but one thing we know for sure is that it's a geoid - a roughly ellipsoidal shape. However, flat-earthers have been trying (and failing) to disprove this long-accepted (and well-proven) fact of the earth's inherent shape. In perhaps the most glorious scientific backfire of recent memory, a group of flat-earthers unintentionally joined Team Round Earth after dropping a cool...
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Sunlight off the B14. Silence in the dust. And one question that says more than it should: “Need a ride?” Chapter II of No One Dies in Tobago is live. https://t.co/zVEQi3kEBg #CaribbeanNoir #MysteryFiction #Tobago #IndieAuthor #FictionExcerpt #dailyinspiration https://t.co/KUqYXvFhub
Kennedy Park in Lima runs on its own kind of logic. Dozens of cats, no fences, and no fuss. Somehow it just works. #KennedyPark #Lima #DailyInspiration #TravelNotes #StreetScenes #Cats #CatsOfTwitter https://t.co/YAUIZJnacH