Athletes in Flow State on Instagram: "Eddie Hall built a reputation by redefining human strength on the biggest stages. From brutal squats to impossible carries, his lifts looked unreal under competition pressure. Every event demanded full commitment, perfect timing, and raw aggression, showing how strongman tests far more than muscle, it tests willpower, pain tolerance alone. His most iconic moments came when limits were supposed to stop him. Eddie Hall thrived in chaos, lifting weights few hum

NASA on Instagram: "What's it like to float through the International Space Station? For more than 25 years—since Nov. 2, 2000—humans have been living and working on the @ISS. More than 290 people from 26 countries have visited the station; their work and scientific research is helping us learn how to live in space (and prepare for missions to the Moon and Mars) while making life better back on Earth. As we celebrate this milestone, we've released a new 15-minute tour of the station; follow alon

Truth Route News on Instagram: "A video circulating online shows a golden retriever appearing visibly upset after being ignored by its human. The footage captures the dog’s reactions—lowered head, sad eyes, and subdued behavior—which observers have described as signs of emotional distress. Dogs are known to be highly sensitive to social cues, and research indicates that even subtle changes in attention can impact their mood. Location and authenticity are unverified, but the clip has sparked disc