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What the world suddenly looked up

Pageviews for 2026-10-06 · ranked by how far each rose above normal

  1. 1 Karl Deisseroth
    American optogeneticist (born 1971)
    ~2,001x
    130,061 views
  2. 2 Francis Halzen
    Belgian-American particle physicist (born 1944)
    ~21,263x
    127,578 views
  3. 3 Robert Kelker-Kelly
    American actor (1964–2026)
    ~2,900x
    121,783 views
  4. 4 Freddie Jackson
    American rhythm and blues singer (1956–2026)
    760x
    167,925 views
  5. 5 Steve Gleason
    American football player (born 1977)
    188x
    515,772 views
  6. 6 Wikimedia Foundation
    American charitable organization
    86x
    295,244 views
  7. 7 Pneumonic plague
    Severe lung infection
    250x
    77,352 views
  8. 8 Tammy Faye Messner
    American evangelical and singer (1942–2007)
    147x
    123,002 views
  9. 9 2009 Fort Hood shooting
    Mass shooting in Texas, U.S.
    150x
    89,799 views
  10. 10 2026 Quebec general election
    2026 Canadian provincial election
    62x
    153,808 views
  11. 11 Drishyam: The Conclusion
    2026 Indian film by Abhishek Pathak
    47x
    162,343 views
  12. 12 Goiânia accident
    1987 radioactive contamination incident in Brazil
    59x
    114,263 views
  13. 13 East of Eden (2026 miniseries)
    Drama miniseries by Zoe Kazan
    41x
    153,323 views
  14. 14 2 articles about each other rose together, from 2026-10-06.

    1. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon
      Canadian politician (born 1977)
      102x
      53,263 views
    2. Parti Québécois
      Sovereignist political party in Quebec, Canada
      69x
      57,986 views
  15. 15 Eva Marie Saint
    American actress (1924–2026)
    59x
    90,196 views
  16. 16 Tyler Shough
    American football player (born 1999)
    48x
    101,355 views
  17. 17 Christa Pike
    American murderer (born 1976)
    12x
    293,756 views
  18. 18 East of Eden (novel)
    1952 novel by John Steinbeck
    22x
    157,975 views
  19. 19 Bijan Robinson
    American football player (born 2002)
    46x
    68,274 views
  20. 20 Digger (2026 film)
    Film by Alejandro G. Iñárritu
    17x
    173,645 views
  21. 21 2026 Brazilian general election
    17x
    64,532 views
  22. 22 Sass Jordan
    Canadian rock singer-songwriter (1960–2026)
    703x
    72,030 views
  23. 23 Tetairoa McMillan
    American football player (born 2003)
    97x
    65,659 views
  24. 24 Alexis Wilkins
    American singer (born 1998)
    85x
    54,869 views
  25. 25 Lizzie Borden
    American woman acquitted of murder (1860–1927)
    7.8x
    142,750 views
  26. 26 Gypsy-Rose Blanchard
    American convicted murderer (born 1991)
    16x
    58,585 views
  27. 27 Drishyam 3
    2026 Indian film by Jeethu Joseph
    12x
    50,737 views
  28. 28 2026 Asian Games
    Multi-sport event in Aichi and Nagoya, Japan
    52x
    469,229 views
  29. 29 Nana (entertainer)
    South Korean singer and actress (born 1991)
    73x
    51,120 views
  30. 30 Flydubai Flight 1073
    2026 cockpit attack and attempted hijacking
    ~2.7x
    133,927 views
  31. 31 Theory of mind
    Ability to attribute mental states to oneself and others
    308x
    183,160 views
  32. 32 Cornell 7
    Alleged sex crime in Ithaca, New York, US
    ~47x
    261,954 views
  33. 33 Andy Dalton
    American football player (born 1987)
    86x
    72,221 views
  34. 34 2026 MTV Video Music Awards
    43rd edition of the MTV Video Music Awards held in 2026
    94x
    165,246 views
  35. 35 3 articles about each other rose together, from 2026-09-28.

    1. Krist Novoselic
      American rock musician (born 1965)
      38x
      57,078 views
    2. Nirvana (band)
      American rock band (1987–1994)
      20x
      78,711 views
    3. Kurt Cobain
      American rock musician (1967–1994)
      11x
      70,217 views
  36. 36 Madonna
    American singer and songwriter (born 1958)
    13x
    151,742 views
  37. 37 Matthew Stafford
    American football player (born 1988)
    27x
    67,254 views

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