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» historical-nonfiction: Cracking the Coldest Case: How Lucy (Might Have) Died

historical-nonfiction: Cracking the Coldest Case: How Lucy (Might Have) Died

» Cracked: Those Men Are Not Running In Terror From An Alien Spaceship Or A Time Traveler’s Pod Arriving From The Year 2250. It’s Just A Tetrahedral Kite, Developed By Alexander Graham Bell In An Attempt To Build Kites Large Enough For People To Ride

» The-Future-Now: This Is Ic 1396 — Stunning Emission Nebula Ic 1396 Mixes Glowing Cosmic Gas And Dark Dust Clouds In The High And Far Off Constellation Of Cepheus. Energized By The Bright, Bluish Central Star Seen Here, This Star Forming Region Sprawls

» Mentalflossr: 10 Of The World’s Rarest Gemstonesthere Are Roughly 200 Varieties Of Natural Gemstone Known In The World Today. Alongside The World’s Precious Gems (Diamond, Ruby, Sapphire, And Emerald) Are Numerous Semi-Precious Stones, Some Of Which

» Cracked: 24 Ordinary Things That Scientists Can’t Explain

» Did-You-Kno: The Metal Tip On The End Of A Standard Tape Measure Is Designed To Be A Scribing Tool. If You Can’t Reach A Pencil, Just Wiggle The Serrated Edge To Leave A Faint Mark On Whatever Surface You’re Measuring. Source

» Did-You-Kno: In The Early 1900S, People Loved Collecting Their Family’s And Friends’ Signatures In Autograph Books. This Evolved Into Collecting Ghost Signatures, Which Were Made By Signing A Piece Of Paper With Slow-Drying Ink And Then Quickly

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» Mymodernmet:clever Artist’s Daily Illustrations Are Inventive Interpretations Of Tiny Everday Items

» Did-You-Kno: Scientists Have Made Bouncy Bones. A New ‘Ink’ That Combines A Mineral From Bones With A Binding Polymer Can Be Used To 3D Print Elastic Bone Replacements. Because They Are Not Brittle, The Implants Can Be Shaped As Needed, And

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» Treasure Trove Of Ancient Human Footprints Found Near Volcano

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