Galileo Galilei's most notable innovations, discoveries and observations in the field of astronomy, physics and other disciplines on the noted Italian physicist, mathematician, engineer, astronomer, and philosopher's 373rd death anniversary. The thermoscope: One of Galileo Galilei's most noteworthy inventions made [read more...]
Acupuncture isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s a finely tuned system that maps the body like a constellation of energy rivers, channels that influence not only physical health but brain chemistry. 4,500 years later, it’s still working its quiet, [read more...]
Once you see it, you can’t unsee it: a hazy hint of adolescent humour in the background of Andrea Odoni (1527), among the stand-out paintings on display at the National Gallery in London in an engrossing new exhibition devoted to [read more...]
Because who doesn't like to see a flesh-eating plant in action? Out of all the strange plants in the world, who would have thought that you even get flesh eating plants? Well, maybe not so much “flesh” eating, as insect [read more...]
The 60's scene in Greenwich Village may now be long in the dust, but dig this daddio, the scene, a groovy get together place for hip chicks and cool cats to chill and shuffle along diner dives, beatnik hotspots, and hipster hangouts was most definitely where [read more...]
When you go out to vote this year, you can ditch your wallet and leave your ID at home, all you need is your DNA. It belongs uniquely to you — and, increasingly, to the local election board. That is why [read more...]
Deep in the Malaysian highlands, the Senoi Tribe thrives in peace amid warlike neighbors. Their secret isn’t weapons—it’s dreams. By cultivating a culture around conscious dream interpretation, the Senoi claim a type of protective “magic,” shaping a society where fear, [read more...]
Millionaire C.K.G. Billings loved horses and a fine meal. So on March 28, 1903, he combined the two and hosted an opulent dinner on horseback for 36 of his closest male friends. The dinner was supposed to take place [read more...]
Drums weren’t just music in West Africa—they were wireless networks, coded beats echoing across forests long before the cell-tower era. These “talking drums” relayed names, warnings, and celebrations at astonishing distances, blending technology, language, and culture in one booming signal. [read more...]
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