micdotcom: For more on the Fermi Paradox and why alien life hasn’t found us yet. (Infographic via futurism)

micdotcom: For more on the Fermi Paradox and why alien life hasn’t found us yet. (Infographic via futurism)

Design-Is-Fine: Poster For Foto Und Film Exhibition, 1929. Deutscher Werkbund. Unknown Artist. Stuttgart, Germany. Moma New York.

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Stuff You Missed In History Class

Did-You-Kno: In Most States, A Death, Suicide, Or Murder In The Home Does Not Have To Be Disclosed By The Seller.source

Wired: To Power Its Inventions, Biologic Relies On Bacillus Subtilis Natto, A Bacterium Commonly Used In Japanese Cooking That Reacts To Atmospheric Moisture. Like Pinecones, These Hydromorphic “Natto Cells” Will Expand And Contract Depending On

Ancientpeoples: Bichrome Ware Jug With Geometric Design And Concentric Circles Cyprus, 7Th Century Bc Terracotta This Example Of The Popular Pinched-Spout Jug Is Decorated With Red Paint On A Pale Background And Is Called Bichrome Ware. There Were

Greek-Museums: Archaeological Museum Of Heraklion: Clay Female Figure With Jewelry. From Praisos. Archaic Period, 6Th Century B.c

Amnhnyc: The Term Jade For The Ornamental Stone Most Identified With China Is A Total Misnomer. In The Sixteenth Century, Spanish Conquistadors Learned Of A Stone Worn By Mesoamericans As An Amulet To Cure Colic And Similar Maladies. The Spanish Called

Amateur Archaeologist Finds Viking Treasure On Danish Island

Hiphopocliedes: Museum Of Cycladic Art - Μουσείο Κυκλαδικής Τέχνης 1. Head And Neck Of A Canonical Figurine (Spedos Variety), Marble, Early Cycladic Ii Period - Syros Phase, 2800-2300 Bc 2. Fragment Of A Grave Relief, Marble, Classical

Anachronisticfairytales: Alphonse Mucha

The Gundestrup Cauldron

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