worldhistoryfacts: Still visible Trench lines and shell craters from World War I, Beaumont Hamel, France.

worldhistoryfacts: Still visible Trench lines and shell craters from World War I, Beaumont Hamel, France.

Did-You-Kno: Oysters Make Pearls So They Can Feel Better. When A Grain Of Sand Or Debris Gets Stuck In Their Bodies, They Ease The Pain And Irritation By Coating It With Multiple Layers Of Nacre, The Mineral That Lines The Inside Of Their Shells,

Artdecodude: Artdecodude: The Carbide &Amp;Amp; Carbon Building In Chicago, Illinois. Now Known As The Hard Rock Hotel. Most Pictures Make This Building Look Black &Amp;Amp; Gold But As You Can See Here Is It A Dark Green. The Building Was Designed To Mimic

Neurosciencestuff: (Image Caption: Hippocampal Neurons Are Expressing A Protein (In Red) That Allows One To Control Neuronal Activity With A Beam Of Light. The Researchers Thus Direct The Activation Of Neurons (In Green, Image On The Right). Credit:

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Cat-Overload: When You’re Just Too Tired To Care About Where You Fall Asleep / Via

Archaicwonder: Minoan Sheet Gold Ornament With Profiles Of Sphinxes, C. 1850-1550 Bc

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Collectorsweekly: Our Pungent History: Sweat, Perfume, And The Scent Of Death

Did-You-Kno:source Another Weirdly Amazing Piece Of Nature: The Llareta Shrubs In The Atacama Desert

Archaicwonder: Saxon Iron Helmet, 6Th-8Th Century Ad Anglo-Saxon Helmets, As Well As Danish And Viking Ones, Had A Conical Shape In Order To Protect The Wearer’s Head By Deflecting Direct Blows. The Most Expensive Ones, Used By Kings And Nobles, Were

Laughingsquid: Creative Dad Teaches His 10-Year Old Daughter How To Design And Cast A Pewter Ring For Herself

Cracked: Charles De Gaulle Was The Leader Of The French Resistance In World War Ii, Founder Of The French Fifth Republic And One Of The Most Notorious Presidents In The History Of France (If Not The Most Notorious). Oh, And There Were 31 Recorded

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