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The Incredibly Weird Story Behind Tetris

(via Den of Geek) On June 6, 2016, the video game and timeless time-waster Tetris turned 32 years old. Somewhere

(via This Is Colossal) For over a year, Swedish scientist Simon Morris has been experimenting with levitating plants, growing common flora

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( via Popular Mechanics) On November 23, 1889, a 44-year-old wild-haired inventor named Louis Glass installed in a corner of

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(via History Things) Ubiquitous yet unseen, most of the modern world runs on computers. Computers have become ingrained in almost

(via Messy Nessy Chic) In this age of mobile, wireless, digital and whatchamacallit technology, nothing seems to surprise us nowadays. Unless they’re

( via GrubStreet) That banana you ate this morning didn’t always look the way it does now. Grub Street put

(via Atlas Obscura) Lee Eyerly was trying to help people learn how to fly. The flight simulator he built at