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10 Gruesome And Shocking Facts About Victorian Surgery

(via Listverse) We really don’t realize how lucky we are until we take a look back at the medical history

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(via Atlas Obscura) Pyritized trilobites aren’t just flashy—they preserve incredible detail.

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(via Amusing Planet) There is not a square-inch of earth that has not been photographed and mapped by satellites today.

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(via Great Big Story) Extra dimensions, dark matter and new particles—the universe’s deepest secrets are being explored by physicists at

(via Mental Floss) Most of us are familiar with neon as a term for bright colors and vibrant signs, but

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(via Listverse) Sending something into space costs millions of dollars and takes thousands of man hours, in part due to

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(via VOX) This decade, scientists revealed so much about the universe. Here are some of their most inspirational accomplishments.

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(via Popular Mechanics) From leaving the right tip to ordering the perfect pizza.

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(via Amusing Planet) Early computers were mechanical machines built using gears and levers. These parts or components could be moved

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(via Listverse) The Nobel Prize is rich with scandal. The prestigious awards are known to divide opinion, and the winners

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(via Great Big Story) Once upon a time, not long ago, the math world fell in love … with a

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(via Smithsonian) A study of the epigenetic clock in Labradors shows calculating a dog’s age is much more complicated than