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The Library that Protects The World’s Rarest Colors

Today, every color imaginable is at your fingertips. But rewind to a few centuries ago and finding that one specific

During World War II, the A-2 leather flight jacket was standard issue for pilots and plane crews who often decorated them

Bob Ross was an American painter whose 1983-1994 PBS show The Joy of Painting can still be seen on over

Every wonder what the exact trajectory of Voyager 1 was? How about Surveyor 2? Pop Chart Lab has you covered

Craftsman and artist Alex Johnson spend several months crafting a chair, titled Glemham I, from a single oak stump. The

Some names are know, others unknown. Buy Metal Online has a gallery of statues of incredible women who have made

What is the line between creativity and popularity? Does one necessarily drive the other? Delve takes a look at the

This is a bit old – (if 2014 can be considered old), but still worthy of curiosity: From Sploid Gizmodo: