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Here’s How Much It Would Cost to Live on the Moon for a Year

(via Wendover Productions) We’ve been to the moon. We’ve played golf on it. We might go back for a visit

(via Great Big Story) These aren’t your average skate tricks. Michelle Steilen and the women of Moxi Roller Skates are

(via Great Big Story) The Patricia Theater is the only cinema for all 21,000 residents in the Powell River region,

(via Popular Mechanics) The saying goes that history is written in stone, but history can also have a surprise or

This absolutely massive DIY slip ‘n’ slide was constructed by a few psyched up Australians in honor of Australia Day.

(via mental_floss) Losing a tooth can be a scary experience, so it’s no surprise that parents throughout history have created

(via Popular Mechanics) If wisdom comes with age, then Star Trek—the series that’s taught us diplomacy, morality, and workplace ethics

(via Neatorama) Throughout most of history, if you lost a limb, the replacement of choice was a wooden peg (which

(via Popular Mechanics) Kyle Maynard has a personal maxim: “No excuses.” He’s hardly the first guy to live by those

(via The Vintage News) Before he was “The Man in Black” singer songwriter Johnny Cash was “the boy in uniform”.

(via Collector’s Weekly) It’s tempting to think of ancient tombs and monuments as our best window into other cultures. But

July 18, 2016July 13, 2016 0 Comments garden, life

(via Popular Mechanics) Back in 1960, a man named David Latimer started an experiment. He placed some compost and a