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Six Pompeii domus reopen, including ancient laundry

howstuffworks: Happy National Egg Nog Day! And a wonderful Christmas Eve to you, too! /p>

23 emotions people feel but can't explain

Holiday Lights...In Space

did-you-kno: The hole in the tab of a soda can is designed to be spun around and used as a straw holder. Source

storyhearts-journey: Frozen Spider’s Web–Pete Sais

simena: Ferdinand KNAB

did-you-kno: This year there will be a full moon on Christmas for the first time since 1977. We won’t see another Christmas full moon until 2034. The moon will officially be full and at it’s peak size early Christmas morning at 6:11 am ET. Basically,

Why you should always buy the men’s version of almost anything

history-museum: Viking scissors. ca 8-10 century AD. [1600x1200]

theinturnetexplorer: The Adventures of Chewie-the-Wook

Archaeologists believe Thames gold hoard may have come from Tudor hat

vintascope: Merriam-Webster - 19551128 Life

Meet the Scientist!

etsy: If Santa-printed, glitter-snowflaked rolls aren’t really your thing (or you underbought the festive stuff yet again), try one of these aww-inducing gift wrapping ideas for elevating plain brown paper.

caelumadmare: Sappho and Alcaeus (1881) by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

guardian: The strange tale of the Snowflake ManWilson Bentley caused a flurry with his pioneering pictures of individual snowflakes, and his results are astonishing – so why was he seen as an oddball outsider?

stuffmomnevertoldyou: Meet Fabiola Gianotti, CERN’s next director-generalThe Italian physicist who announced the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012 will take charge at CERN, the laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland, on Jan. 1.

design-is-fine: Slinky Toy, 1957. James Industries, USA. Source

rejectedprincesses: Keep reading

discoverynews: Bionic Eye Sends Images Directly to the BrainA new technique that uses a camera mounted on a pair of glasses could help restore vision in some blind people.The technology, developed at Monash University in Clayton, Victoria, sends images

inabittersea: John William Waterhouse Diogenes (1882)

astronomicalwonders: SpaceX Lands the Faclon9 First Stage - A revolution in Rocket Science and EngineeringToday, at 8:33, Spacex made history. They landed the first stage of their Falcon9 rocket after having it successfully deploy a second stage into

paintingispoetry: Jean-Baptiste Regnault, The Education of Achilles by Chiron, 1782

oldpaintings: The Scottish Highlands, 1875 by Gustave Doré (French, 1832–1883)

did-you-kno:There’s a legendary “monster” in Iceland called the Yule Cat that eats anyone who doesn’t get new clothes for Christmas. Farmers used to warn their workers that the Yule Cat would come if they didn’t process the autumn wool. If they

compoundchem: Here’s last week’s chemistry news! Links to articles & studies here: http://goo.gl/mJvg69‘This Week in Chemistry’ will be taking a break over the Christmas period next week, but it’ll be back in the new year.

hadrian6: Aristodemus. 1819. Theophile Francois Marcel Bra. French 1797-1863. marble. Musée de la Chartreuse, Douai http://hadrian6.tumblr.com

archaicwonder: Greek Bronze Chalcidian Helmet, 4th Century BC Adorned with relief ornament illustrating the Herakles cycle, including, on the brim, the infant Herakles struggling with the serpents of Hera, on the left cheek-guard, the hero wearing the

did-you-kno: There’s a Nikola Tesla statue in Silicon Valley that broadcasts a free WiFi signal. Source

cracked: What, you thought robot porn was invented in Internet-era Japan? That picture up there is from 1935, bitches. We bet you didn’t think they even had robots back then.This is in fact a picture of some guy dressed up as Alpha the Robot, a popular

aestheticgoddess: Coral by Felix Salazar

wilwheaton: hashtagdion: micdotcom: For more on the Fermi Paradox and why alien life hasn’t found us yet. (Infographic via futurism) I’ve blogged about this paradox before, but I’ve never read all of these resolutions to it, nor have it seen

did-you-kno: Saying ‘thank you’ makes you happier. Researchers found that people who express gratitude are usually more content, couples who are openly grateful for their partner are more comfortable in their relationships, and employees who are

humanoidhistory: The Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, built circa 437 B.C.(Harvard Library)

aqqindex: Lorenzo Mongiardino, The Tower of Peretti

pre-raphaelisme: The Tambourine Girl by John William Godward, 1906

ancientpeoples: Limestone ram-bearerCypriot, second quarter of 6th century B.C. (Archaic period)Images of worshipers bringing an animal for sacrifice emphasize the importance of agriculture and animal husbandry for the subsistence of the community.

Archaeologists find traces of violent coup in ancient Kingdom of Bosporus

newyorker: Bolivia’s Dream Houses in the SkyThe Bolivian architect Freddy Mamani Silvestre doesn’t have an office, use a computer, or draw formal blueprints. He sketches his plans on a wall or transmits them orally to his associates. Since 2005,

archaicwonder: Extremely Rare Argonaut CoinA Bronze Chalkous from Iolkos, Thessaly, Greece, c. 4th century BCThe coin shows the head of Artemis Iolkia wearing an earring with her hair in a bun. The reverse reads ΙΩΛΚΙΩΝ under the prow of the famed

cracked: Kosher salt, across the board, is made out of tiny pyramids. So the next time the office racist starts ranting and rambling about some vast Zionist conspiracy, show them these pictures as proof that, if they’ve ever ingested kosher salt, they

did-you-kno: The Fuggerei is a housing complex in Augsburg, Germany, where rent for each of the 67 houses and 147 apartments is just 0.88 euros a year. The rent has not been raised since the first houses were built in 1514. Source

earthstory: Horizontal FallsKnown to local western Australians as The Horries, an interesting illusion makes them resemble a pair of waterfalls falling across the surface of Talbot Bay. In fact, the narrow gaps between the rock connecting the mouth of

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audreylovesparis: The Abbey Bookshop in the Quartier Latin, Paris

archaicwonder: Viking Gold and Quartz Magic Pendant, 8th-11th Century AD This pendant is one of series of quartz amulets that have been discovered from the Viking world, with an important group being found on the island of Visby, Sweden. The exact

via-appia: Terracotta hydria (water jar), the abduction of Persephone by Hades surrounded by gods. Attributed to the Group of B.M. F 308, Greek, Apulian, ca. 340–330 B.C.

historyfilia: Ancient Facts 10: Kypros[Cyprus was famous in the ancient world for its copper. The island is believed either to have derived its name from or to have given it to this mineral through the Greek word kypros (copper)]

did-you-kno: Venezuela’s Catatumbo river has 10-hour lightning storms for approximately 160 nights a year, with lightning occurring an estimated 280 times an hour.The phenomenon is called ‘Relámpago del Catatumbo.’Source

worldhistorys: World History: Hildegard of BingenHildegard of Bingen (1098 – 1179), also known as Saint Hildegard and Sibyl of the Rhine, was a German Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, philosopher, Christian mystic, visionary, and polymath. She

There will be a full moon on Christmas for the first time since 1977

cracked: OUR BODIES ARE MAGIC AND EVERYTHING BAD IS GOOD22 Scientific Explanations That Can Make Life Less Annoying

itscolossal: Micro Matter: Vertical Dwellings Inside Glass Test Tubes by Rosa de Jong

malinconie: Claude Monet, Morning on the Seine, 1897-1898

celebratingamazingwomen: Doria Shafik (1908-1975) was one of the main leaders of the women’s liberation movement in Egypt. Women were granted the vote by constitution in 1956 as a direct result of her efforts. She studied and obtained her PhD at the

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