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  • Sat Sep 6

A Complete Digitization of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticus, the Largest Collection of His Drawings & Writings

15h
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The Fascinating Story of How the Electric Music Pioneer Delia Derbyshire Created the Original Doctor Who Theme (1963)

16h
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What a Lack of Social Contact Does to Your Brain

3d
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The Foot-Licking Demons & Other Strange Things in a 1921 Illustrated Manuscript from Iran

3d
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See Beethoven’s Entire 9th Symphony Visualized in Colorful Animations

4d
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Remembering Jane Goodall (RIP): Watch Jane, the Acclaimed National Geographic Documentary

5d
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Discover the Oldest, Weirdest Instrument On Earth: The Lithophone

5d
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The Night John Belushi Booked the Punk Band Fear on Saturday Night Live & They Got Banned from the Show (1981)

5d
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An Introduction to Moebius, the Comic Artist Who Influenced Blade Runner and Miyazaki

6d
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Musician Plays the Last Stradivarius Guitar in the World, the “Sabionari” Made in 1679

6d
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Carl Sagan’s Baloney Detection Kit: Tools for Thinking Critically & Knowing Pseudoscience When You See It

1w
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Meryl Streep’s First Film Role Was in an Animated Film on Erik Erikson’s Stages of Life (1976)

1w
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A Tour of the New David Bowie Archive Featuring 90,000 Artifacts from His Life & Career

1w
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The Gilded Age: A Free Historical Documentary That Helps Make Sense of Our Own Fraught Times

1w
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Ernst Haeckel’s Sublime Drawings of Flora & Fauna: The Beautiful Scientific Drawings That Influenced Europe’s Art Nouveau Movement (1889)

1w
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Explore a New Digital Edition of Printing Types, the Authoritative History of Printing & Typography from 1922

1w
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A Trip Around the World in 1900: See Restored Footage Showing Life in New York, London, India, Japan, China & Beyond

1w
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Hermann Rorschach’s Original Rorschach Test: What Do You See? (1921)

1w
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When CBS Canceled The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour for Criticizing the American Establishment and the Vietnam War (1969)

2w
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Explore the Fascinating Map of Fungi: An Introduction to the Vast Mushroom Kingdom

2w
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How to Write in Cuneiform, the Oldest Writing System in the World: A Short Introduction

2w
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A 107-Year-Old Irish Farmer Reflects on the Changes He’s Seen During His Life (1965)

2w
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An Art Conservator Restores a Painting of the Doomed Party Girl Isabella de’ Medici: See the Before and After

2w
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40,000-Year-Old Symbols Found in Caves Worldwide May Be the Earliest Written Language

2w
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How a 19th Century Scientist Created Incredibly Realistic 3D Models of the Moon (1874)

2w
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When Michelangelo Created Artistic Designs for Military Fortifications to Protect Florence (1529–1530)

2w
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Albert Einstein Gives a Speech Praising Immigrants’ Contributions to America (1939)

2w
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Everything That Went Wrong During The Wizard of Oz’s Seriously Troubled Production

3w
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Leonardo Da Vinci’s To-Do List from 1490: The Plan of a Renaissance Man

3w
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The Horrifying Paintings of Francis Bacon

3w
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The Earliest Known Appearance of the F‑Word (1310)

3w
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The Technology That Brought Down Medieval Castles and Changed the Middle Ages

3w
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How Erik Satie Invented Modern Music: A Visual Explanation

3w
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Browse Thousands of Free Vintage Cocktail Recipes Online (1705–1951)

3w
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The Advanced Technology of Ancient Rome: Automatic Doors, Water Clocks, Vending Machines & More

3w
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Discover the 100-Year-Old Self-Playing Violin, One of the Most Complex Music Players Ever Made

3w
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What an 85-Year-Long Harvard Study Says Is the Real Key to Happiness

1mo
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Why You Should Only Work 3–4 Hours a Day, Like Charles Darwin, Virginia Woolf & Adam Smith

1mo
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Entries updated Oct 6, 2025 01:49:58 PM PDT

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