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This Smart Pet Drinking Fountain Has Made My Cats Insufferable Water Snobs

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This Smart Pet Drinking Fountain Has Made My Cats Insufferable Water Snobs

Behold The Fleetwood Building, The Most Cadillacest Building On Earth

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Behold The Fleetwood Building, The Most Cadillacest Building On Earth

Jason Torchinsky

VR Architecture Reveals Stunning Details, But Can’t Always Capture Ambience

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9 months ago

VR Architecture Reveals Stunning Details, But Can’t Always Capture Ambience

Hannah Lewi

We were used to consuming architecture – both near to home and far away – with ease. But this year,…

At 9,036-Pieces the Roman Colosseum Is Officially The Largest Lego Set Ever

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At 9,036-Pieces the Roman Colosseum Is Officially The Largest Lego Set Ever

Andrew Liszewski

Sanctuary Temples in Ancient Greece Had Accessibility Ramps, New Research Suggests

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1 year ago

Sanctuary Temples in Ancient Greece Had Accessibility Ramps, New Research Suggests

George Dvorsky

Lost Monument of Early Maya Civilisation Discovered in Mexico

1 year ago

Lost Monument of Early Maya Civilisation Discovered in Mexico

The surprising discovery of a 2,800-year-old monumental structure in Tabasco, Mexico, is shaking our conceptions of Maya civilisation and its…

We Live In A World With A Dak Ralter Action Figure, And More Of The Most Unbelievable Toys Of The Week

1 year ago

We Live In A World With A Dak Ralter Action Figure, And More Of The Most Unbelievable Toys Of The Week

Andrew Liszewski and James Whitbrook

MIT Confirms A Bridge Leonardo Da Vinci Designed 500 Years Ago Was An Ancient Engineering Marvel

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2 years ago

MIT Confirms A Bridge Leonardo Da Vinci Designed 500 Years Ago Was An Ancient Engineering Marvel

Andrew Liszewski

Before Cranes, Ancient Greeks May Have Used This Ingenious Lifting Machine To Move Heavy Stones

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2 years ago

Before Cranes, Ancient Greeks May Have Used This Ingenious Lifting Machine To Move Heavy Stones

George Dvorsky

Cranes first appeared in ancient Greece over 2,500 years ago, but new research suggests a primitive lifting machine — a…

Researchers Made 25-Ton Boulders They Can Move By Hand, Giving More Insights Into Ancient Engineering

2 years ago

Researchers Made 25-Ton Boulders They Can Move By Hand, Giving More Insights Into Ancient Engineering

Andrew Liszewski

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