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What Took Down These Three Ancient Civilizations?
When it comes to piecing together what happened to civilizations that no longer exist, it can be challenging to solve the mystery. But research into Angkor, the Akkadian Empire, and even the Norse of Greenland, is helping us see that … Continue reading
Marie Curie’s Papers Are Still Radioactive and Will Be for Centuries | My Modern Met
By Madeleine Muzdakis on December 5, 2023 Marie Curie, photographed around 1920. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons, PUblic domain) Marie Curie is likely the most famous female scientist, and arguably one of the most notable scientific names of any gender. Her work … Continue reading
Why aren’t quantum computers everywhere, Mr. Feynman?
Want to learn more about quantum computing? Head to https://q-ctrl.com/black-opal and use the offer code TIBEES to get a 20% discount on the Pro plan. Feynman’s 1981 speech (transcribed): https://s2.smu.edu/~mitch/class/5395/… Subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me: … Continue reading
Chocolate: Food of the Gods
Chocolate has an incredible story from the cacao tree to the chocolate that we love today. Discover chocolate’s long lost Mesoamerican history from its South American origins to its cultivation and rise in Mesoamerica. Thumbnail image by kamazotz, https://www.deviantart.com/kamazotz/a… Watch … Continue reading
How To Accidentally Invent A Color
Take the PBS Digital Studios Audience Survey: https://to.pbs.org/pbssurvey2023x One of the most colorful accidents in history, malaria, and…genetically engineered bacteria?! These are all part of the story behind the color purple. Maren Hunsberger travels through time in London to follow … Continue reading