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Meet the woman who worked for free to win the Nobel Prize in Physics

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The world’s first submarine was a total garbage fire of a creation, and yes, of course they still used it

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How gambling, drinking, and laziness led to the creation of the sandwich

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According to this newspaper from 106 years ago, humans prefer to just ignore impending doom

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From rites of passage to hipsters: The evolution of tattoos

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During the space race, the Soviet Union ruled Venus

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You asked, we’ll answer: Marie Curie named most influential woman of all time

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How WWI helped invent the zipper

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Are the Great Pyramid of Giza’s electromagnetic qualities evidence of extraterrestrial life?

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The 16th century shieldgun was an intimidating piece of garbage

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Robert Cornelius: The first man to take a selfie in 1839

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19th-century railway workers’ injuries were so gnarly they needed their own surgeons

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What did people of the past think the future would look like?

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Particle accelerator used to recover 150-year-old daguerreotype portraits

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They turned a cat into a phone for the sake of science

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How Florence Sabin transformed medicine and made headway for women scientists

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Hedy Lamarr: How the Hollywood glamour girl helped invent Wi-Fi

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Uncovering the secrets of a 1,000-year-old celestial computer

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The Voyager missions: Photos, facts, and quotes of epic proportions

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The blind baby crisis of the 1950s

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The craziest medical treatments in history

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15 accidental inventions that changed the world

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This Nobel Prize winner is also the father of chemical warfare

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Boy unearths treasure from Danish king, and it’s surprising link to Bluetooth

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Animals in space exploration

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January 8, 1964: Lyndon B. Johnson declares “War on Poverty”

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