rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

rejectedprincesses: Mary Anning (1799-1847): the Princess of Paleontology TONS more detail available at the main site entry (click right here). Art notes and the like behind the cut. Keep reading

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Worldhistoryfacts: One Of The First Known Images Of The Famous Trojan Horse, Dating To 670 Bce. Note The Greek Soldiers Peeking Out Of Holes In The Horse.

Mindblowingfactz: George Lazenby Wasn’t An Actual Actor. He Got Himself A Suit, A Rolex And A New Haircut, Then Met With The Producer And Made Up Movies He Had Been In. He Later Landed The Role Of James Bond. Sourceimage Via Airows

Did-You-Kno: A Bunny Named Tona Has Gained Quite A Twitter Following Because She Enjoys Napping In Piles Of Stuffed Animals, Where She Blends In Like E.t. Hiding In Elliott’s Closet. Source

Irisharchaeology: Tthe Neolithic Portal Tomb/Dolmen At Haroldstown, Co Carlow, Ireland. It’s Circa 5500 Years Old Source

Blunt-Science: Neil Degrasse Tyson Explaining The Wilma Flintstone On The Moon.

Did-You-Kno: From The Crayon Initiative Website: “The Wax From Crayons Is Not Biodegradable And Will Never Break Down, Leaving A Waxy Sludge In Our Landfills For Centuries To Come. The Crayon Initiative Supports Environmental Efforts By Diverting

Antikythera-Astronomy: The Invisible Galaxya New Form Of Diffuse Galaxy Has Been Discovered Inside The Coma Cluster. This Place Is Made 99.99% Of Dark Matter, Totally Invisible As It Doesn’t Interact With Light.the Galaxy Is Known As Dragonfly 44 And

Archaeologists Identify More Than 150 Rock Art Paintings In Chile

Appliedtechnotopia-Consulting: Realcleverscience: Futuristech-Info: Video: Tiny Dust-Sized Sensor Could Be The Future Of Brain-Machine Interfaces - “Neural Dust” This Is Pretty Awesome. After The Iot (Internet-Of-Things), We’ll Have The Next

Mindblowingfactz: Women Can See More Shades Of Red Than Men. The Gene That Allows Us To See The Color Red Is On The X Chromosome, Of Which Men Only Have 1. Because Women Have 2, They Can See Crimson, Maroon, Cardinal, Ruby, And Scarlet, But Men May

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