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John Hays Hammond Jr. – The Father of Radio Control

An "inventor's inventor," whose hundreds of patents underlie much of our modern technology. John Hays Hammond Jr. lives and works in a medieval-style castle, which he built on the...

Black Falcon (Falco subniger)

Family: The black falcon (Falco subniger) is a medium-sized falcon belonging to the family Falconidae. Habitat: One of the slenderest of...

Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis)

The cardinal flower is a symbol of joy and happiness, attracts abundance, and repels negativity. Red cardinal flowers...

Beautiful Rare Birds: Discovering Extraordinary Bird Species

The essence of scarcity in rare birds makes them beautiful. Rare birds are hard to find and unique...

Yareta – A 3000 Years Old Alien-looking Plant

Yareta is a green and alien-looking growing plant in South America. On first inspection, you might consider that...

Superstition: A Belief Surviving an Early Stage of Thinking

Superstition is a belief surviving from an earlier stage of thinking and is based on cause-and-effect relations inconsistent with science. Primitive ways of thinking,...

What is a tornado?

What is a tornado? People are often confused about what a tornado is and how it forms. A tornado is a violent, whirling storm that...

What is Terracotta?

Terracotta is an Italian term for a sturdy, durable, and attractive earthenware form made from clay of superior quality. It is used in making...

Sleep the Pathway to Your Dreams

What do you think about sleep the pathway to your dreams? Man has always slept, and his sleep has always seemed mysterious; often it...

Devils Lake in Sauk County, Wisconsin, United States

On the three sides of Devils Lake crumbled quartzite bluffs were formed by the rushing water of an extinct river. During the Wisconsin glaciation,...

Designing for Expedition: Ship Interiors Built for Adventure and Exploration

Ship Interiors Built for Adventure and Exploration On the deck of a dreamy boat, with the sea breeze gently twirling your hair and the endless...

History of Playing Cards

The history of playing cards is not clear. However the cards, are pieces of cardboard, oblong in shape, bearing certain figures and spots; specifically,...

The Art of Tapestry Weaving

The art of tapestry weaving is a method of fabric design and, from this, a term applied to such fabrics themselves. Tapestry differs from...

The Cities Vesuvius Buried

Pompeii and Herculaneum were the once prosperous cities that were vesuvius burried in Italy. The country by the Bay of Naples, called Campania, has...

This Is What to Do With Wedding Flowers After Your Ceremony

Sometimes, flowers are all you need. That's what the song says, at least. But if it's your wedding day, flowers might be exactly what...