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The Lycurgus Cup’s Color-Changing Glass Gets a New Recreation
Sheffield has recreated the Lycurgus Cup’s striking green-to-red glass effect. Here is what the new project shows—and what remains unknown about the Roman original.
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“Help Me” at Eastern State: Revisiting Paranormal Warehouse’s EVP
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The FBI Black Triangle Report Has Two Different Timelines
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Google Ocean’s ‘Atlantis’ Grid: Why the Underwater City Disappeared
The Atlantic grid was real as a map pattern. Google and NOAA explain why it was not an underwater street system—and why a later…
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