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Geminid Meteor Shower: Everything You Need to Know What is the Geminid Meteor Shower? The Geminid meteor shower is an annual celestial event that occurs when the Earth passes through …

Peter Mark Roget: From Napoleonic Captive to Lexicographical Genius Early Life and Education Peter Mark Roget was born in 1779, the son of a Swiss watchmaker who had settled in …

Ancient Mesopotamia: Border Disputes and the Power of Writing The Deciphered Pillar: A Window into Ancient Conflict A recently deciphered 4,500-year-old marble pillar from ancient Mesopotamia has shed new light …

Ancient Eye Cream: A 2,200-Year-Old Discovery Eye Cream Unearthed in Ancient Tomb In a remarkable discovery, archaeologists excavating an ancient cemetery in Aizanoi, Turkey, have unearthed a jar of eye …

Indoor Navigation: The Future of Wayfinding Introduction In today’s world, we rely heavily on GPS to navigate our way around outdoors. But what about when we’re inside large buildings, such …

Glory: The Enduring Legacy of Black Soldiers in the Civil War Historical Significance of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Glory, a critically acclaimed Civil War movie released in 1989, tells …

Saving Louisiana’s Coast: An Enormous Undertaking The Problem: Coastal Erosion Louisiana’s coastline is disappearing at an alarming rate, losing a football field of land every 48 minutes. This is due …

André Michaux: Forgotten Explorer of the American Wilderness A French Botanist’s Quest for the Pacific In the heart of the American Philosophical Society, a distinguished gathering of scientists and intellectuals, …

The Battle of Gettysburg: A New Perspective through GIS Technology Re-examining the Battle with Digital Tools New technology is providing historians with an unprecedented opportunity to revisit the Battle of …