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Prince Albert’s Philanthropic Project of the South Kensington Museum
Posted On May 8, 2019


Prince Albert owned the worlds largest collection of Raphael reproductions with over 50 unique portraits. Albert commissioned a photographer to go into the Vatican Museum in Rome, Italy and take photographs of all Raphael works. These photographs of course lacked […]


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The Commonality Between Herbivores and Size
Posted On January 14, 2019


The largest land animals on Earth today are all herbivores, but this was also true during the age of the dinosaurs. In descending order, the 5 largest living herbivores are the African elephant, the African bush elephant, the Asian elephant, […]


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The Original Intent of the Science of Archeology
Posted On December 20, 2018


Archeology first began with a quest to discover one master truth above all others which was to find direct evidence of Jesus Christ. During the 17th century, fossils and other archaeological evidence of life prior to human beings were erroneously […]


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The Rarity of Fossils
Posted On September 12, 2018


If every single human being on Earth were to die suddenly, less than 10 fossils would be left behind, as the conditions required for fossils to materialize are incredibly specific and detailed Share this interesting fact: Like this: Like Loading… […]


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Feathered Dinosaurs
Posted On August 27, 2018


Every single feathered dinosaur ever discovered has been identified as a predatory carnivore. It is suspected by paleontologists that the Tyrannosaurus rex had feathers in various areas of its body. Feathers often serve a purpose for birds dependent of their […]


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