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Clouds over the Greater Caucasus Range, along with fog and atmospheric mist. The landscape represents geological features from different geological epochs: Triassic, Jurassic, and the Oligocene. View from Mount Asbestnaya, Republic of Adygea, Caucasus Mountains.
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A tiny masterpiece of Flemish illumination, the Warburg Book of Hours in the Rare Book and Special Collections Division recently received a new binding that allows readers to better view some of most beautiful paintings and trompe-l’œil manuscript borders in the Library’s collection.
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The Geography and Map Division collections include vibrant nineteenth century maps showcasing brand new American communities and promises of the “good life” to prospective lot or home buyers. This post explores the common themes and fascinating details of these highly artistic maps designed to lure investment.
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features a cloudscape in the Large Magellanic Cloud., a dwarf satellite galaxy of the Milky Way.
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Railgun’s RAIL token has spiked 15% higher after Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin transferred over $2.6 million in crypto using the privacy protocol.
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Consensys did not reveal the financial details of the deal, which could bring improvements to MetaMask’s onboarding process.
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The story of how this creation scientist made discoveries showing that DNA confirms the Bible
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features the remote galaxy HerS 020941.1+001557, which appears as a red arc that partially encircles a foreground elliptical galaxy.
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15 pieces of fossil and geological evidence for a young earth and global flood—with pictures.
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Once again, kids 10 and under receive free admission to the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter this year.
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Scientists have released the first X-ray images of a mysterious spherical object found in Colombia that locals claim is of alien origin. The so-called “UFO” was spotted in March over the town of Buga, zigzagging across the sky in a pattern that defies description of conventional aircraft. The object was discovered shortly after landing and has since been analysed by scientists, who have found it to be made up of three layers of metal-like material and 18 microspheres surrounding a central core they call a “chip”, the Daily Mail reports. Radiologist Dr. Jose Luis Velasquez, who examined the sphere, said…
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The Geography & Map Division recently digitized an important set of maps of Austria-Hungary. In this post, we explore these 19th- and early 20th-century maps and the layers of history and language that they contain.
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features a peculiar spiral galaxy called Arp 184 or NGC 1961.
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At a Wednesday press conference, World announced it would build an orb factory in Richardardson, Texas.
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The Library of Congress has launched a new project to improve the text supporting keyword searches in Chronicling America. Read about our recent work and future plans to make this valuable historical collection easier to explore.
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This cosmic skyscape
features glowing gas and dark dust clouds alongside the young stars of
NGC 3572
This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features the spiral galaxy Messier 77, also known as the Squid Galaxy.
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A slew of prominent atheists is pointedly attacking the foundations of Christianity and winning new followers. Are you prepared to counter their claims?
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features the globular cluster Messier 72 (M72).
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It was this moment in history, when Jesus conquered death, that gives humanity hope for all eternity if they will repent and trust in Christ for salvation.
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On Earth, coastlines are dynamic interfaces where land and sea meet, often marked by river deltas at the confluence of rivers and oceans. Intriguingly, Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, also possesses rivers and seas, but observations reveal enigmatic features that challenge our understanding. The study was published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets. Titan, the largest of Saturn’s numerous moons, boasts a substantial atmosphere that fosters Earth-like weather patterns, including clouds, wind, and precipitation. However, its rivers, lakes, and seas are composed of liquid methane and ethane, not water. Data from the Cassini spacecraft, obtained in 2006 using specialized radar,…
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In northwest Australia, the Great Sandy Desert holds great geological interest as a zone of active sand dune movement. While a variety of dune forms appear across the region, this astronaut photograph features numerous linear dunes (about 25 meters high) separated in a roughly regular fashion (0.5 to 1.5 kilometers apart).
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One of the brightest galaxies in planet Earth’s sky is similar in size
to our Milky Way Galaxy: big,
beautiful Messier 81
The rise of artificial intelligence unlocks an altered world of possibilities that are already transforming how humans work, learn, heal, grieve, relate, and worship.
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This fall, the Serial and Government Publications Division’s Archives, History, and Heritage Advanced (AHHA) intern, Jala Robertson, researched and wrote 10 research guides about African American and Hispanic American people and groups using the Chronicling America Historic American Newspapers database. Take a look at Robertson’s guides on Muhammad Ali, Arthur Ashe, the Tuskegee Airmen and more!
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope Picture of the Week features a sparkling spiral galaxy paired with a prominent star, both in the constellation Virgo. While the galaxy and the star appear to be close to one another, even overlapping, they’re actually a great distance apart.
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In Chronicling America’s new interface, the image viewer provides tools to help you inspect and interactive with each individual newspaper page. Here are our top five tips for navigating, clipping, and sharing!
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Why are there so many cyclones around the north pole of Jupiter?
The topic is still being researched
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Knowing how to balance our responsibilities is never easy, but God has not left us in the dark.
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A Harvard astrophysicist, Dr. Willie Soon, claims that a mathematical formula provides evidence for God’s existence. Speaking on the Tucker Carlson Network, Dr. Soon referenced the “fine-tuning argument,” which suggests the universe’s physical laws are precisely calibrated for life, making it unlikely this occurred by chance. He highlighted the asymmetry between matter and antimatter as evidence of intentional design. After the Big Bang, matter and antimatter formed together, but the universe now has far less antimatter. If they were equal, they would annihilate each other, leaving nothing behind. This imbalance, Dr. Soon argues, points to a designed universe. Dr Soon…
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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features a supernova remnant called the Veil Nebula. This nebula is the remnant of a star roughly 20 times as massive as the Sun that exploded about 10,000 years ago.
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Robert Hastings, a prominent UFO researcher and author of UFOs & Nukes, has investigated military encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena. But Hastings is no mere observer of the phenomenon—he claims to be a participant. In a recent interview on The Good Trouble Show, Hastings revealed that he has experienced multiple abductions by non-human entities (NHI) since the 1980s, describing them as “real, physical confrontations” that defy conventional understanding. “I don’t care about your educational background, your intelligence, if you don’t accept the reality of this, you’ve missed the boat,” Hastings said during the interview. Hastings’ first abduction experience occurred in…
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Futures activity hints at an influx of fresh shorts as Monday’s bearish marubozu candle points to more losses ahead.
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By studying the diversity of animals on Noah’s ship, we can understand how many creatures were destroyed in the flood and how so few animals repopulated the earth with the variety we enjoy today.
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Substantive and enduring love is ultimately rooted in and continually flows from God himself, even from before creation.
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Welcome to r/OpenMindScience, a new subreddit that features everything from peer-reviewed research to emerging theories and unconventional ideas. Explore science, technology, consciousness, the UAP phenomenon, and other mysteries of the Universe. Engage with both mainstream and alternative perspectives in the pursuit of deeper understanding of life as we know it. If you believe science thrives on open minds and bold questions, this is the community for you. Subscribe now to r/OpenMindScience!
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Most of us have experienced a pet displaying what looks like “guilty” behavior for doing something they shouldn’t have. But is there any reality behind this cute display?
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British clothing manufacturer Vollebak has unveiled a groundbreaking tracksuit made entirely from pure silver. This innovative garment is designed to block electromagnetic radiation, shield wearers from infrared cameras, and offer antibacterial protection. The company claims that wearing this suit makes it impossible for anyone to track you through your smartphone—whether it’s on or off—or even call you. Vollebak, which brands itself as a “clothing from the future” company, has utilized a shielding material in this “conspiracy suit” that is reportedly the same as the one NASA used for its Curiosity rover. “Long before the Curiosity rover was sent to Mars…
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Read MoreWelcome to r/OpenMindScience, a new subreddit that features everything from peer-reviewed research to emerging theories and unconventional ideas. Explore science, technology, consciousness, the UAP phenomenon, and other mysteries of the Universe. Engage with both mainstream and alternative perspectives in the pursuit of deeper understanding of life as we know it. If you believe science thrives on open minds and bold questions, this is the community for you. Subscribe now to r/OpenMindScience!
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Read MoreGorgeous spiral galaxy Messier 33 seems to have more than its
fair share of glowing hydrogen gas
The Rare Book and Special Collections Division will partner with the Library’s “By the People” crowdsource transcription project and Pennsylvania State University’s Douglass Day initiative to transcribe the contents of the African American Perspectives Collection. Read on to learn more about Douglass Day, transcription, and other efforts to preserve and share the collection assembled by Daniel Murray, a legendary figure in the history of the Library of Congress.
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It’s so sad to watch parents s*ck the joy out of things their kids enjoy. So many kids would be delighted playing school sports in a casual, fun environment, but because their parents don’t want them to unless they’re going to be the best at them, many kids don’t even bother playing sports in the first place. There are kids who love to do theater for fun, but their parents make the experience miserable by giving them notes and picking apart their performance before they ever even get onstage. You would think that these parents would be happy that their kid has an extracurricular activity they enjoy, but that’s not good enough in this highly competitive world. Even if you’re not looking at it from a competitive or extracurricular angle, it is incredibly easy for a parent or guardian to take joyful and harmless things away from their dependents.