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Hygge: Connecting Nature and Home

Imagine spending a night curled up in a warm blanket with your favorite book, drinking hot tea, listening to Simon & Garfunkel on vinyl with

Arches National Park

There are many natural phenomena in our world that are completely inexplicable. The Northern Lights,

Solar-Powered Yachts in Development

Crystal blue water reflecting the sun and mist splashing your face. A cool breeze whipping

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How the Nintendo Switch is Made

Whether you want to experience classic games given a new life, the latest in competitive

Beautify Earth with Graffiti Art

We’ve seen an array of amazing artistic creations being born over the past few months.

Creation

Models Meet Modeling Software: Matthew Stone

When the digital and art world collide, it can cause a variety

Innovation

FICO on AI and Digital Security

On an episode of Tomorrow’s World Today, our Field Reporter Tamara Krinsky

Creation

History of Ancient Painting

Paintings tells stories. It tells stories about what inspires us, what saddens us, what we’ve lost, what our society is

Inspiration

Sandboarding: Surfing the Dunes

Inspiration

Botanical and Topiary Sculptures Around the World

Innovation

In Orbit: The Stratolaunch Program

Quayola and Enhancing Art

It’s usually easy to identify what medium or subject an artist is most comfortable with. For example, a painter with an emphasis on still-life is

Redesigning the Wheel: the Reconfigurable Wheel Track

Wheels are round. This is an established fact regarding carts, vehicles, and most modes of transportation. The wheels on the bus go round and round,

Crayons and Candles: A Story in Paraffin

Paraffin is a colorless, flammable solid, similar to wax. It is made from distilling shale or petroleum. It doesn’t have a smell, making it ideal

Thoreau’s Lake: Walden Pond

The picturesque beauty of a lake is well-documented throughout history. Humankind has always been charmed by ponds and other bodies of water, with these secluded

Matthias Pliessnig: The Art of Sitting

Where are you reading this article? No, not what device you’re using, but what is your your actual, physical location? Odds are you’re sitting somewhere.