British Library treasures
The British Library shares its visual treasures: manuscripts, illustrations, Alice, and books turned into sculpture.
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The British Library shares its visual treasures: manuscripts, illustrations, Alice, and books turned into sculpture.
Telegram of the dayStories from Smithsonian magazine in English: archaeology, history, art and nature, each with a headline and a short summary.
Instagram of the dayA woodworker trained under a Kyoto master shows traditional Japanese joints that hold without nails or screws.
Short, friendly videos on the latest in astronomy: the Sun, Saturn, exoplanets, the fastest star on record, eclipses worth staying up for.
The official profile of the world's largest library: old illustrations, photographs and albums from its collections.
A dictionary that tells you not what a word means but where it came from: which roots, which languages it passed through, and how its meaning shifted along the way.
Telegram of the dayA large English-language channel on fresh research in biology, physics, space and AI, where each post is a short explainer with context.
Instagram of the dayBritish photographer Levon Biss shoots insects, seeds and museum specimens in such detail that every tiny hair shows.
TikTok of the dayViewers send in clips and he figures out exactly where they were filmed, working from the smallest details in the frame. Geography as detective work.
Tasty, BuzzFeed's short-video recipe brand, has about a hundred boards and over 10 million followers on Pinterest.
Egypt of the dayAn interactive atlas of the Theban necropolis in Egypt: tomb plans for the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens, photos, excavation history and a bibliography for every tomb.
Site of the dayTick off the ingredients sitting in your fridge and pantry, and the site finds recipes you can make right now.