Space Technology Will Protect the Vatican’s Treasures
New space technology isn't just for traveling into the cosmos — these innovations have applications on earth, as well. Medicine, transportation, public safety, computers and agriculture are some of the industries that have made progress by applying space technology. Also on that list: The Catholic Church. The Vatican has partnered with the European Space Agency (ESA) to preserve religious and cultural manuscripts, documents and books.
100-Year-Old Technologies (That Haven’t Changed Much and Still Rock)
"They don't make 'em like they used to," many nostalgic, wistful people will say. There are two things wrong with that statement. The first is that it's usually said as though that's a bad thing. Most of the time, technology changes for the better. The other thing that's wrong with that statement is that there are plenty of things we use today that we still make exactly like we used to.
There Were Never Any Polish SS – Open Letter And Petition
The statement "Polish SS" is not only a lie, but also highly offensive and disrespectful to the memory of all the brave Polish men and women who gave their lives fighting against the German invaders from the very first to the last day of World War II.
Michael Genereux: Montreal’s Jean-Talon Market a Favorite
Jean-Talon is one of four renowned markets operated by Public Markets of Montréal Corporation (MPM). This unique organization is dedicated to providing Montrealers with access to fresh, locally sourced foods and goods in order to boost the local economy. Established in 1993, MPM is also a cultural institution in the proud French-speaking city.
The 6 Weirdest Things Ever Found on a Construction Site
Construction happens all over the world on a daily basis, so it's simply a matter of odds that we'll uncover some unexpected — and sometimes downright bizarre — findings along the way.