March 5, 2020

The Curious Corner of the Internet #60

The Curious Corners #60

Hi! Welcome to the Curious Corner of the Internet. Whether you are a long time member, or just a passer-by, we hope you find something interesting in this wide variety of urls! Here we go for the links this month, enjoy!

• Repopulating rare butterflies in a backyard.
• Early cryptographers in renaissance Venice.
• A history of Chinese pillows.
• High resolution imaging of Bruegel.
• Mexico’s ancient caviar.
• How to build a pyramid.
• A hidden Japanese settlement in British Columbia.
• Bibliomania, or the book disease.
• The crossword panic of 1944.
• Marmelada is not marmelade.

• How Tetris bricks are randomized.
• Mosquitoes slaughtered our ancestors and derailed our history.
• This is not an atlas.
• Learning through maze structures.
• Curved cityscapes.
• Learn how to tie proper knots.
• Still life of packaged fruit and vegatables.
• Scroll until the deepest end of the sea.
• Space miniatures.
• 93% of the world population lives on one side of the world.
• Using satellite data for stock predictions..

That's it, thanks for reading! Let us know by email if you have any suggestions for the Curious Corner!

Joost & Kees