December 8, 2020

The Curious Corner of the Internet #69

The Curious Corners #69

Hey there! Glad to have you around! This month Curious Corner of the Internet is full of awesome stuff! We’ve also have a recommendation for another weekly newsletter at the end which I love! So keep on reading. 📚

Here we go for the links this month, enjoy!

• Designing an asteroid miner.
• The graveyard shift.
• The inventor of the saxophone.
• Is Darwin wrong on how atolls are formed?
• A mere 10 million stars in the center of our galaxy.
• Look out of a window anywhere in the world.
• A replica of the greek Parthenon in Nashville.
• Drawings of machines for making drawings.
• A google maps for a cell.
• A map of the moon.

• Michel Lotito ate an airplane.
• The rusty atom smasher.
• A cross between a zeppelin & railroad-car
• The pasta train.
• Another art-gallery every hour.
• Spending 11 years on a Line Rider track.
• The musical time machine.
• A modern wooden cargo ship.
• The man who invented the zamboni.
• A dwarf eating carp.
• The largest cashew tree.

And as promised my newsletter recommendation, here you go:

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

Joost & Kees