Cool Finds
Indonesian Village Turns Into a Rainbow to Attract Tourists
Every house and business in Kampung Pelangi is painted in bright rainbow colors
Enormous Chicken Painting Comes Home to Roost
After years overseas, Doug Argue’s iconic portrait is back
Now You Too Can Own a Piece of Space History
The engraver who inscribed Carl Sagan's and Frank Drake's 1973 message to extraterrestrials is now taking orders
Drag Queens Are Public Libraries’ Newest Storytellers
Early reading just got a lot more glamorous
Can Giving Paintings Their Own DNA Stop Art Forgery?
Science is leading the charge against copycats
Street Art Will Soon Take to the Skies with Graffiti-Painting Drone Swarms
Paint-loaded quadcopters can turn any vertical space into a canvas
Newly Digitized Archives Reveal the Inner Lives of Artists
The Delaware Art Museum just put 500 rare documents online
Spectacularly Detailed Armored Dinosaur 'Mummy' Makes Its Debut
A nodosaur found in Alberta includes some of the best preserved dino skin and armor ever found
An Upcoming Art Exhibition Caters to Canine Critics
Touching (and licking and sniffing) the art is allowed
Battle the Bard in Shakespeare Remix Competition
$25,000 is on the line—along with some serious bragging rights
Massive Royal Atlas Gets Digitized
The magnificent Klencke Atlas is now available online courtesy of the British Library
Ancient Human Cousin May Have Lived Alongside Early Homo Sapiens
<i>Homo naledi</i> may have been much younger—and more advanced—than previously thought
Two New Species of Googly-Eyed Tarsiers Discovered in Indonesia
The tiny tree dwellers are the 80th and 81st primates discovered since 2000
These Groceries Are Made of Felt
And artist Lucy Sparrow is opening an entire bodega full of them
Paris’ Infamous Love Locks Will Now Help Migrants
The pesky padlocks are now removed from the bridge—and up for auction
Shipwreck Identified as Rare Canal Boat
Durham boats once fueled trade in the Erie Canal
Project Is Making 3D Scans of Ancient Handprints
The Handpas Project is looking to unlock who made the prehistoric art and why
Antarctica's Blood Falls Helps Unravel the Inner Workings of Glaciers
A new study maps the path of the water that feeds the falls and explores how water can exist under the ice
Museum of Migration Opens in London
The ambitious museum brings new perspective to a city shaped by immigrants
Why New York Schoolchildren Want to Grow a Billion Oysters
It's a grand attempt to restore a ravaged estuary
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