The purpose of a room helps inform its design. The function of the space, like a bathroom or bedroom, can give hints as to which style would work for its decor. This week on Wondrium Shorts, learn to design practically and aesthetically. […]
Many civilizations thrived during the Middle Ages. Trade and developments in transportation made it possible for those in Asia, Africa, Polynesia, Europe, and the Americas to broaden their cultures. This week on Wondrium Shorts, see a flourishing South America. […]
Fear of social unrest swept Europe after the Black Death. England passed new laws that clamped down on the working class. This week, Wondrium Shorts shows the conditions that popularized Robin Hood. […]
Most aspects of our lives involve tech that makes carbon emissions. In order to reduce those emissions to net zero, drastic changes will need to be made. This week on Wondrium Shorts, see the bigger picture. […]
Cement is a major contributor of carbon emissions—for now. Companies like Ecocem are developing environmentally friendly cement for use in concrete. This week on Wondrium Shorts, meet the minds behind carbon-neutral cement. […]
A thought experiment about elevators helped inspire Albert Einstein. The sensation of gravity caused him to realize the relationship between acceleration and gravity. On this week’s Wondrium Short, elevate your gravitational awareness. […]
The word “Charlemagne” traveled far from Latin to English. From “the Father of Europe” to “Charles the Great,” he had as many aliases as the whole mafia combined. This week on Wondrium Shorts, trace their origins. […]
Dying in battle or dying otherwise separated the two Norse afterlives. One was for feasting and awaiting the world’s end while the other was boring and shadowy. This week on Wondrium Shorts, unveil the posthumous Norse. […]
The human skeleton is the framework for the body—and much more. Our bones turn over 10% of their mineral content every year. This week on Wondrium Shorts, make no bones about it. […]
Actively listening to contrary views is difficult. We often want to interject and stop them mid-sentence to convey our own message, leading to communication breakdowns. This week on Wondrium Shorts, master opening your ears. […]
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