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Why does the date of Easter change every year? By Tom Metcalfe published 6 April 23 Easter can fall on any Sunday between March 22 and April 25. The date took millennia to standardize for surprisingly complex reasons.
What Is Passover? By Natalie Wolchover last updated 3 April 23 Passover is one of the most important Jewish holidays, celebrating the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. In 2023, it begins the evening of April 5.
Why are some people always late? By Sascha Pare published 3 April 23 Being late is a tendency that some people cannot seem to shake. Many factors contribute to perpetual lateness, including time perception, time management and personality.
Inside the gory world of Victorian Medicine in All About History 128 By Jonathan Gordon published 23 March 23 Inside All About History 128: From bloody surgery to strange medical theories, uncover the evolving world of Victorian medicine.
Board game deals 2023: Save on modern greats and family classics By Jordan Middler published 22 March 23 Recently won 2nd prize in beauty contest? Here’s some board game deals to spend your prize money on.
How do flat-Earthers explain the equinox? We investigated. By Brandon Specktor last updated 20 March 23 Equinoxes would be physically impossible over a flat Earth, but that doesn't stop conspiracy theorists from trying to explain them.
Save over $50 on this Lego Tree House set By Lloyd Coombes published 19 March 23 The Lego Tree House is a great set for nature lovers, young and old, and it's over 20% off at Amazon.
St Patrick's Day: 5 facts about this most Irish of celebrations By Tanya Lewis published 17 March 23 Why we wear green and other holiday curiosities.
Best Lego sets for adults: Science, nature & engineering sets for curious minds By Kimberley Snaith published 15 March 23 We’ve rounded up the best Lego sets for adults, focusing on those with a science, design, or technology slant.
Da Vinci's mother was an enslaved teenager trafficked to Italy, new documents suggest By Ben Turner published 15 March 23 A new collection of documents found within the State Archives of Florence suggests that da Vinci's mother was an enslaved girl kidnapped from the Caucasus.
