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Flower
Angiosperm reproductive structures with four key parts: sepals, petals, stamens,... Marie Curie
Pioneering Polish-French physicist/chemist (1867-1934). With husband Pierre, won... Stephen King
American author (b. 1947), "King of Horror." Over 350 million books sold across ... Mars
Fourth planet from the Sun, the "Red Planet" has a CO2 atmosphere and tenuous gr... Venus
Second planet from the Sun, Venus is Earth's "sister" in size and mass. Its dens... Achelousaurus
Late Cretaceous ceratopsid from North America, 77-75 MYA. Achelousaurus had bony... Mercury (planet)
Innermost planet, named for Roman god. Heavily cratered, like Earth's Moon, with... Margaret Atwood
Canadian author (b. 1939) of "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Oryx and Crake." Master ... Olympic sports
Summer & Winter Games sports, governed by Int'l Federations & the IOC. Tokyo 202... Volkswagen Beetle
VW Type 1, produced 1938-2003, is a small family car conceived in 1930s Germany.... Orpheus
Thracian bard of Greek myth, famed for music's power over nature. Traveled with ... Egyptian pyramids
Egyptian pyramids: ancient tombs, mainly Old & Middle Kingdom. Earliest: Saqqara... Hercules
Roman hero, son of Jupiter & Alcmena. Known for immense strength and legendary a... Nissan GT-R
Nissan's GT-R (R35) debuted in 2007, a 2+2 sports car/grand tourer. It's built o... Ford GT40
Ford built this mid-engine racer to beat Ferrari at Le Mans in the '60s. Mk I mo... Titanoboa
Extinct boa from Colombia's Paleocene Cerrejón Formation; fossils found in the 2... Harlan Ellison
American author Harlan Ellison (1934-2018) wrote over 1,700 works, impacting spe... Set (deity)
Egyptian god of chaos, storms, and the desert. Known as Sutekh, Set defended Ra ... List of pharaohs
Pharaohs ruled Egypt from ~3100 BC, though the title arose ~1400 BC. "Nesut" was... Helios
Greek sun god, son of Titans Hyperion & Theia. Brother of Selene (Moon) & Eos (D... Agamemnon
Mycenaean king, leader of the Achaean army in the Trojan War. Son of Atreus, hus... Dodge Charger
Debuted 1966 as a mid-size coupe after '64/65 show cars. The Charger nameplate h... Douglas Adams
English author (1952-2001) of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." Combined a... Uranus (mythology)
Primordial Greek god of the sky, Uranus is the son and husband of Gaia (Earth). ... Theseus
Athenian hero of myth, slayer of the Minotaur. Son of Aegeus or Poseidon, he uni... Robert E. Howard
American pulp writer (1906-1936), born in Texas. Best known for creating Conan t... Disco
US dance music from the late 60s, born in urban nightlife, esp. Black, Latino, I... Lamborghini Huracán
Lamborghini's mid-engine, two-seat sports car, named for the Spanish word for "h... Jörmungandr
Midgard Serpent, offspring of Loki & Angrboða. Cast into the sea by Odin, it gre... Pan (god)
Greek god of the wild, shepherds, and rustic music. Depicted with goat legs and ... Dodge Challenger
Dodge first used "Challenger" in 1959. The pony car arrived in 1970-74, sharing ... Ford GT
Mid-engine sports car by Ford, first released in 2005 for Ford's centenary. The ... Oedipus
Mythical king of Thebes. Abandoned at birth to avoid prophecy, he unknowingly ki... Roman emperor
Ruler of the Roman Empire from 27 BC, starting with Augustus. "Imperator" (milit... William Gibson
Born in 1948, William Gibson is a US-Canadian author known for pioneering cyberp... Bugatti Chiron
Successor to the Veyron, this mid-engine sports car debuted at the 2016 Geneva M... Narges Mohammadi
Iranian activist, born 1972. VP of DHRC, advocating for human rights. Jailed in ... Aeneas
Trojan hero, son of Aphrodite & Anchises. Cousin of Hector. Featured in Homer's ... Jason
Greek hero, leader of the Argonauts. Son of Aeson, rightful king of Iolcos, he s... Lists of World Heritage Sites
UNESCO designates World Heritage Sites since 1972, recognizing cultural and natu... Irène Joliot-Curie
French chemist (1897-1956) who, with husband Frédéric, won the 1935 Nobel Prize ... Hector
Trojan prince and hero of the Iliad. Hector led Troy's defense against the Achae... Thebes, Greece
Boeotian city, Central Greece, inhabited since Bronze Age. Mythological birthpla... AC Cobra
British AC Cars chassis met Ford V8 power in this 1962-1967 sports car. Known as... Mercury (mythology)
Roman god of commerce, communication, and boundaries. Son of Maia and Jupiter, M... Edgar Rice Burroughs
American author (1875-1950) known for adventure & sci-fi. Creator of Tarzan (24 ... Baldr
Norse god, son of Odin & Frigg. Known as Bældæġ (OE) & Balder (OHG), names from ... N. K. Jemisin
Born 1972, N. K. Jemisin is an award-winning American sci-fi/fantasy author know... Orson Scott Card
Born 1951 in Richland, WA, this American author is famed for science fiction. Ca... Han Kang
South Korean author, born 1970. Taught creative writing at Seoul Institute of th... Jennifer Doudna
American biochemist (b. 1964) known for CRISPR gene editing. With Charpentier, s... Hindu temple
Mandirs, or Hindu temples, embody Vedic tradition with square & circle designs. ... List of musical instruments
No description available.... Brontosaurus
Late Jurassic sauropod from the US, 156-146 mya. "Thunder lizard" was named in 1... Pearl S. Buck
American author Pearl S. Buck (1892-1973) won the 1938 Nobel Prize in Literature... Ted Chiang
Born in 1967, Ted Chiang is an American sci-fi author renowned for short stories... Therizinosaurus
Late Cretaceous therizinosaur from Asia, named "scythe lizard" for its huge claw... Olga Tokarczuk
Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk (b. 1962) won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Literature. T... Doris Lessing
British novelist (1919-2013), born in Persia, raised in Southern Rhodesia (Zimba... Jane Addams
American reformer (1860-1935) and key Progressive Era figure. Co-founded Chicago... Obelisk
Ancient Egyptian tekhenu, now called obelisks, are tall, four-sided monuments wi... Pachycephalosaurus
Late Cretaceous ornithischian from western North America. Pachycephalosaurus ("t... Neptune (mythology)
Roman god of freshwater & sea, counterpart to Poseidon. Brother of Jupiter & Plu... Rook (chess)
Chess piece moving horizontally/vertically. Originating from the Persian "rukh" ... Pagani Zonda
Italian mid-engine sports car, unveiled at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show. Originall... Basilica
Ancient Roman public building near forums, serving judicial & commercial roles. ... Vietnamese cuisine
Vietnamese cuisine balances five tastes: sweet, salty, bitter, sour, spicy. Dish... Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Liberian politician (b. 1938) & Harvard-trained economist. First elected female ... Domesticated silver fox
*Vulpes vulpes forma amicus*, a domesticated silver fox, descends from wild red ... Temple
From Latin "templum," a temple is a structure for spiritual practice. Ancient Eg... Polis
Ancient Greek city-state, or "polis," held socio-political significance beyond m... Wangarĩ Maathai
Kenyan activist (1940-2011) who founded the Green Belt Movement, focusing on ref... National dish
Culinary staple strongly tied to a nation, reflecting its identity. Factors incl... Megalosaurus
Named in 1824, *Megalosaurus* was the first dinosaur genus named. This large, ca... Samuel R. Delany
Born 1942 in NYC, Samuel R. Delany is an American SF author & critic. Nebula Awa... Charlotte Perkins Gilman
American feminist (1860-1935) & social reformer. Wrote "The Yellow Wallpaper" (1... Kim Stanley Robinson
American sci-fi author, born 1952. Robinson is renowned for ecologically-themed ... Porsche Carrera GT
Mid-engine sports car, manufactured by Porsche from 2003-2006 (Project 980). Spo... Tetrarchy
Established by Diocletian (293-324 AD), this Roman system divided rule between t... X League (women's football)
US semi-pro indoor women's football, founded in 2009 as the Lingerie Football Le... Dead mall
Dead malls, or ghost malls, are shopping centers with high vacancy rates or dete... Nazi UFOs
WWII-era conspiracy theory linking UFOs to Nazi Germany. Claims suggest advanced... Woodwind instrument
Wind instruments producing sound via air split on an edge (flutes) or vibrating ... Carcharodontosaurus
"Shark-toothed lizard" from Cretaceous Northwest Africa, 100-94 MYA. Carcharodon... Stendhal syndrome
Named for Stendhal's 1817 Florence experience, this psychosomatic condition caus... Ferrari F50
Ferrari's F50, built 1995-1997, is a limited-run, mid-engine targa. Its 4.7L V12... Baryonyx
Early Cretaceous theropod from Europe, 130-125 MYA. Named for its large claw, *B... Lazarus taxon
Lazarus taxa reappear in fossil records after presumed extinction. Coined in 198... Augustus (title)
"Majestic" title bestowed upon Octavian in 27 BC, marking him as Rome's first em... Compsognathus
*Compsognathus* was a small, bipedal theropod from late Jurassic Europe. This ca... Acrocanthosaurus
N. American carcharodontosaurid from 125-99.6 MYA. "High-spined lizard" had tall... Tarbosaurus
Asian tyrannosaurid from the Maastrichtian age. *T. bataar* fossils, including c... Sea eagle
Haliaeetinae subfamily of Accipitridae, also called fish eagles. Ten extant spec... Recipe
Instructions detailing ingredients & steps for preparing a dish. Sub-recipes cre... Nectar
Sugary liquid from plant nectaries, attracting pollinators (bees, moths) or mutu... Nadine Gordimer
South African writer & activist (1923-2014). Won the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literat... Albertosaurus
Tyrannosaurid from Late Cretaceous North America, ~71 MYA. *A. sarcophagus* foss... Muezzin
From minarets, a muezzin chants the adhan, Islam's call to prayer, five times da... Styracosaurus
"Spiked lizard" from the Late Cretaceous of North America. This herbivore had 4-... Psittacosaurus
Early Cretaceous ceratopsian from Asia, 125-105 MYA. The most species-rich non-a... Elasmosaurus
Elasmosaurus, a Late Cretaceous plesiosaur from North America, existed 80-77 MYA... Coelophysis
Late Triassic theropod from the southwestern US, 215-201.4 MYA. A slender, biped... Lois McMaster Bujold
American author born 1949, famed for speculative fiction. Best known for the Vor... Modern dance
Born in the late 1800s in Europe/US, this genre rejects classical ballet. Pionee... Mastaba
Ancient Egyptian tomb, a flat-roofed rectangular structure with sloping sides. B... Gallimimus
"Chicken mimic" theropod from Late Cretaceous Mongolia. Largest ornithomimid, ~2... Protoceratops
Protoceratops, "first horned face," roamed Asia in the Late Cretaceous (75-71 MY... Fritz Leiber
American author Fritz Leiber (1910-1992) wrote fantasy, horror, and science fict... Plateosaurus
Late Triassic "prosauropod" from Central Europe, 214-204 MYA. A basal sauropodom... Rai stones
Yapese stone money, quarried mainly on Palau from crystalline limestone. Disks w... Pollarding
Pruning technique since Roman times (1st c. BCE) where upper tree branches are r... Blossom
Flowers of Prunus trees, like cherry and plum, are blossoms. Typically blooming ... Chalcis
Ancient Euboean city, Chalkis, sits on the Euripus Strait. Its name derives from... Ampullae of Lorenzini
Electroreceptors found in cartilaginous fish (sharks, rays) and some bony fish (... Egyptian temple
Ancient Egyptian temples, from 4th millennium BC shrines to New Kingdom edifices... Egyptian temple
Ancient Egyptian temples, from 4th millennium BC shrines to New Kingdom edifices... Cetacean stranding
Beaching, or cetacean stranding, sees whales/dolphins ashore. Causes are debated... Box turtle
North American Terrapene turtles have a domed, hinged shell for predator defense... Black eagle
*Ictinaetus malaiensis*, the Black Eagle, inhabits South & Southeast Asian fores... Sandy Island, New Caledonia
Phantom island charted near New Caledonia from the late 1800s. Called Île de Sab... Massospondylus
Early Jurassic sauropodomorph from southern Africa, named in 1854. *Massospondyl... Anne L'Huillier
French physicist (b. 1958) & prof. at Lund University, Sweden. L'Huillier leads ... Jellyfish Lake
Palau's Ongeim'l Tketau, or Jellyfish Lake, is a marine lake on Eil Malk island.... The Artist's Garden at Giverny
The Artist's Garden at Giverny (French: Le Jardin de l'artiste à Giverny) is an ... The Jewish Bride
The Jewish Bride (Dutch: Het Joodse bruidje) is a painting by Rembrandt, painted... Egyptian obelisks
Ancient Egyptian monoliths, often in pairs, symbolized the sun god Ra. Around 30... Lenticel
Lenticels are porous tissues in woody plant bark, facilitating gas exchange. Fou... Music technology
Encompasses tools for music creation, performance, and analysis. Early examples ... Acropora
Staghorn corals of genus Acropora are reef-building stony corals (Cnidaria). Ove... Aquilinae
Booted eagles, or Aquilinae, are a subfamily of Accipitridae eagles. Once groupe... Christ Before the High Priest
Christ Before the High Priest is an oil on canvas painting by Dutch artist Gerar... Aptenodytes
"Great penguins" genus, Aptenodytes, includes King & Emperor penguins. Native to... Moses Breaking the Tablets of the Law
Moses Breaking the Tablets of the Law is a 1659 oil-on-canvas painting of the pr... The Man with the Golden Helmet
The Man with the Golden Helmet (c. 1650) is an oil-on-canvas painting formerly a... Adoration of the Magi (Gentile da Fabriano)
The Adoration of the Magi is a painting by the Italian painter Gentile da Fabria... African hawk-eagle
Sub-Saharan raptor (Aquila spilogaster) in Accipitridae. Noted for feathered leg... La Grenouillère (Monet)
La Grenouillère is an 1869 painting by the French impressionist painter, Claude ... Philosopher in Meditation
Philosopher in Meditation, recently renamed Philosopher in Contemplation by the ... Crinkle crankle wall
Serpentine "crinkle crankle" walls offer stability via sinusoidal curves, negati... Floral diagram
Flower structure blueprint! Diagrams depict floral organs, arrangement, and fusi... Black-chested buzzard-eagle
S. American raptor, Accipitridae family. Prefers open habitats; also called blac... Eruption column
Superheated ash & tephra cloud from explosive eruptions. May rise >40km, penetra... Floral formula
19th-century notation compactly describing flower structure using symbols, numbe... Boy Bitten by a Lizard
Boy Bitten by a Lizard (Italian: Ragazzo morso da un ramarro) is a painting by t... The Mill (Rembrandt)
The Mill is a painting by Dutch baroque artist Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn. I... The Baptism of Christ (Piero della Francesca)
The Baptism of Christ is a painting by the Italian Renaissance master Piero dell... Portrait of an African Man
The Portrait of an African Man (Dutch: Portret van een Afrikaanse man) also know... Diptych of Federico da Montefeltro and Battista Sforza
The Diptych of Federico da Montefeltro and Battista Sforza are two oil paintings... Christ Washing the Disciples' Feet (Tintoretto)
Christ Washing the Disciples' Feet was a favourite theme of Tintoretto, and ther... The Conspiracy of Claudius Civilis
The Conspiracy of Claudius Civilis (Dutch: De samenzwering van de Bataven onder ... Aristotle with a Bust of Homer
Aristotle with a Bust of Homer (Dutch: Aristoteles bij de buste van Homerus), al... Long-crested eagle
African raptor, *Lophaetus occipitalis*, with a shaggy crest. Found in mid-to-so... Agony in the Garden (Bellini)
The Agony in the Garden is an early painting by the Italian Renaissance master G... The Annunciation, with Saint Emidius
The Annunciation, with Saint Emidius is an altarpiece by Italian artist Carlo Cr... Head of Christ (Rembrandt)
The Head of Christ is a 1648 oil-on-panel painting by the Dutch artist Rembrandt... Lesser spotted eagle
*Clanga pomarina*, a large eagle, inhabits Eastern Europe. Part of Accipitridae,... The Adoration of the Golden Calf
The Adoration of the Golden Calf is a painting by Nicolas Poussin, produced betw... Augsburg Book of Miracles
16th-century illuminated manuscript from Augsburg, Germany. Known as Augsburger ... Alexandra Bellow
Romanian-American mathematician (1935-2025), née Bagdasar. Formerly Ionescu Tulc... Aerial dance
US-born in the 1970s, aerial dance is a modern subgenre using suspended apparatu... NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts
NIAC, formerly NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts (1998-2007), funds revolutio... Calligraffiti
Art blending calligraphy, typography, & graffiti, born post-1970s. Classified as... Bar'an Temple
Yemeni Sabaean temple near Marib, dating to the 10th century BCE. Known as the "... Hannes Þór Halldórsson
Icelandic filmmaker & former footballer, born 1984. Goalkeeper for Iceland's nat... Calinaga buddha
*Calinaga buddha* is a butterfly in the Nymphalidae family, Calinaginae subfamil... Jupiter LXVIII
S/2017 J 7, or Jupiter LXVIII, is a Jovian moon in the Ananke group. Discovered ... Jupiter LXVII
Discovered in 2017 by Sheppard's team, Jupiter LXVII (S/2017 J 6) is a Jovian mo... Abae
Ancient Phocian town, near Opuntian Locris, Greece. Founded by Argive Abas in th... Jupiter LXIX
Discovered in 2017, Jupiter LXIX (S/2017 J 8) is a Jovian moon announced in 2018... Conservation and restoration of musical instruments
Preserving instruments requires specialized conservators due to varied materials... Hypaethral
Hypaethral structures are roofless buildings in classical architecture. Describe... S/2003 J 12
Jupiter's tiny moon, S/2003 J 12, is ~2.4 km across. Discovered in 2003 by Shepp... Alexine Tinne
Dutch explorer (1835-1869). Alexine Tinne was the first European woman to attemp... Jupiter LXVI
Discovered in 2017 by Sheppard's team, Jupiter LXVI (S/2017 J 5) is a Jovian moo... S/2003 J 10
Jupiter's retrograde irregular moon, S/2003 J 10, is ~2km across. Discovered in ... Ci shrine
Ci shrines originated in China, spreading through East Asia. These temple-style ... Margot Duhalde
Chilean pilot (1920-2018). Duhalde was the first female military pilot and air t... Khalida Inayat Noor
Pakistani mathematician Khalida Inayat Noor received the Pride of Performance aw... Amphiareion of Oropos
Greek sanctuary to hero Amphiaraos, near Oropos, Attica. Founded late 5th c. BCE... Aztec society
Aztec society (1300-1521 CE) in central Mexico was stratified, with nobles & com... Adonia
Ancient Greek festival for Adonis, consort of Aphrodite. Celebrated annually by ... L. Frank Baum
American author L. Frank Baum (1856-1919) wrote *The Wonderful Wizard of Oz*, pa... Connie Willis
American SF/fantasy author, born 1945. Connie Willis holds the record for most m... Stanisław Lem
Polish author (1921-2006) known for philosophical sci-fi. His works, like *Solar... Brandon Sanderson
American author (b. 1975) known for high fantasy & sci-fi, including *Mistborn* ... Bram Stoker
Irish author (1847-1912) best known for *Dracula* (1897), a seminal work of Goth... Lucy Moore (Wikipedia editor)
British curator & doctoral student, Lucy Moore, champions increased visibility o... Daina Taimiņa
Latvian mathematician, born 1954. Taimiņa modeled hyperbolic space using crochet... Manizha
Russian-Tajik singer-songwriter Manizha (b. 1991) represented Russia in Eurovisi... Anna Ushenina
Ukrainian chess grandmaster, born in 1985. Ushenina held the Women's World Chess... Mary the Jewess
1st-3rd century alchemist in Alexandria. Credited with inventing chemical appara... Nadežda Petrović
Serbian painter (1873-1915), pioneer of war photography, and key figure in Serbi... Honda NSX
Honda's NSX, sold as Acura in North America, is a two-seat sports car. The first... Mercedes-Benz 300 SL
Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (W198): 1954-63 sports car, initially gullwing coupé, later... Porsche 918 Spyder
German plug-in hybrid supercar, produced 2013-2015. Mid-mounted 4.6L V8 & two el... Tesla Model S
American-made, full-size electric car produced 2012-2026. Developed as "WhiteSta... Porsche 917
Porsche 917: 5L flat-12 sports prototype racer. Debuted '69, initially unwieldy,... Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG
Mercedes-AMG's first complete design, the SLS (C197) debuted at Frankfurt in 200... Dodge Viper
American sports car by Dodge/SRT, 1992-2017. Production started at New Mack, mov... Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
Japanese sports sedan, 1992-2016. Ten models evolved from the Lancer, all with 2... Tezcatlipoca
Aztec deity linked to night, obsidian, conflict. Son of Ometecuhtli, he ruled th... Fenrir
Monstrous wolf of Norse myth, son of Loki and Angrboða. The gods bound him with ... Freyja
Norse goddess of love, beauty, fertility, war, and death. Rides a chariot drawn ... Medusa
Gorgon monster of Greek myth whose gaze turned onlookers to stone. Once beautifu... Dakar Rally
Annual rally raid by ASO, started in 1978. Originally Paris to Dakar, it now tra... Drew Weissman
American physician born 1959. Penn professor, Nobel laureate (2023) with Karikó ... Carl Wieman
Born 1951, American physicist Carl Wieman created the first Bose-Einstein conden... Alan Hodgkin
English physiologist & biophysicist (1914-1998). Hodgkin researched nerve impuls... Baruch Samuel Blumberg
American physician & geneticist (1925-2011). Nobel laureate (1976) for discoveri... Chicxulub crater
Yucatán impact crater formed ~66 million years ago by a 10km asteroid. ~200km di... Aaron Klug
Lithuanian-born British biophysicist (1926-2018). Klug won the 1982 Nobel Prize ... Aziz Sancar
Born in Turkey (1946), Aziz Sancar is a Turkish-American molecular biologist. Th... Arthur Leonard Schawlow
American physicist (1921-1999) who theorized laser science with Charles Townes. ... Alan MacDiarmid
NZ-American chemist (1927-2007). Shared the 2000 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for di... Ernest Rutherford
NZ physicist (1871-1937), "father of nuclear physics." Nobel laureate for radioa... Adolf von Baeyer
German chemist (1835-1917). Baeyer synthesized indigo dye, crucial for the texti... Arno Allan Penzias
German-born American physicist (1933-2024). With Robert Wilson, Penzias discover... Antiparticle
Counterpart to a particle, sharing mass but opposing charges. The positron (anti... Mitochondrial DNA
mtDNA: Eukaryotic DNA in mitochondria, converting food to ATP. Human mtDNA, sequ... Ada Yonath
Israeli crystallographer, born 1939. Yonath won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistr... Nucleic acid
Essential biomolecules in cells/viruses, nucleic acids (DNA/RNA) encode genetic ... Microbiology
Study of microscopic organisms, from viruses to fungi. Originating from Greek ro... Photoelectric effect
Electrons eject from materials exposed to electromagnetic radiation. Studied in ... Great Observatories program
NASA's Great Observatories (1990-2003) are space telescopes exploring distinct E... Eyepiece
Ocular lens magnifies images in optical devices like telescopes & microscopes. P... Circumstellar disc
Ring of matter orbiting a star, formed from gas, dust, and planetesimals. Young ... Active asteroid
Active asteroids blur the line between asteroids and comets. 7968 Elst-Pizarro, ... Adaptive optics
AO corrects wavefront distortions in real-time using deformable mirrors. First a... Ranger program
US program (1960s) for lunar images. Early failures led to Congressional inquiry... Lunar Gateway
Artemis program's planned lunar station. Conceived as a comms hub, lab, & habita... Kepler space telescope
NASA's Kepler telescope, named for Johannes Kepler, launched in 2009 to find Ear... Europa Clipper
NASA probe launched Oct 2024 to study Jupiter's moon Europa. Clipper will perfor... Leo Minor
"Smaller Lion" is a faint northern constellation, designated in 1687 by Hevelius...