I've been enrolled in college for a little under a month now and the most interesting class I'm taking is the American History of Jazz. This has been my very fist exposure to jazz in the literal term of

So for awhile now there has been this tank above my attic in the eaves of my house. I'm currently not 100% what it could be. Some say it's a Gravity hot water heater or a pressure relief system for the

The Hugh Montgomery House was originally built in 1775. This was only a small portion of the house where it was used as a pioneer cabin. Later additions over the last 200 plus years give it the centre

My name is Antoun Sawires and I am a huge history nerd. I love abstract situations that have some really cool history behind them. So the question at hand is "What happens to an embassy during a war?

I work in my school's IT department and I am tasked to do various things around the school. Some days I'm Installing software other day's I'm fixing computers. Today was a slow day both of my higher ups

This video is from RealLifeLore and puts into perspective how deep the ocean really is. We know more about the Moons surface then we know about our own Oceans and that's crazy.

Today I learned about a huge metal sarcophagus that was moved in place over the damaged reactor that caused the Chernobyl disaster. The new enclosure is meant to contain the radiation and begin the process

I've been on Steemit for only a few days and I really like the community here. I've been browsing around and haven't seen as many tutorials as I would have hoped for. So I propose a new tag to be used

<iframe width="560" height="315" src=" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> The EM Drive is possibly the key to space travel without the high cost of fuel. Some say with the speed to get

Archaeologists just found parts of the lost Capitol City of ancient Egypt, Abydos that is 7000 years old dating back to 5,316 BCE! They found tools and plots for homes that existed in the area and the

I applaud the long term vision of the designer. The full glory of this masterpiece took years to unfold. I remember when this arbour walk was first built and the tiny little bougainvillea vines were knee

Every Sunday I go to my local Makerspace and we brainstorm ideas and talk about technology. Today was especially interesting because I got my hands on the Muse a device that can read your brain waves.