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Object of the month December 2024 - Eurytium - Argonauts rock
06.12.2024
Even though myths are full of gods, fantastic creatures and completely improbable events, they can also contain information that allows us to learn about the daily lives of the Ancients. You just have to know what to look for.
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Object of the month October 2024 – Camel? Pig? Oreodont!
04.10.2024
Oreodonts (Merycoidodontoidea) are an extinct group of mammals. They are classified as artiodactyls, like modern pigs, cows, camels, and hippopotamuses (and even whales!). They are known only from North America, where they lived for about 35 million years, from the Eocene to the Miocene. They are among the most widely represented mammals in the fossil record of North America, and perhaps in the world.
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Object of the month August 2024 - The largest diamond in the world
09.08.2024
The Cullinan is the largest gem-quality diamond ever found. In its raw state, it was the size of a human fist and weighed 3,106 carats (621.2 g). Only Sergio beats it in the world rankings, weighing just 60 carats (12.2 g). This black diamond with no gem-quality value (carbonado) was entirely processed into industrial drills.
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Dawno, dawno temu – kambr
19.07.2024
Pamiętacie naszą podróż do ediakaru? Wracając mieliśmy zatrzymać się w kambrze. Dziś opowiemy co tam zobaczyliśmy. Nie musieliśmy długo podróżować.
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Podróż smokiem Diplodokiem. Czy dinozaury miały uszy?
12.07.2024
W 1985 roku Tadeusz Baranowski, autor takich komiksów, jak „Antresolka Profesorka Nerwosolka” i „Skąd się bierze woda sodowa”, wydał komiks „Podróż Smokiem Diplodokiem”.
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