The reason why some human brains don’t rot for thousands of years, and who’s the fool now? Pyrite, or fool’s gold, could fuel our future. Plus, on This Day in History, the first neon lights are displayed in public.
Why These Millennia-Old Brains Are So Well Preserved | Scientific American
We Used to Make Fun of Fool's Gold. Now, It Might Fuel Our Future | Popular Mechanics
How Pyrite Or “Fool’s Gold” Could Be The Fuel Of The Future Thanks To Its Lithium Connection | MSN.com
December 1910: Neon lights debut at Paris Motor Show | American Physical Society
uksignboards.com - The first neon sign was created in 1910 by French engineer and inventor Georges Claude
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The Pace of Brain Rot, The Value of Pyrite - No Longer Just "Fool's Gold", and TDIH - Neon Lights First Displayed | Cool Stuff Ride Home podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
