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Photograph by Dmitrii Detkov
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| WHAT WE FOUND |
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The 5 Most Important Years in History
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The word “senator” on your ballot goes back to 509 BCE, the year Rome got rid of its last king. Two consuls took his job, one year each, answering to a Senate. Jefferson later shipped Madison crates of books on ancient republics. Madison read them all winter, then went to Philadelphia and wrote most of it down again. Rome is only the oldest of the five. ›
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What Happens to Your Brain in Space?
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Exercise keeps an astronaut’s muscles and bones in reasonable shape. Nothing keeps the brain. A new study pooled fifteen imaging studies and found it rewires itself when gravity goes. It changes the parts that handle balance, movement and the sense of where your body is. What it does to you. ›
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| ONE TO FOLLOW |
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@attiresaint
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Vintage watches, old cars, and summer outfits worth stealing. A good eye for the good life.
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| LAST WORD |
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“Nothing can bring you peace but yourself.”
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— RALPH WALDO EMERSON
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