Our #TriviaTuesday objects this week are from the 20th century and are 31.3 cm in length. Do you know what they are?
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@surgeonshall.bsky.socialOur #TriviaTuesday objects this week are from the 20th century and are 31.3 cm in length. Do you know what they are?
@saramckenzie82.bsky.socialYour #TriviaTuesday answers are here! The connections with chronic illness, Thomas Wolsey and the Boleyn sisters can be found -> shorturl.at/vrPSr
@uoftscs.bsky.socialIf you were to collect the DNA contained in a single cell and stretch it out, it would be over two metres long! Here are 22 more fun facts about the fundamental molecule of life: #TriviaTuesday https://twp.ai/9PZiwI
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@surgeonshall.bsky.socialThis is a tape carrier for corundum tape. This was popular in dentistry prior to the introduction of sandpaper disks and strips.
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Obscure facts and forgotten gems from the â80s, â90s, and early 2000s!
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@surgeonshall.bsky.socialIt's time for another #TriviaTuesday!
Our object this week is from the mid-19th century and measures 18.8 cm in length. Any ideas what it's for?
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@uoftscs.bsky.socialDid you know there is a museum in Texas that challenges bakers to recreate famous works of art in cake form? #TriviaTuesday
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@filmphonic.bsky.social#TriviaTuesday: The original climax to 1993's 'Jurassic Park' had the Velociraptors being knocked into a T. Rex skeleton and crushed and also shot by Hammond in the park visitor centre, but Steven Spielberg changed the sequence late into the shoot to underline the T. Rex as the star of the movie.
@surgeonshall.bsky.socialIt's time for another #TriviaTuesday!
This week we have these objects. They are from the 20th century and are both around 17 cm in length. Any ideas what they are for?
