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Cosmo Wenman went to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, took hundreds of pictures, documenting busts and reliefs from every accessible angle, and turned the photos into three-dimensional digital maps, using a free program called Autodesk 123D Catch. Via Artur Coelho 
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A new study concludes that “The Separation of Light From Darkness,” at the Sistine Chapel, conceals a drawing of the underside of the brain and the brain stem.
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