Pacha Mayu: one sky, 9,000 years
A browser-based 3D astronomy simulator links the solar system, a location’s visible sky, and sunlight on a building across dates from 3000 BC to AD 6000.
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PatentGuessr makes patent history a guessing game
A browser game challenges players to inspect real U.S. patent drawings and descriptions, then guess the year each patent was granted.
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Rimi Lab: learn by changing the numbers
A free set of interactive lessons for business, machine learning, space and nature, and career planning.
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Sanurihim: Quranic verses through creation
A bilingual short-film studio pairs Quranic verses with scenes from nature and reflections on their interpretation.
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Scholarship.Guide: Florida’s K–12 scholarship ledger
An independent guide to Florida K–12 scholarship programs, with county-level award amounts, program statuses, and key dates.
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Shell Voicings, a jazz harmony practice tool
An interactive practice tool for learning jazz keyboard shell voicings through chord cycles and ii–V–I changes.
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失敗大会™ turns failure into a group ritual
A free, printable program helps groups share what they learned from failed attempts and recognize the courage to try.
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SOMA turns coding agents into CAD operators
A free, open-source desktop CAD app where a coding agent writes parametric CadQuery models that SOMA builds, displays and exports.
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The Stair Hoovering Company hoovers the hoover, too
A premium stair-cleaning service listed at £399, with a complimentary Shoe Hole storage installation on suitable staircases.
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StigmaClear’s Ghana-focused mental-health guide
StigmaClear offers mental-health guidance for people in Ghana, including advice on supporting someone, a self-check-in, letters, and a free helpline listed on the site.
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The Thing’s Playable Creative Workbench
Mustafa Omar’s creative playground brings together interactive experiments in games, film, and code.
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The Birth Bill — childbirth prices with their limits in view
A public hospital-by-hospital guide to childbirth billed charges in New York and Washington, paired with an invitation for families to share their actual out-of-pocket bills anonymously.
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Off the Upright: The NFL Doink Database
A searchable archive tracking NFL field goals and extra points that hit the upright or crossbar, with season, kicker, and game details.
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The Greenhouse Planner’s sheet-by-sheet build plan
A free 3D greenhouse designer turns adjustable plans into material estimates and a $29 builder’s plan.
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The Nica Times puts Nicaragua’s numbers beside its investigations
An English-language newsroom covering Nicaragua, with investigations and data-led reporting on human rights, gold exports, press freedom, and U.S. policy.
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The Small Hours: Crime stories as case files
A reading app for iPhone, iPad, and Android that presents crime stories with chapter-aware maps, timelines, character lists, evidence, and audio.
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The Stars That Night
An interactive map reconstructs the night sky for a chosen place, date, and time, with options to look around, save, share, or make a print.
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The 27-Robot Factory on a 60-Second Cycle
A personal site pairing hands-on AI evaluations with interactive builds, from a 3D car factory to physics-based challenges.
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Torsio Engineering’s machine-element calculator
A browser-based tool for preliminary sizing of transmission parts and structures, with calculation reports and CAD drawings.
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Tyers Reference: fly-fishing specs you can compare
A searchable reference for comparing sourced specifications across fly-tying and fly-fishing gear.
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UAS-H: A Korean recovery gamebook with no dead ends
A Korean-language web and Telnet gamebook for people trying to recover from depression, loneliness, or addiction, built around prepared responses and branching choices.
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Verse Atlas maps Star Citizen’s sprawling ’verse
An unofficial fan atlas for exploring Star Citizen worlds, locations, stations, mining references, and loot guides.
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The Wire & Ledger Counts the Coverage
A news front page ranks stories by how many outlets cover them, alongside desks for business, sports, good news, federal spending, fraud cases, and unrest.
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Young Shakespeare’s case for the early quartos
A scholarly site argues that Shakespeare’s so-called “Bad Quartos” may be his own early versions, alongside a searchable concordance and color-coded facsimiles.