Radical Discoveries & Feeling Floaty
Winter may be here, but there's no reason to be cold when our favorite moments of the past will keep us warm and cozy.
On this day
![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/com.photomyne.web-pages/internal_uploads/mail/Marie_Curie.jpg)
She's on fire
On this day in 1898, Marie Curie, the glass-ceiling shattering, Nobel Prize-winning chemist, and her husband Pierre discovered the element Radium and changed the course of radioactivity research forever in the process.
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons
The way we were
![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/com.photomyne.web-pages/internal_uploads/mail/Flotation_Device.jpg)
In the inner tube
Don't want to swim in the open water? Floaties are the perfect solution. Plus, they make for a great photo.
Photo source: Creative Commons
Blast from the past
![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/com.photomyne.web-pages/internal_uploads/mail/Split_Personality_1940s.jpg)
Split personality
They say two heads are better than one, but does it count if it's the same person?
Photo source: Flickr
Photomyne user photo
![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/com.photomyne.web-pages/internal_uploads/mail/Photo603222357154_inner_8-23-738-23-8-976-738-976.jpg)
Senior styles
"This is my senior picture from 1975. It was taken at our local photographer’s studio, Studio D’Lari."
Photo source: Photomyne user Ronnetta Henrichs
We'll be back tomorrow. See you then :-)