How Do Wizards Make Objects Float?

(Magnetic) Levitation has long been a staple of fantasy literature, from the iconic flying broomsticks of Harry Potter to the floating objects in many other wizardry-themed stories. In the magical worlds, levitation spells allow wizards to make objects float, defy gravity, or even glide through the air. But what if we could explain these magical feats through real-world science? In this article, we’ll explore how levitation works in both the wizarding world and the scientific one, bridging the gap between fantasy and physics. While wizards might wield magical wands to make objects float, could the principles of real physics also allow for a form of “levitation” that doesn’t require spells? … 続きを読む

Ancient Sexual Practices: Roman Bacchanalia

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Next in our series on Ancient Sexual Practices, after discussing harems and eunuchs and their role in kings courts’ we have the Roman Bacchanalia. The Roman Bacchanalia is one of antiquity’s most infamous festivals, remembered for its intoxicating mix of revelry, debauchery, and political intrigue. Originating as a celebration of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and fertility (known as Dionysus in Greek mythology), the Bacchanalia was a religious and social phenomenon that captivated Roman society—before being curtailed amidst allegations of conspiracy and moral corruption. This article explores the origins, rituals, controversies, and legacy of the Bacchanalia, shedding light on its unique place in Roman cultural history. Origins of the … 続きを読む

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