Leonardo da Vinci, the most famous polymath of all time, continues to amaze the scientific community centuries after his death. Thousands of pages of his notebooks still hold undeciphered enigmas, and a microscopic detail from an ancient manuscript has recently become the subject of fascinating research, National Geographic reports. Held at the British Library in London, the manuscript known as the Arundel Codex (MS 263) contains on folio 36 rec…
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Leonardo da Vinci, the most famous polymath of all time, continues to amaze the scientific community centuries after his death. Thousands of pages of his notebooks still hold undeciphered enigmas, and a microscopic detail from an ancient manuscript has recently become the subject of fascinating research, National Geographic reports. Held at the British Library in London, the manuscript known as the Arundel Codex (MS 263) contains on folio 36 rec…