Dead Sea Scrolls Go Online

To see the Dead Sea Scrolls, you'll need a plane ticket to Jerusalem, multiple keys to a vault, a magnetic card, and a secret code. Or you can just click here. Five of the more significant scrolls have been put on online through a partnership between Israel's national museum and Google, reports ABC News. You can even zoom in and read English translations of specific verses. The scrolls, written more than 2,000 years ago, "help us understand where monotheistic traditions in the West came from," explains an NYU professor. (More Dead Sea scrolls stories.)