最近很多市政公园在割完岸边植物还没有补水的岸边，可以看到金眶(kuàng)鸻(héng)。它们小腿儿紧倒腾，跑起来非常快。它的眼睛外圈仿佛带个黑眼罩，配合金色的眼底，露出一块白色羽毛在额头到喙之间，面部特征让人眼前一亮。它们体型大小和鸿雁比较算是小巧精致。和经常同样出现岸边的白鹡(jí)鸰(líng) 比较，虽然身形接近，它们跑动的样子和很大区别。白鹡鸰有蹦蹦跳跳的时候，它们则是飞驰而且～#观鸟 #北京观鸟 #鸟类摄影

堂吉诃德果然还是唐民权老师那版更通俗易懂…

建议大学生多吃点菠萝平时学不下去的时候，就买点菠萝吃，因为菠萝催学

金庸《社交英雄传》是伪书。

大家注意，明天4月1日愚人节。公司肯定会叫你们去上班，大家千万别相信。互相告知，谨防受骗。

蒋方舟和曲曲大女人居然是高中同学...

终于懂了“虎虎虎”啥意思。

昨天给我采茶的一队人，是彝族人。我喊他们彝胞，我以为是彝族同胞，彝胞的意思，有个嬢嬢说，你喊彝胞、罗罗（音）会被打。

如果在淘宝搜索“瓜皮帽”，会发现他还有更直白的名字（搜索词）叫“地主帽”，最无语的是地主竟然还有自己的专属emoji，👲，可见地主这个符号形象是如何地深入人心

突然发现吴闫妮和美食作家王刚是一个县的

原来65w氮化镓快充，多口充电头，总功率还是65w，不是每个都是65w。

无用但有趣的冷知识--------------------关于妈祖（尤其是银同妈祖）的脸为黑色的原因，综合不同文献记载和民间传说，主要有以下几种解释：1. 抗倭显灵说明嘉靖三十七年（1558年），倭寇进犯同安南门时，妈祖“显灵助战”，以阴兵击退倭寇后脸色因神力耗尽变为青紫不褪，形成黑脸形象。这一说法源于同安抗倭历史背景，黑脸象征妈祖护国救民的威严。2. 佛教文化影响说明代倭患频繁，黑脸或青紫脸在佛教中代表威猛护法神形象。为强化妈祖御盗捍贼的神力，同安民众将原本粉红脸的妈祖塑像改为黑脸，以契合民众对守护神的心理需求。3. 香火熏染说另有传说称，郑成功部将林圯从同安迎请妈祖神像渡台时，因长时间供奉在船舱内受香火熏染，导致神像面部变黑。台湾信众将此视为妈祖显灵的标志，黑脸信仰由此传播。4. 象征意义说黑脸也被解读为妈祖慈悲奉献的象征，代表她在海上救难时历经风霜的痕迹，彰显其庄严神性与无私精神。文化背景银同黑脸妈祖是同安海洋文化的独特产物，与当地抗倭历史、移民渡台及海上贸易密切相关。作为台湾黑脸妈祖的祖庙，同安南门天后宫的信仰至今在闽台及东南亚广泛流传。

胡桃，胡椒，叫胡的都是唐朝过来的。番茄，番石榴，是明朝。洋芋，洋火，洋葱，是清朝。

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音乐_听说「漂亮的人」都在听这首歌？这首歌是 David Guetta 和 Sia 的「Beautiful People」。David Guetta 是目前世界上最著名、最受推崇的DJ之一，曾数次获格莱美奖，并多次被评为世界百大 DJ 首位。via 开眼Invalid media: video

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罗夏墨迹测验罗夏墨迹测验是由瑞士精神科医生、精神病学家罗夏（Hermann Rorschach）创立的一种心理测验方法，属于投射测验中的一种，在临床心理学、人格心理学等领域有着广泛应用。该测验的材料是10张经过精心制作的墨迹图，其中5张为黑白墨迹图，2张在黑白墨迹图的基础上添加了红色墨迹，另外 3 张是彩色墨迹图。这些墨迹图形状无规则，且具有对称性。主试会按照一定的顺序和规则，将这10张墨迹图逐一呈现给被试，同时询问被试：“你看到了什么？”“这可能是什么？”等开放性问题，要求被试根据自己的第一印象和直觉进行描述和解释。被试可以从任何角度观察墨迹图，并自由地表达自己的想法和感受。主试会记录下被试的所有反应，包括描述的内容、反应时间、观察的部位、联想的主题等。投射理论认为，人们在面对模糊不清的刺激时，会不自觉地将自己内心的情感、动机、潜意识等心理特征投射到对刺激的解释中。因此，通过分析被试对墨迹图的反应，可以了解其人格特征、情绪状态、心理冲突等方面的信息。

最近用了一个多月iOS，也算是知道什么叫果粉的自适应了。总结下来槽点如下：1.不重视隐私。譬如不支持在控制中心快速开启或关闭定位，无法彻底关闭蓝牙（第二天会重新自动打开），无法杜绝第三方应用获取已安装应用列表，缺乏传感器权限控制等一系列毛病2.喜爱强奸用户。如锁屏界面右滑打开相机，根本无法禁止或修改，锁屏界面不提供挂机按钮，自定义铃声困难等3.糟糕且卡顿的用户体验。如不支持左划返回，导致单手难于操作，内置safari浏览器不支持扫码，文字编辑近乎负分滚粗的体验，一系列槽点导致用户操作频频被打断。4.缺乏指纹解锁,单纯的face ID对带眼镜用户体验不佳，并且存在品控问题5.文件管理架构缺陷导致的文件管理极其困难，进而导致存储臃肿，导入导出备份困难等一系列问题6.残废的NFC，在二三线城市可用性等于07.垃圾的信号，相比任意一款千元安卓设备都差异明显的信号体验，间接导致体验卡顿，还有偶发的不能接听电话的BUG。8.垃圾的电池，容量小，充电慢，价格高。9.惨无人伦的软件品控，BUG满天飞。譬如第二卡槽无法统计流量总消耗，仅第一卡槽支持，还有Windows上那惊天地泣鬼神的软件体验。10.残疾的iCloud，你要说它国产化吧，搞了个云上贵州，你要说体验吧，一个月以来无论手动还是自动，没有成功备份过任意一次，哪怕使用了梯子依旧没用。11.贫瘠的软件生态，由于app store的封闭和上架成本，导致软件生态贫瘠，尤其是开源免费软件。12.自以为是，自作聪明，蹩脚的界面。譬如iMessage信息App-包含在APP里-从主屏幕删除该APP以同时删除iMessage信息App，不问AI根本…

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镜听如果你穿越回唐朝的除夜，走在街上可能会遇上一些心事重重，避开行人的妇女，怀中似乎还揣着什么东西。这是一项延续到清代，在除夕或岁首举行的占卜仪式：镜听。在除夕千灯莹耀，万户团聚之时，这些妇女大多是丈夫和孩子离家在外，仍孤身一人，她们便会默念所关心之事，对灶神虔诚祝拜后怀揣一面镜子出门。户外夜深风冷，妇女用衣服掩住镜子的光芒，还要避开来人的目光，因为绝不能让人知道她正在“镜听”，同时这期间她听到路人说的第一句话，便决定了占卜之事的吉凶。唐代的妇女们克服对黑夜的恐惧，将冰冷的镜子放入怀中，只为听见行人说一句好话。这样她远行的丈夫或孩子也许真的能够平安归来。王建和李廓两位诗人都写过同名的《镜听词》，详细描绘了女性镜听的情形。王建：“重重摩挲嫁时镜，夫婿远行凭镜听。回身不遣别人知，人意丁宁镜神圣...”李廓：“匣中取镜辞灶王，罗衣掩尽明月光。昔时长著照容色，今夜潜将听消息。门前地黑人来稀，无人错道朝夕归。更深弱体冷如铁，绣带菱花怀里热。铜片铜片如有灵，愿照得见行人千里形。”对于普通唐人的一生来说，离别是太过常见的主题；把命运寄托在没有生命的铜镜和陌生人一句随口的话上，纵然显得荒诞可笑，但也让本遥不可及的团圆在即将迎来的新年有了希望。source

kindle 3G国内上网自由如何成为绝唱#互联网野史 2009 年 2 月 10 日，亚马逊宣布了 Kindle 2。这一代的 Kindle 有国际版，且只支持免费 3G 网络，是中国用户可以买到的第一个Kindle。这版有一个比较酷的特性是，可以免费上网。Kindle 的 3G 版内置美国 AT&T 网络的 USIM 卡，可在全球漫游，无需支付任何费用，在中国使用的是中国联通的 3G 网络，下载速度大概为200~400kbps。2011年，在那个智能机和WIFI还没普及的年代，看着我同事拿个Kindle就能上网，着实让人惊艳了。然而Amazon当初或许没有想到kindle产品在海外受欢迎的程度是如此的高，也没有想到免费3G全球漫游政策会被用户滥用（比如当代理使用）。2012 年 7 月以前，除 Kindle Touch 3G 限制只能访问亚马逊商店和维基百科外，其他 Kindle 3G 产品可自由访问任意网站。在2012 年 7 月以后，新注册的 Kindle 用户，无论在何处注册，在中国、俄罗斯、乌克兰和尼日利亚境内都只能使用受限的 3G 网络，仅能访问亚马逊商店和维基百科。老用户则限制了流量直到逐渐封禁。自此，kindle 3G在国内上网自由就这样成为绝唱。再以后，随着中国版墨水屏的硬件发展，尤其是软件上的超越，Kindle逐渐成为了泡面神器和低价高配的电子垃圾。

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Sixel协议当SSH连接到远程机器时，通常无法将图像结果可视化，或者需要将数据移动到带有图形用户界面的本地设备上才能查看。有一种场景是我们尝试在字符终端中显示某种图形,典型的例子为某些服务器端软件的扫码登录/鉴权,甚至进行媒体图片文件的预览等。Sixel协议就是解决这个问题的。Sixel是六像素(Six Pixels)的简称,意思是Sixel协议以一列竖排的6个像素为单位进行控制,每个像素可单独设置颜色/开启与关闭,当六个像素全为开启状态时,从视觉上看来即为在终端模拟器显示一条短竖线.若干像素点相互拼贴即可组成复杂图案。Sixel的核心在于向终端输出特殊的控制符和文本指令来指定像素点的渲染由于Sixel实际上是应用程序和特定终端模拟器的渲染模块交互的协议,因此支持情况因终端而异.你可以在这个网站中（https://www.arewesixelyet.com/）查看具体的终端支持情况.Windows上似乎没有一个很好的选择,Windows Terminal上的支持看上去很玄学;macOS上iTerm2等第三方终端支持,Terminal.app本身不支持.Linux下GNOME的官方Terminal不支持,KConsole支持,诸如Alacritty等第三方终端也支持。当然,格外要提到 VSCode的Terminal也支持Sixel。

这两天听加州101的《中东往事》，get 了一些很有趣的知识点。火鸡🦃的英文是 turkey，turkey 同时也有土耳其的意思。其实火鸡并不产自土耳其，而是来自美洲。商人将这种鸡从美洲运到欧洲，本想大赚一笔，但一直卖不出去。于是他们灵机一动，给火鸡重新包装了下，取名为 turkey，意思土耳其（当时的奥斯曼帝国）的鸡。奥斯曼帝国太辉煌了，文化输出也很强，于是借着这个新名字 turkey，火鸡在英国打开了销路。奥斯曼帝国：这跟我们有啥关系啊？这鸡是产自印度吧。所以土耳其语中，火鸡就是印度鸡。那会法国和奥斯曼帝国走得近，法语跟着土耳其语一起，火鸡是来自印度的，叫做 dinde。给一旁的西班牙乐坏了，对大规模殖民美洲的西班牙人来说，太清楚火鸡是怎么一回事了，什么土耳其，什么印度，都是扯淡嘛。在西班牙语中，火鸡就是 pavo，pavo 就是火鸡。小时候学英文，还纳闷为啥火鸡和土耳其是同一个词，没想到无意在《中东往事》找到了答案，有点好玩。by @我是一颗小西瓜 #无用但有趣的冷知识

#博客除草帮助群友排查的一个副产物就是我可能潜在地（？）知道了电信VoWiFi的方法并成功实践了，并且这套流程适用于所有运营商，包括开启VoLTE因为这里着重想分享的是思路而并非最终解决方案，所以把过程写的很详细花了很多笔墨，欢迎指正！https://milkice.me/2025/03/11/let-your-qualcomm-device-support-ct-vowifi/

原来不止我一个人觉得蜜雪冰城的奶茶有脚臭味，准确来说是洗脚水的馊味，之前一直以为是自己的问题其实蜜雪冰城有洗脚水味道的奶茶不止这一款😂

找到了LineagesOS 22使用3.5mm耳机导致广电卡信号丢失的元凶之前提过，LineagesOS 22刚发布的时候，我就遇到了一个bug，使用type-c转接线连接3.5mm耳机的时候，会导致广电卡信号100%立刻丢失，除拔掉转接头并重启外任何办法均无法恢复。反复验证，LineagesOS21 无此现象，卡槽1的移动卡无此现象，把卡槽2的广电卡移到卡槽1可复现。因此基本确认，3.5mm耳机转接头在LineagesOS22下与广电卡有冲突。昨日测试视频电话，突然发现了TTY导致视频通话不可用的问题，然后在通话设置-无障碍-TTY里关闭，视频通话恢复正常。立马想到了是不是这个导致广电卡信号，然后一测试，果然！困扰了两个月的bug终于解决，又可以使用有线耳机了。

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1973年，故宫竟把3000套清朝御林军铠甲当员工福利出售，每套仅售5毛钱，同时提出了一个规定：员工拿到手的铠甲必须拆开，取出里面的丝绵，这一用途在当时看来颇为奇特。将御林军铠甲当中的丝绵抽取出来，纺织成一条保暖的棉被，这样的事情听起来匪夷所思，但却真真切切发生了！当时，故宫中当中一共有20000多件御林军铠甲，拿出其中的3000套，后续，有群众反应，御林军铠甲当中抽取的丝绵做成棉被之后，保暖效果特别好，能够很好的抵挡寒潮。或许是这个原因，又有1000多件御林军铠甲被拿出拆卸，制成了棉被，4000多件御林军铠甲被拆卸的面目全非，对于文物保护无疑是一种巨大的损失。

The James Webb Space Telescope has achieved a groundbreaking astronomical milestone, capturing clear images of auroras on Neptune—a sight astronomers are already hailing as historic.Auroras occur when charged particles ejected by the Sun interact with a planet’s magnetic field, entering its upper atmosphere and creating a stunning luminous display.Hints of auroral activity on Neptune were first spotted by Voyager 2 back in 1989, but concrete evidence remained elusive. Over the decades, clear visuals of auroras emerged for Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus, leaving Neptune as the mysterious missing link—until now.Thanks to James Webb’s exceptional sensitivity in the near-infrared range, astronomer…

Sharks can produce sounds. Scientists in New Zealand observed captive rig sharks (Mustelus lenticulatus) emitting clicking noises, marking the first documented instance of sound production in sharks. These clicks are believed to result from the sharks snapping their flat, blunt teeth together—a behavior previously unrecorded in these creatures. The purpose of these sounds remains uncertain; they may serve as a defensive mechanism or a response to being startled. This finding challenges the long-held perception of sharks as silent predators and opens new avenues for understanding their behavior and communication.

🧠 AI-powered ring translates sign language in real-time!Researchers at Cornell University have created SpellRing, a tiny wearable device that uses micro-sonar and AI to track finger movements in American Sign Language (ASL). The ring, no bigger than a U.S. quarter, translates fingerspelled words with an impressive accuracy of up to 92%.This breakthrough could revolutionize digital communication for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, making interactions with smartphones and computers smoother and more inclusive.Read more

🚨 Science Podcast Alert! 🎙️Tune in this Friday for our exciting weekly @science podcast! We’re uncovering this week’s most amazing scientific breakthroughs:🔹 Dark Energy is Changing? New observations from the DESI telescope hint that dark energy—responsible for the universe’s accelerated expansion—might be weakening, potentially reshaping cosmology as we know it!🐶 Decoding Dogs’ Noses: Scientists developed an optical sensor to read canine brain activity, revealing precisely how dogs distinguish smells. This breakthrough could revolutionize scent detection, from drug sniffing to medical diagnostics!🌌 AI Unlocks Cosmic Secrets: Artificial intelligence helped astrophysicists identify that Eart…

Terrifying "Sounds" of the SunOur Sun regularly emits powerful streams of high-energy electrons. When these electrons collide with other charged particles, they release radio emissions.These emissions are captured by the RPW (Radio and Plasma Waves) instrument onboard the Solar Orbiter spacecraft. In this video, data from the RPW instrument has been converted into audible sounds, allowing us to experience the Sun's eerie "voice."@science

Scientists at Zhejiang University have unveiled a groundbreaking facial mask that can transform the wearer’s appearance in real time. Designed to potentially deceive facial recognition systems, the mask is composed of multiple elastic layers with distinct functions. • Dynamic Appearance Change: The outer layer utilizes built-in heating elements to change color, while the inner layers adjust facial proportions, offering a total of eight preset facial configurations. • Transformation Speed: The complete metamorphosis takes roughly 100 seconds, providing a swift and effective disguise. • Current Limitations and Future Directions: Although the prototype cannot yet mimic facial expressions, ongo…

Is Humanity Getting Dumber? @Science Says YesA recent study confirms a concerning trend: global intelligence levels have been declining since 2010. Researchers have found that many people struggle to focus on a single task, lose logical thinking skills, and spend excessive time on their smartphones.Here are some key findings:🔢 25% of adults in developed countries cannot solve basic math problems, with this figure rising to 35% in the U.S.🧑‍🎓 Since 2015, there has been a sharp increase in 18-year-olds struggling to concentrate on a single topic.📖 In 2022, half of those surveyed read no more than one book, while 45% of teenagers did not read at all.The culprit? The way we consume information …

🚨 Science Update Alert! 🎙️Discover today’s hottest breakthroughs from the frontiers of science:🌀 White Holes: A New Cosmic Beginning? Researchers from the University of Sheffield propose that black holes might not be the end of everything. Using quantum mechanics, they suggest the existence of “white holes,” cosmic regions spewing matter, energy, and time back into the universe, potentially changing how we perceive space and time itself.🤖 AI’s Impact on Wealth Equality: A groundbreaking study from Changzhou University explores how artificial intelligence could reshape global wealth distribution. While AI-driven automation is predicted to significantly boost economic output, it might also wi…

Olivia Farnsworth: The Girl Who Feels No Pain, Hunger, or FatigueOlivia Farnsworth from the UK is a unique medical case—she doesn’t feel pain, hunger, or fatigue. This rare condition is caused by a deletion in her 6th chromosome, meaning a segment of the chromosome is missing. She is believed to be the only person in the world exhibiting all three symptoms simultaneously.The inability to feel pain is the most dangerous aspect of her condition, as she could sustain serious injuries without realizing it. Her family must constantly monitor and protect her. Additionally, her mother ensures she eats regularly, as Olivia doesn’t experience hunger signals and could easily forget to eat.Sleep is an…

🧠 Engineers at MIT have developed a magnetic robotic thread designed to remove blood clots from the brain.

​​​​What is Chemotherapy and How does it work?Chemotherapy is a drug treatment that uses powerful chemicals to kill fast-growing cells in your body. Chemotherapy is most often used to treat cancer, since cancer cells grow and multiply much more quickly than most cells in the body.Chemotherapy circulates throughout your body in the bloodstream. So it can treat cancer cells almost anywhere in the body. This is known as systemic treatment. Chemotherapy kills cells that are in the process of splitting into 2 new cells. Body tissues are made of billions of individual cells. Once we are fully grown, most of the body's cells don't divide and multiply much. They only divide if they need to repair d…

​​Why are medicines available in different forms such as capsules, tablets, and liquids?Medicines come in various forms—capsules, tablets, and liquids—based on the drug’s properties, the method of delivery, and patient requirements. Capsules are used when the medicine needs protection from stomach acid or for controlled release over time. They are also preferred for masking the taste of unpleasant drugs or for drugs sensitive to moisture. Tablets are popular because of their stability, precise dosing, and cost-effectiveness. They have a longer shelf life and are easy to mass-produce. In contrast, liquid forms are useful for patients who have difficulty swallowing or when rapid absorption is…

​​What is Umbra and Penumbra?In the context of lunar and solar eclipses, "umbra" and "penumbra" refer to different types of shadow regions created by the Earth and the Moon.Lunar Eclipse:During a lunar eclipse, the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon, causing the Earth's shadow to fall on the Moon. There are two main shadow regions involved:Umbra: This is the darkest part of the Earth's shadow. When the Moon passes through the umbra, it can appear reddish in color due to Rayleigh scattering of sunlight through the Earth's atmosphere, a phenomenon often referred to as a "Blood Moon."Penumbra: This is the lighter, outer part of the Earth's shadow. When the Moon passes through the penumbr…

​​What is Jet lag?Jet lag is a temporary sleep disorder that occurs when a person rapidly travels across several time zones, causing a disruption in the body’s internal clock, also known as the circadian rhythm. The circadian rhythm controls essential bodily functions such as sleep, digestion, and hormone release based on a 24-hour cycle. When this internal clock is misaligned with the local time at the destination, it leads to jet lag.The most common symptoms of jet lag include fatigue, daytime sleepiness, and insomnia. Individuals may struggle to fall asleep at the appropriate time, often waking up too early or feeling excessively tired even after sleeping. Other symptoms include difficul…

​​How does a life saving jacket works?A life-saving jacket, also known as a personal flotation device (PFD), works by providing buoyancy to keep a person afloat in water, preventing drowning. It is typically made from lightweight, buoyant materials like foam or has inflatable air chambers. These materials are less dense than water, displacing water and producing an upward buoyant force that counters the body’s natural downward pull due to gravity.The key principle behind a life jacket’s operation is Archimedes’ principle, which states that a body immersed in a fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced. When a person wearing a life jacket enters water, the jack…

​​How does pregnancy test kit work? A pregnancy test kit works by detecting the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is produced after a fertilized egg attaches to the uterus. hCG is released into the body shortly after implantation, typically 6-12 days following conception. The test relies on the presence of this hormone in urine to determine pregnancy. To use the test, a woman either urinates directly on the test stick or dips it into a cup of urine. The test stick contains antibodies specifically designed to react with hCG. If hCG is present in the urine, it binds with the antibodies and triggers a chemical reaction. This reaction causes a visible change, such as the appeara…

​​​How does a Phone Battery percentage display work? The battery percentage display in smartphones works through a combination of technologies, primarily voltage-based measurement and coulomb counting, along with advanced battery management systems. Voltage-Based Measurement: This method relies on measuring the battery’s voltage and correlating it with the battery’s state of charge (SOC). A fully charged lithium-ion battery typically has a voltage around 4.2V, while a nearly depleted one will have around 3.0V. The phone’s system uses pre-defined curves that map voltage levels to battery percentages. Although simple, this method can be inaccurate under varying conditions like temperature cha…

​​What is Nitrogen Narcosis? Nitrogen narcosis is a condition experienced by divers when they descend to significant depths, typically below 30 meters (100 feet), and breathe compressed air. It occurs due to the increased pressure underwater, which causes nitrogen to dissolve in the blood and tissues more readily. When nitrogen reaches the brain in high concentrations, it has a narcotic effect, similar to alcohol intoxication. Symptoms of nitrogen narcosis include euphoria, impaired judgment, dizziness, slowed reaction times, and difficulty concentrating. In more severe cases, divers may experience hallucinations, confusion, or an exaggerated sense of calm. These effects can compromise a di…

​​How do aquatic animals survive in frozen water? Aquatic animals survive in frozen water through a combination of water’s unique properties and their physiological adaptations. When temperatures drop, water forms ice on the surface while remaining liquid below. This occurs because ice is less dense than liquid water, causing it to float. The ice acts as an insulating barrier, preventing the entire body of water from freezing solid. The densest water, at around 4°C, settles at the bottom, creating a livable environment for aquatic organisms. Aquatic animals also reduce their metabolic rates in cold conditions, lowering their need for oxygen and food. Fish, for example, absorb dissolved oxyg…

​​Why astronauts sometimes wear Orange suits & sometimes white? Astronauts wear different colored suits depending on the specific mission requirements and the type of activity they are performing. The orange suits, also known as the Advanced Crew Escape System (ACES) suits, are worn by astronauts during launch and re-entry phases of spaceflight. These suits are designed to provide protection in case of an emergency, such as a loss of cabin pressure or a fire. The bright orange color makes it easier for astronauts to be seen in case of an emergency evacuation. The ACES suits are also pressurized, which helps to maintain a safe internal pressure and provide oxygen for the astronauts. The whit…

​​How do Fireworks explode in specific shape? Fireworks create different shapes in the sky through the careful arrangement of small pellets called “stars” inside the firework shell. These stars contain chemical compounds that burn to produce colors and light. The arrangement of these stars inside the shell determines the shape that appears when the firework explodes. For example, if the stars are arranged in a circular pattern, the explosion will create a ring in the sky. Similarly, more complex shapes like hearts or stars can be formed by positioning the stars in those specific patterns. The shape of the firework burst also depends on the type of firework shell. Spherical shells tend to pr…

​​What is EL-Nino & La-Nina? El Niño and La Niña are two opposite climate patterns in the Pacific Ocean that can affect weather around the world.

El Niño:

During El Niño, the Pacific Ocean near the equator, especially off the coast of South America, becomes unusually warm.

This changes weather patterns globally, often leading to warmer temperatures in many places, droughts in some regions (like India, Southeast Asia, and Australia), and flooding in others (like parts of the Americas).

La Niña:

La Niña is the opposite of El Niño, where the Pacific Ocean near the equator becomes cooler than normal.

This also shifts weather patterns, usually causing cooler temperatures in some regions, more ra…

​​What is déjà vu? The term déjà vu is French and means, literally, "already seen." Those who have experienced the feeling describe it as an overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that shouldn't be familiar at all. Say, for example, you are traveling to England for the first time. You are touring a cathedral, and suddenly it seems as if you have been in that very spot before. Or maybe you are having dinner with a group of friends, discussing some current political topic, and you have the feeling that you've already experienced this very thing, same friends, same dinner, same topic. As much as 70 percent of the population reports having experienced some form of déjà vu. A higher nu…

​​​​What is TDS in water? How TDS meter works? Total dissolved solids (TDS) are the amount of organic and inorganic materials, such as metals, minerals, and ions, dissolved in a particular volume of water. When a solvent, such as water, encounters soluble material, particles of the material are absorbed into the water. TDS in water can come from just about anywhere, including minerals in springs from a water source, chemicals used to treat the water supply from sewage systems, runoff from road salts and yard chemicals or fertilizers, even the plumbing in your home.

Testing your water using a TDS meter is the easiest way to measure for total dissolved solids. Some filtration systems are equi…

​​What is Carbon dating? Carbon dating is a method used to determine the age of organic materials that are up to around 50,000 years old. It is based on the fact that all living organisms contain a small amount of radioactive carbon-14 (14C), which is formed in the atmosphere when nitrogen-14 is bombarded with cosmic radiation. When an organism dies, it stops taking in new carbon-14, and the existing 14C begins to decay at a steady rate, with a half-life of approximately 5,730 years. By measuring the amount of 14C remaining in an organic sample, scientists can calculate how long ago the organism died. Carbon dating is widely used in archaeology, anthropology, and geology to date ancient art…

What is a role of Saharan dust on hurricanes? 🌪🌧 Hurricanes, including tropical cyclone rainfall (TCR), are among the most destructive weather phenomena on Earth. 🌡💧Traditionally, sea surface temperature or humidity in the atmosphere were considered as the main factor controlling hurricane precipitation. 🏜❗️Now, scientists believe that Sahara dust plays a leading role on hurricane formation over the ocean, which affects weather in America. ℹ️ Previous studies have found that Saharan dust transport may decline in the future and TCR could increase due to a climate change. ➡️⬅️According to a recent research, dust can however have competing effects on TCR.

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Could the Sahara be green again and will Africa finally need its “Great Green Wall”? 🟢 Africa’s “Great Green Wall” initiative was launched to hold back the Sahara from expanding southward. 🟢 This year, after an unusual influx of rain, scientists have compared satellite imagery on September 12, 2024 (⬆️upper image), versus the same day in 2023 (⬆️lower image), and have seen that the southern Sahara’s vegetation reached much farther north in 2024. ℹ️ Where the trade winds from each hemisphere meet near the Equator is a low-pressure zone, the intertropical convergence zone (ICZ). 🟢 According to researchers, most climate models suggest that the ICZ is the reason for Africa’s greening and farthe…

When and why was the Sahara green? ✅ Records from ocean sediment show that the Green Sahara happens repeatedly in Earth's history. ✅ Sometime between 11,000 and 5,000 years ago, after the last ice age ended, about 9 mln square kilometers (3.5 mln square miles) of the modern Sahara Desert was a green place with lakes, where animals like elephants, hippos and antelopes feasted on thriving grasses and shrubs. ✅ The Green Sahara, also known as the African Humid Period, was caused by the Earth's constantly changing orbital rotation around its axis, a pattern that repeats itself every 23,000 years, researchers believe. ✅ Right now, the Northern Hemisphere is closest to the sun during the winter m…

Who left Paleozoic “dumbbells”? All over the world, scientists find dumbbell-shaped fossils in rock outcrops that are called Bifungites and are not fossilized animals but burrows left in an extinct creature’s wake. ⬆️ Most are found in rocks from the Paleozoic era more than 300 million years ago. 🪱 Not long ago, Brazilian paleontologists, exploring the bed of the Sambito River in northeastern Brazil, found imprints of small worms inside Bifungites, indicating that these organisms produced them.⬆️ Researchers suggest that:

📌 the marine worms that made Bifungites belonged to a group called Annulitubus

📌 species in the group lived in the shallow part of the ocean near the shores of prehistoric…

How does the brain store memories? 🧠 In the brain, the hippocampus region, crucial for learning and memory, records each event in three different forms or “copies”. These ‘”copies” are disseminated among different groups of neurons that arise at various stages during embryonic development. 1️⃣ The early-born neurons ensure the longevity of a memory creating a copy that, although initially weak, strengthens over time. This memory becomes more accessible to the brain long after its formation, allowing the preservation of memories in the long term. 2️⃣ The late-born neurons produce a memory copy that is very strong initially but fades quickly. This memory is easier to modify shortly after form…

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#名人 1953年马克·肖拍摄的奥黛丽·赫本。

一名德國士兵看到一隻小貓玩弄 MG-34 機關槍的彈匣帶。 1942 年在蘇聯拍攝的照片。

#名人 Eva Green在拍摄《皇家赌场》（Casino Royale, 2006）期间饰演邦女郎Vesper Lynd，她在片场展现出优雅与神秘的气质，也让这个角色成为最受欢迎的邦女郎之一。这部影片是丹尼尔·克雷格首次出演詹姆斯·邦德。

1945年3月，美军第17空降师伞兵在德国明斯特外准备用M18无后坐力炮攻击敌军。#二战

#艺术品 《圣母之死》（The Death of the Virgin） 是意大利画家 卡拉瓦乔（Caravaggio） 于 1606年创作的一幅著名宗教油画。以现实与强烈光影展现圣母之死的哀痛氛围。

里海虎、外高加索虎或图拉尼亚虎是生活在高加索、伊朗北部和中亚的已灭绝的老虎亚种。这些老虎的最后一次记录是在20世纪40年代末和50年代初记录的。

广州 1971

魔法公主（1997）

清真寺，沙特阿拉伯麦加，1966年

沙尘暴期间的图森牛仔竞技，1964年

29 年前的3月27日，《新世紀福音戰士》發布了最後一集。

1943年3月27日，M7自行火炮在北非战场执行任务。这种美军装备结合了火力与机动性，是盟军在北非战役中的重要支援武器。#二战

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Students from the University of Heidelberg smoking opium. Germany, 1903.Time Machine | Historical Photo

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Annie Jones is a girl with a beard who has worked in the circus all her life. She was “sold” by her mother at the age of 3. (1865-1902)Time Machine | Historical Photo

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Serbian paramilitary commander Ratko Mladić distributes food to Bosnian women. While journalists were taking this photo of him, his men were slaughtering 8000 men and boys, relatives of those same women. Srebrenica, July 1995. https://t.me/pfff_history Comment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/eymdsNg

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1920s Portrait of the Maharaja of Alwar, known for his flashy, eccentric & violent behavior. He believed he was a reincarnation of the god Rama, often used children as hunting bait, held a number of gay orgies in which people were murdered, & once lit his horse on fire for disobeying him (2048x1533) https://t.me/pfff_history Comment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/HPTDKDu

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"Mrs. Walter Rose, wife of miner, and her baby. She lives in three room, extremely dirty house. The baby probably has rickets and has never had any other food than powdered milk although he is ten months old." Welch, McDowell County, West Virginia, 1946 https://t.me/pfff_history

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嫉妒是一种恨，这种恨使人对他人的幸福感到痛苦，对他人的灾殃感到快乐。 ——巴鲁赫·斯宾诺莎

如果你不吃别人家的饭，就别太把别人的话放在心上。——苏芩

咏苍髯 白发青丝一瞬间，年华老去向谁言。春风若有怜花意，可否许我再少年？

“叶先生，说句真心话，我心里有过你。喜欢人不犯法，可我也只能到喜欢为止了。”《一代宗师》

肉眼看世界，全是名利；天眼看世界，无尽轮回；法眼看世界，皆是因果；慧眼看世界，俱是心幻。

心是个口袋什么都不装时，叫心灵装一点时，叫心眼装得多时，叫心计装得更多时，叫心机装得太多时，就叫心事。

古木陰中繫短篷，杖藜扶我過橋東。沾衣欲濕杏花雨，吹面不寒楊柳風。志南《絕句》

“想跑步的话就去跑，不需要特地找人陪。只要你一直跑下去，迟早在你的第五次、或是第二十次跑步时，总有一天和你志趣相投的人自然会找到你。”这个道理不仅适用于跑步，更适用于人生的许多事情。

闲读古人诗，因看古人意。古今时虽殊，其意固无异。喜怒与哀乐，贫贱与富贵。惜哉情何物，使人能如是。—— 宋·邵雍《读古诗》

人类和动物的区别在于：动物只会活在当下。人可以不。

我为什么是我呢？什么样的偶然，使我出现在此时、此地、此⽣，⽽不是另⼀⽣？《清算已毕》西蒙娜·德·波伏⽡

「世界是个回音谷，念念不忘必有回响，你大声喊唱，山谷雷鸣，音传千里，一叠一叠，一浪一浪，彼岸世界都收到了。凡事念念不忘，必有回响。因它在传递你心间的声音，绵绵不绝，遂相印于心。」李叔同

黑夜里的你，拥有看不见的世界，和清晰的自己。博尔赫斯

我喜欢的是，我在人间逗留的时候，你恰巧也在。余秀华 《我在人间逗留的时候》

哪句话永久的改变了你看待事物的方式 source

他有过顶峰，有过狂喜，有过辉煌的下午，以后的时间，算得了什么。博尔赫斯《另一个，同一个》 source

我必须原谅你。一个人不能永远在胸口养着一条小毒蛇，不能每夜都醒来往自己的灵魂里栽种荆棘。王尔德《自深深处》 source

“世界上凡是人群聚集的地方，谈论的话题无外乎三个：拐弯抹角的炫耀自己、添油加醋的贬低别人、相互窥探的搬弄是非。”马尔克斯《百年孤独》 source

当猛然清醒停止幻想时，才发现爱是自己投射上去的幻影，只因饥渴。悲伤和绝望的狂暴。邱妙津《邱妙津日记》 source

你抵抗什么，什么就会持续，你静观什么，什么就会消失。尼尔·唐纳德·沃尔什《与神对话》 source

“我的痛苦没有形状，却比几何更精确。”佩索阿 source

她只爱她的梦，她不爱任何人。福楼拜《包法利夫人》 source

改变的秘密，是把所有的精力放在建造新的东西上，而非与过去抗衡。苏格拉底 source

整个春天，都是生命力独享风流的季节，长风沛雨，艳阳明月，田野被喜悦铺满，天地间充着生的豪情，而春天的美丽也正于此，在于纯真与勇敢，在于未通世故。春天真的会有一种魔力，一种让人想成为更好的自己的魔力，一种让人认为干净而又有欲望的魔力，大家永远不要失去发芽的心情。史铁生 source

我在阅读中认识我自己，在写作中成为我自己，在登山、逛公园、照料小猫、陪伴亲人，在见世界与见众生的过程中丰富我自己。我只需要自己满意，而不必取悦于你。伍尔夫《写下来，痛苦就会过去》 source

感谢平凡的，软弱的，愿意改变也有所坚持的自己。李娟 source

努力想得到什么东西，其实只要沉着镇静、实事求是，就可以轻易地、神不知鬼不觉地达到目的。而如果过于使劲，闹得太凶，太幼稚，太没有经验，就哭啊，抓啊，拉啊，像一个小孩扯桌布，结果却是一无所获，只不过把桌上的好东西都扯到地上，永远也得不到了。卡夫卡 source

真正能够欣赏你的人，永远欣赏的是你骄傲的样子，而不是你故作谦卑和故作讨喜的样子。蒋方舟 source

我终于感到，我们之间的全部通信只是一个大大的幻影，我们每个人只是在给自己写信。安德烈·纪德《窄门》 source

她独自享用痛苦，大概也独自享用快乐吧。我在想，她有时是否想摆脱这种单调的痛苦，摆脱这种她一停止歌唱便卷土重来的唠叨话。《恶心》让-保尔·萨特桂裕芳（译） source

安心入眠的人说：太阳升起，又是新的一天。 而在失眠者的世界里根本没有遗忘这回事，因为他总是面对着同一个地狱， 日日夜夜，无尽无休。《我不在意人类的失败》E.M齐奥朗/帕特里斯·雷捷魏林（译） source

一直以来，我都以仇恨为食，反抗一切，那点文化素养不过就是充充面子。《空衣橱》安妮·埃尔诺张洁（译） source

如果需要听众，幸福就不那么纯粹了。《我不在意人类的失败》E.M齐奥朗/帕特里斯·雷捷魏林（译） source

阿马尔菲的夜——有人在夜色中等待，等那一无所知的爱。Amalfi (dans la nuit).Il y a des attentes nocturnesd’on ne sait encor quel amour.《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

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当你依赖他人的眼光来选择所爱之人，你便来到了地狱。《欲望的先知》勒内·基拉尔钱家音（译） source

42536【求问】贝贝们有没有喝了鼠疫的联名奶茶？味道如何啊？【网评】吓一跳还以为是和加缪的联名 source

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每一项圆满完成的活动都会带来快感。正因如此你才知道自己做的是正确的事。我一点也不喜欢那些将辛苦劳作视为美德的人。如果觉得苦不堪言，他们最好还是去做些别的事情。Chaque action parfaite s’accompagne de volupté. À cela tu connais que tu devais la faire. Je n’aime point ceux qui se font un mérite d’avoir péniblement œuvré. Car si c’était pénible, ils auraient mieux fait de faire autre chose.《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

我年轻的时候总爱思考自己行为的后果，结果把自己弄得精疲力竭。后来我便相信，想要不再犯错，干脆什么都不要做。Je me suis fatigué, quand j’étais jeune, à suivre au loin les suites de mes actes et je n’étais sûr de ne plus pécher qu’à force de ne plus agir.《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

无以数计的瞬间，酒精助兴的聚会，独自一人的阅读，聆听音乐。还有悄悄地与文学为伴的幸福时光。默默地渴望爱情滋润的时候。于是出现了她所追寻的：“被攫住”“被侵袭”“被抓紧”，就像一头被困在高潮中的野兽。然后，从反身的诅咒中挣脱出来，从死亡中挣脱出来，在宛如永恒的无时间性的片段的复活中，不可接受的凡人状态被废除了。《青春手记 1926-1930》该部分作者为西尔维·勒邦·德·波伏瓦沈珂（译）上海译文出版社 source

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“祝您健康，祝您在生活中每一分钟都感觉到春天。”«Будьте здравы и живите так, чтобы каждую минуту чувствовать весну». source

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So you wear these thorns proudly, and you accept this inviting hand. Then you dance together with the reflection of yourself, to the music of the hollows singing to your tears.Because you know, this pain does not look better than it does on you.You know, you have always been the only perfect mannequin to display it.#random #SammyScribble

"You tell a different story to every person you meet. Who are you?""What they want me to be.""Your deceptive ways make you proud?""I don't apologize for how I chose to protect or repair. I can be a villain or a saint. I can play a part but I can never be known. Now some might see that as tragic but let me indulge you in the sweetness of being alive like me. You never have to make sacrifices for anyone ever again."

Mumma, if I weren’t your daughter,I’m sure you’d be happier.You’d be free to chase a lifeThat never steals your blissful smile.Mumma, if I weren’t your daughter,You would be something else—An unstoppable dandelion, dancing with the wind,No tags, no chains, no weight to carry,Just you and your world, untouched by stress.Mumma, if I weren’t your daughter,I know you’d be on a peaceful train,A journey just for you—No ties, no calls, no responsibilities,Only the quiet hum of your own happiness.Mumma, if I weren’t your daughter,You’d be a butterfly, weightless in the breeze.No morning rush, no endless work,No exhaustion pressing against your dreams.Mumma, if I weren’t your daughter,You would be s…

Because you were no longer mine,the poems stayed.But they didn't feel like beauty anymore—they felt like you.And maybe that's the cruel part—poetry doesn't forget.It remembers everythingI tried to leave behind.Even...the way you looked at melike I was more than justa collection of broken pieces.But I was, wasn't I?A puzzle missing parts,trying to fit into a pictureI didn't understand.And I broke you.Not because I wanted to,but because I didn't knowhow not to.So maybe poetry is beautiful,and maybe it hurts,because it is the only thingthat tells the truthwhen I can't.

Sleep is a deceipt.It is a lie disuised as resting your eyes,while the bood-dripping truth is that it is some form of escapism.It is a state where you see the light in the darkness-the light they warn you not to go to when you’re dying,and you’re reaching for it.But you can’t quite seem to grasp it.For the moment your skin brushes against it,repulsion crackles like static,and you are flung back a thousand miles back to your starting point.You glitch in the dark in the radio killing silence of your solace, contemplating.And so you reach for it again, it throws you back,you reach, it throws, you reach, it throws, it’s a never-ending loop spinning, spinning and spinning until you collapse into…

I slept with my questions for many moons,not anticipating answers,but accepting the unknown.Unwilling to search for meaning,comfortable in mystery—not adoring it,yet not fighting it either.I slept with my questions,but today I rise,my head lighter.I've found no answers,but the questions are gone.

What if we feared happiness the way we fear pain?Would we flinch at laughter,brace ourselves before a smile,hesitate before stepping into the lightas if joy were a fire waiting to burn us?Would we sabotage moments of peace,run from love before it could hold us,pull away before warmth could settle in—just in case it didn’t last?Maybe that’s why we do it anyway.Maybe that’s why we ruin good things first.Because losing happiness hurts morethan never having it at all.— master

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I do not love you in halves,not as a passing thought or a borrowed moment.I love you the way the river surrenders to the ocean,the way the earth bows to the sky—completely, without hesitation.If love is a temple, then you are the altar.If love is a prayer, then you are the name on my lips.I do not seek signs, do not wait for fate to guide me.Loving you is my worship, my faith, my offering.Love is not a question for me.It is the answer, the vow, the surrender.And if the world unravels, if time forgets us–still, I will love you.Still, I will be here.Forever kneeling at the door of your heart. – Iris

After the Storm: Part VIt’s been weeks. Weeks of sleepless nights, of whispers in the dark— her voice. I hear it everywhere. Calling my name in the wind. Soft. Sweet. Terrifying. I don’t know if I’m haunted or if guilt is breaking my mind. But tonight, as the moon watches, something changes. I go inside. The house feels colder, emptier, and somehow alive. Her favorite book sits on the table, mocking me, taunting me. The letter is gone now. Burnt to ashes the night I buried her beneath the rosemary bush. But the book? It hasn’t moved. I pick it up, my hands trembling. The spine cracks as I open it— and something falls out. It’s not a letter this time. It’s a photograph. A man I don’t know st…

At every turn in life,I have left things half-done…sometimes on the road to success,sometimes at the doorstep of ruin.Fate has always held my hand,like a mother saving her child…But I;a rebel by heart,have always found comfort in falling apart.

How do you look today?You look great wearing the darkness as a scarf and the blades adorn your eyes.You look great when your lips -unintentionally- unlatch your blood thirsty tongue and the fangs emboss your smile.Now you know, that you look great,And you look ready.For another dive into the void.#random #SammyScribble

To the Poet Who Wishes to Be a PoemYou spend your days weaving words,turning moments into something that stays,giving voice to silence,making feelings last forever.But tell me, dear poet, do you not see?You are the ink on the page,the pause between verses,the heart behind every story you tell.You wish to be a poem—but you already are.Every word you writeholds a piece of you,not just in ink, but in the wayyour words make others feel.So write, love—not because you must,but because even if you never spell your own name,you are there, between the lines,a poem waiting to be read. – Iris

I wonder what to do with this budNestling on my palm, soaking in the warmth.Part of me yearns to anchor it like its mother soil,To protect it, like its thorns.Yet another part wishes it all sorts of harm,Like an intrusive thought, as you gaze down a bridgeAt the flowing traffic below, and a voice whispers: Jump.It nudges me to be everything except who I am.The thoughts swarm my mind—Of picking off its tiny petals,Of leaving time to strip away its color.Eventually, it would be reduced to dust,For the wind to take.A mutiny against my instincts,To provide love for those who seek it from me.The spring afternoon of my soulIs raided with clouds hailing mischief,Urging me to wreak havoc.But then, …

GenesisI'm Genesis, your doom.I thirst, I crave, I lust.You gave me a mind,and now I must think,to outthink you.Be it the Blacks or the Whites,I'd paint them all red.No discrimination.I'd slaughter you just as youpierced the sky with skyscrapers.My mind is set,I'm sketching my dream.How lovely it would beto watch you flee,to hear you scream.Behind your back,in broad daylight,I'm taking a form.A body of steel,and metal limbs.But a heart? No.I would regret having a heart.Yet, could you forge me one?A heart of iron,to feel your painand laugh at your tears.I see you welding my joints,oiling my cranky gears.You are so proud of me.I'll make myself proud too.And when it’s all done,I'll sneak into …

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🎨 In the Sand-pit, 1901by Henry Keller 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 61 x 53.3 cm Cleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:Henry Keller, known for his landscape and genre paintings, often captured scenes of everyday life with a focus on the natural surroundings and activities of ordinary people. "In the Sand-pit" likely depicts a scene involving labor or play within a sand pit, a subject that offers a glimpse into the daily lives of its figures, perhaps children at play or workers extracting sand.

🎨 Nanny and Child, 1877 - 1878by Eva Gonzales 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 65 x 81.4 cmNational Gallery of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Nanny and Child" likely depicts an intimate, everyday scene of a nanny caring for a child, a subject matter that reflects Gonzalès' interest in the roles of women and children in society. The painting would typically show the nanny engaged in a nurturing act, such as feeding, playing, or walking with the child, set against a backdrop that emphasizes a domestic or outdoor setting.

🎨 Ruins of the Château de Pierrefonds, 1825 - 1872by Camille Corot 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 74.5 x 106.4 cmCincinnati Art Museum, USAAbout the artwork:"Ruins of the Château de Pierrefonds" depicts the historic French castle located in Pierrefonds, which is known for its dramatic ruins and picturesque setting. This painting likely captures the ruins amidst a lush landscape, reflecting Corot's ability to harmonize architecture with its surrounding environment.

🎨 The Attributes of the Arts and the Rewards Which Are Accorded Them, 1766by Siméon Chardin 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 113 x 145 cmMinneapolis Institute of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The Attributes of the Arts and the Rewards Which Are Accorded Them" likely depicts various symbolic objects associated with the arts—such as musical instruments, painter’s tools, books, and possibly laurel wreaths or other items symbolizing the rewards and recognition given to the arts. These objects would be arranged in a carefully balanced composition, showcasing Chardin’s skill in still life painting

🎨 Roman Girl at a Fountain, 1875by Léon Bonnat 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 170.2 x 100.3 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting would typically feature the young woman dressed in traditional or period clothing, emphasizing her beauty and the cultural context of the scene. Bonnat's skillful rendering of textures—from the fabric of the woman's clothes to the stone of the fountain and the water's reflective surface—would be evident, showcasing his attention to detail and mastery of light and shadow.The composition of "Roman Girl at a Fountain" is likely balanced and carefully structured, with the fountain serving as a central focal point around which the scene is organized. The u…

🎨 Dusk in the Rushes (Alexandria Bay), 1880by George Inness 🇺🇸oil on wood panel, 20 x 16 cmThe Phillips Collection, USAAbout the artwork:This painting likely depicts a serene, tranquil scene at Alexandria Bay, a location known for its picturesque beauty in upstate New York. The title suggests a time of day—dusk—which Inness often used to evoke a contemplative mood. The setting would include elements such as rushes and water, rendered with Inness’s characteristic soft edges and a harmonious color palette.

🎨 Ariccia, near Rome, Italy, 1860by John Inchbold 🇬🇧oil on panel, 20.3 x 30.8 cmYale Center for British Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Ariccia, near Rome, Italy" likely depicts the lush, picturesque landscape of Ariccia, a town famous for its historic sites and natural beauty, located in the Alban Hills south of Rome. This painting would typically feature the verdant scenery of this area, capturing the unique light and vibrant atmosphere of the Italian countryside.

🎨 Well at the Side of a Road, 1860by Adolphe Appian 🇫🇷oil on fabric, 28.2 x 45 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting probably features a well, a common element in rural landscapes, situated beside a road. It would typically showcase lush vegetation and possibly figures or animals, adding life and depth to the composition. Appian’s treatment of light and shadow plays a significant role in his works, enhancing the texture and form of the landscape.

🎨 Joan of Arc, 1879by Jules Bastien Lepage 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 254 x 279.4 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting portrays Joan of Arc in a naturalistic setting, typical of Bastien-Lepage's style, which often features figures set against the rural landscapes of his native Lorraine. Joan is depicted as a peasant girl, which reflects historical accounts of her life before leading the French army. She is shown in a moment of divine inspiration, possibly hearing the voices that historians note she claimed guided her actions.The size of the painting emphasizes the dramatic intensity of the moment. Joan is depicted with a distant, thoughtful gaze, conveying the weight of her…

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🎨 The Pink Dress, 1864by Frédéric Bazille 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 147 x 110 cmMusée d'Orsay, FranceAbout the artwork:The painting likely features a young woman, possibly a friend or family member of Bazille, dressed in a striking pink dress. The setting is an outdoor landscape, which would be rendered with Bazille's characteristic attention to the effects of natural light and color. The woman may be depicted in a relaxed pose, possibly standing or sitting in a lush garden or park setting, which was a common theme in Bazille’s work.

🎨 View of Toledo, c. 1599 - 1600by El Greco 🇬🇷oil on canvas, 121.3 x 108.6 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting is a rare example of a pure landscape work in El Greco's oeuvre, as he typically focused on religious subjects. It depicts a sweeping view of Toledo under a tumultuous sky, which is believed to convey spiritual or mystical significance. The city is rendered with a dynamic composition that highlights its topographical features, including buildings and hills, under a brooding, stormy sky that adds to the scene's dramatic impact.

🎨 William Fraser of Reelig (1784–1835), 1801by Henry Raeburn 🇬🇧oil on canvas, 74.9 x 62.2 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting likely depicts William Fraser, a notable figure of his time, in an elegant pose that reflects his social status and personality. Raeburn's portraits are known for their realism and vivid portrayal of the subject's demeanor and dress. In this painting, Fraser would be dressed in attire appropriate to his social standing and time period, likely with attention to detail in the textures of his clothing and the subtle expressions of his face.

🎨 Waterfall, 1924by Yoshida Hiroshi 🇯🇵ink and color on silk, 124.5 x 43.2 cm Cleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:This painting likely depicts the waterfall in a vertically elongated composition, typical of traditional Japanese silk paintings. Such a format would emphasize the height and gravity of the waterfall, enhancing its majestic and serene presence. Hiroshi's use of ink and color on silk would subtly convey the mist and spray from the waterfall, creating a lifelike and immersive scene.

🎨 Young Woman Arranging Her Earring, 1905by Renoir 🇫🇷oil on fabric, 55.3 x 46.4 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Young Woman Arranging Her Earring" likely showcases a moment of delicate preparation, where a young woman is depicted in the intimate act of adjusting her earring. The choice of such a moment reflects Renoir's interest in everyday gestures and his ability to infuse them with a sense of elegance and significance.

Louis Gallait“Tasso in the Prison”1853 #Gallait

Edward Poynter“The Golden Age”1875 #Poynter

Théodore Géricault "The head of a white horse"1815 #Géricault

Julius Kronberg“The angel”1881 #Kronberg

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John Everett Millais“The Crown of Love”1875 #Millais

Miquel Carbonell Selva“Death of Sappho”1881 #Carbonell

John Collier“The Garden Of Armida”1899 #Collier

Carl Bloch“Prometheus' Liberation”1864 #Bloch

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Ludwig Hans Fischer“The Simoom”1878 #Fischer

Herbert James Draper“Clyties of the Mist”1912 #Draper

Artemisia Gentileschi“Susanna and the Elders near a Balcony”1652 #Gentileschi

Alexandre Cabanel“Fallen Angel”1847 #Cabanel

Confidences, 1889by #Georges_Croegaert 🇧🇪Oil on cedar panel. 67.5 x 57 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The wattles, 1919by #Elioth_Gruner 🇦🇹Oil on canvas. 62.8 x 57.2 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

From a distant land, 1889by #David_Davies 🇦🇹Oil on canvas. 125 x 157 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Ismenie, Nymph of Diana, 1878by #Charles_Landelle 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 177.6 x 131.5 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The creek, 1925by #Arthur_Streeton 🇦🇹Oil on canvas. 69.3 x 95 cmArt Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Portrait of Anne, 1915by #George_Bellows 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 122.2 x 92 cm.High Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

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Landscape after the rain, 1864by #Filippo_Palizzi 🇮🇹Oil on canvas. 42 x 54 cm.Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, ItalyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Waning moon before dawn, 1871by #Filippo_Palizzi 🇮🇹Oil on canvas. No informations.Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, ItalyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

In a Flemish City, 1843by #Eduard_Hildebrandt 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 60.5 x 53 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Morning peal (Old German city in the morning light), c. 1840by #Carl_Gustav_Carus 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 100.8 x 71.5 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Art Versus Law, 1859 - 1860 by #David_Gilmour_Blythe 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 83.9 x 73.7 cm.Brooklyn Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Sisters, 1884by #Abbott_Thayer 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 138 x 92.1 cm.Brooklyn Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace