耵聍和狐臭是一个基因ABCC11决定的。中日韩大多数人都是干耳屎，干耳屎的人也都没有狐臭。

十年前的今天，琼恩·雪诺在《权力的游戏》中被任命为第 998 任守夜人军团总司令🐺。

刚刚就是突然看到这个车怎么造型这么复古独特，然后搜了才知道是克莱斯勒，我第一次知道这个品牌，好像这个车在美国挺多人开的

发现粤语里讲“没空”叫“莫得涵”，跟我们老家说没时间叫“没得涵”神似。

今日的无痕观鸟活动一行人看到了13种鸟类。比较幸运的看到了两处白骨顶巢穴，近距离的观察了绿头鸭、鸿雁的半蹼与白骨顶的瓣蹼。途中遇到了投喂的游客，正好对照这样的行为介绍了无痕山林行动准则之一，为什么要尊重野生动物。观察的路线强度适中，即便是小朋友，也可以全程保持注意力跟下来。最后做游戏的时候，我和大家解释，为什么要做想和大家分享观察周围鸟类的事儿。这一理念其实于自然之友最初的愿景是一致的：每个人都能分享安全的资源和美好的环境。现在大家都可以看书，看纪录片，甚至可以随时到达地球任何一处。然而那里对于更多的人来讲是远方，并不是身边熟悉的景致。而观察身边的自然生物，可以是每个人可以最快入手并开始记录和思考的方式。比如有朋友问：鸳鸯能飞多高？它们如何区分公母？什么动物最难被发现？这些问题，通过平时观察和积累，都给到各位回复，尽量找到图片佐证或引用信源。发现问题，开始思考，尝试解决问题则是更宝贵的经验。希望今日参与活动大朋友与小朋友可以都可以开始观察周围能看到生物，也欢迎交流。

“中国现存12种野生猫科动物。”是猫盟开场介绍的信息。猫盟是一个公益组织，主要聚焦中国本土猫科动物的保护。今日的分享是关于在荒漠中一种猫科动物——张掖地区兔狲的近况。在甘肃省张掖地区，猫盟拍到了6种猫科动物，包括雪豹、亚洲野猫、豹猫、猞猁、兔狲及荒漠猫。那里生境类型很丰富，有高山、湿地、荒漠三大类。其中，兔狲集中的生活在河西走廊中部的荒漠地带。猫盟很快的在天然洞穴和牧民遗留石堆发现了兔狲的活动痕迹。石堆是当地人原用于指路的标记。生活这里的猛禽在这里登高远望，猛兽则用来乘凉休息，同时在那里标记领地。猫科动物有着气味标记领地习惯。而生活在荒漠里的它们，更偏好山脊等高处以巡视时留下这些痕迹。随着发现个体数量增多，区分兔狲的工作也同步开展。兔狲的个体识别则依赖独特面部特征。通过观察，猫盟的工作人员发现当地的兔孙有着“偏蓝”与“偏黄”两种毛色类型。从2022年到2024年底，通过红外相机拍摄到的兔狲数量密度由每百公里18只，曾经远高于世界其他地区平数量锐减至百公里2只。这几年发生了什么？伴随着风电与光伏电站建成，相较于之前，人类有了更长时间的贯穿了兔狲生活的区域的活动时间。调查兔狲粪便发现，它们主要食物来源鼠类伴随着灭鼠行动大量减少。同一时期干旱加剧，天然水源干涸情况也很严重。面对如此多的变化，猫盟打算为荒漠里的兔狲尝试做一些人工干预措施，看看是否可以改善它们的生活情况。首先，在荒漠地区挖掘人工水塘，计划在夏季高温时期补水来缓解干旱影响。确保本地人饲养的骆驼不会进入饮水区，这里还建立了围栏。其次，挖掘人工洞穴为兔狲繁育和休息提供庇护所。好消息是2025年1月建成的人工洞穴已成功吸引兔孙…

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内心越缺什么，越向外找补什么。

很多人有监听幻觉…实时监听一个人的高质量录音，一天要消耗1.5-2.5GB流量，一个月45-75GB，在电信运营商那的报价为9-15元。如果使用非实时语音转写成文字，再传输，每天转写的成本是10-16元，一年3650-5840元，算上数据存储、分析、人工等费用，真要去监听，亿级平台每年要得花大几千亿，能搏回这么多销售分佣吗？监听全民，根本就不是一个合理的商业行为。实现监听，还会让手机耗电量提高25%左右，无论是流量损耗还是电量损耗，都很容易被用户发现。自从人们担心起隐私安全，手机系统也不让多款APP一起使用麦克风了，仅允许当前位于前台的应用或最后打开的应用使用麦克风。就算是FBI，那也是针对少数人做监听。与天价成本又有相当多噪音的实时监听相比，各类算法、输入法、跨平台营销推荐才是更经济更简单的，除非某一天流量与技术服务的资费降低到了盈亏平衡点…

估计挺多人没看过，王朔以前还写过一个探案系列的小说，主角叫“单立人”。

不理解视频中的人是什么逻辑思维？怎么就成了耻辱日了？1582年10月缺失的10天是历法从儒略历过渡到格里高利历的“技术性调整”，目的是修正长期累积的时间误差。英国在1752年才采用格里历，删除了 11天（9月2日后跳至9月14日）俄罗斯直到1918年才改革，需删除13天。中国农历是结合月相（阴历）和太阳回归年（阳历）的阴阳历，通过设置闰月调整误差，因此在1582年并未出现日期跳跃。现代电子设备中的日历程序默认遵循格里高利历的历史调整规则，因此会如实反映1582年10月的日期缺失。这一现象并非软件故障，而是历史事件在历法系统中的客观呈现。历法计算不断修正是很正常的事情。中国农历也经历过不断调整，太初历，大衍历，授时历，时宪历等都是对计算方式不断优化。

土摩托操刀的每一期封面文章——确实是每一期，都能带来突破常识的认知。比如，火一定是灾难吗？自然大火是不是越少越好？通过放火还能灭火？保护森林真的比保护草原重要？

广告_鼠鼠我啊，真的顶不住啦这是来自电子游戏主机品牌 Xbox 的广告，日复一日循环的鼠生，只有在摸到 Xbox 手柄的那一刻才感觉到生而为人。 From Candide Attardvia 开眼Invalid media: video

记录_每天 4 点半起床，这就是福布斯精英的一天Karim abouelnaga 是美国非营利组织 Practice Makes Perfect 的创始人，他每天早上 4 点半起床开始高效管理自己一天的生活，一起来学习一下。From Forbes----------------------获取更多RSS：https://feedx.nethttps://feedx.sitevia 开眼Invalid media: video

创意_1 千万次播放！油管大神无限创作乐高油管大神用 LEGO 乐高积木构建一些看起来几乎不可能完成的建筑和作品！TD Bricks 展示了多种复杂且精密的乐高建筑设计，这些设计有时看起来非常复杂甚至几乎不可能完成，这些精细、细节丰富的模型和结构，展示了乐高的无限可能性和建筑设计的创意。 From TD BRICKSvia 开眼Invalid media: video

记录_飞机到底落在哪里？揭示跑道编号的秘密本期视频主要讲解了机场跑道编号的简单秘密，用简洁明了的方式解释了这个系统，配合动画和示例解释为什么机场跑道的编号是这样排列的，并揭示了这个编号系统背后的规律。 From CGP Greyvia 开眼Invalid media: video

音乐_下一秒永远更精彩「抽象混乱广场」Mark Pritchard 是一位英国的电子音乐家，他创作了大量音乐作品，风格和流派不断变化，包括嘻哈、电子舞曲、丛林、氛围、垃圾摇滚和鼓点节奏等。这首歌是他与 Thom Yorke 的合作单曲「Gangsters」。From Mark Pritchard----------------------获取更多RSS：https://feedx.nethttps://feedx.sitevia 开眼Invalid media: video

动画_作死 100 次系列——爆笑恶搞空中跳伞Dummy Bucky 被用来进行一系列的实验——这一次是进行跳伞测试。各种奇异反应和搞笑情节，跳伞过程中都有可能遇见什么呢？ From SyndromeZvia 开眼

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旅行_复古Citywalk，被治愈的「伦敦生活」在他的镜头下，时间仿佛慢了下来，这是一段穿梭于伦敦街头的旅程，使用 Sony a7iv 相机拍摄，用复古胶片的色调，记录泰晤士河畔的光影。走进这座城市的旧梦，感受属于伦敦的复古节奏。 From alvaroscopevia 开眼Invalid media: video

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记录_剖开罗马斗兽场：你不知道的阴暗内部罗马斗兽场，是世界上最具标志性的地标之一，于公元 80 年在提图斯皇帝的统治下建成。几个世纪以来，它举办了角斗士战斗、野生动物狩猎和吸引观众的盛大表演。实际上罗马斗兽场比看起来要先进得多，它甚至可以淹没竞技场进行海战——naumachia，木制舞台下方是地下宫殿，这是一个由隧道、电梯和活板门组成的地下网络。在这个 3D 动画中，创作者利用历史文献、考古证据和一些有根据的猜测，精心重塑了斗兽场。 From Deconstructedvia 开眼Invalid media: video

动画_寻找童年的梦，电车司机的「纪念引擎」Diesel 是一名在垃圾场徘徊的有轨电车司机，他梦想着回忆童年时光，于是他做了一个反映他童年记忆的梦。动画短片「纪念引擎」由 Seog Jaehee 担任导演兼制片人。 From ChungKang Animation Schoolvia 开眼Invalid media: video

旅行_年轻就要一直在路上，巴厘岛摩旅Vlog两位朋友花了几天时间骑摩托车穿越巴厘岛，没有任何计划，深入岛屿北部，探索着小村庄、乡间小路和小城镇。本片使用手持拍摄，使用索尼 A7SIII、GoPro 12 和 DJI Mavic 3。 From Billy Martinvia 开眼Invalid media: video

游戏_明日共此时｜「英雄联盟」2025第2主题季「英雄联盟」原创歌曲「Here, Tomorrow」的 MV 已于 2025 年 4 月 15 日发布，这首歌是作曲家 Kevin Penkin 与日本创作歌手几田莉拉的联名作品，用于宣传新一季「灵花祭幽明之境」的影片。 From League of Legendsvia 开眼Invalid media: video

音乐_一镜到底镜像创意，最佳 MV 诞生美国乐队 OK Go 以他们鲜明有特色，并且一镜到底的音乐视频出名。在2007年，OK Go乐队的视频Here It Goes Again赢得格莱美奖的最佳短片音乐录音带。这支 MV 来自他们的新歌「Love」。From OK Go----------------------获取更多RSS：https://feedx.nethttps://feedx.sitevia 开眼Invalid media: video

👉 名称：OxiCloud🤖 类型：🎯项目👏 介绍：OxiCloud 是一个轻量级的云存储服务器，它使用 Rust 语言编写，旨在提供一个比传统 PHP 云服务（如 NextCloud）更快速、更轻量的文件存储方案。OxiCloud 具有响应式的用户界面，适用于桌面和移动设备，以及使用 Link Time Optimization（LTO）提高的二进制文件性能。

花红花红（学名：Malus asiatica Nakai），又叫沙果，是一种蔷薇科、苹果属植物，落叶小乔木，叶卵形或椭圆形，花粉红色，果实球形，黄绿色带微红，果皮脆而韧，果肉黄白色，有清香味，花期4-5月，果期8-9月。味道似苹果，但更甜，略酸。主要分布于陕西，河北，云南等地。比较容易被人跟海棠果混淆，如今也成了一种稀有水果。

Termora：一个好用的ssh客户端工具Termora 是一个终端模拟器和 SSH 客户端，支持 Windows，macOS 和 Linux。Termora 采用 Kotlin/JVM 开发并实现了 XTerm 协议（尚未完全实现），它的最终目标是通过 Kotlin Multiplatform 实现全平台（含 Android、iOS、iPadOS 等）。主要功能特性：支持 SSH 和本地终端支持串口协议支持 SFTP & 命令行 文件传输支持 Windows、macOS、Linux 平台支持 Zmodem 协议支持 SSH 端口转发和跳板机支持 X11 和 SSH-Agent终端日志记录支持配置同步到 Gist & WebDAV支持宏（录制脚本并回放）https://github.com/TermoraDev/termora

新蛋中国是怎么从巨头混成气氛组的#互联网野史 刚毕业的时候在上海，同事们都从这上面买手机，一定是我心目当中的数码乌托邦，但就是非常顺畅的一个开局了被一帮台湾佬活活给玩儿死了。https://m.bilibili.com/video/BV154d2YTEby

Siri 唯一的作用就是用来重启手机

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《不说话的人》是中华戏音第二季推出的重磅作品，以杭州市萧山绍剧为创作图景，深入挖掘萧山绍剧发源地的地域文化特色，通过“绍剧+民谣”邀请到萧山绍剧艺术中心青年演员、2022年《萧然绍韵》全区绍剧折子戏比赛金奖获得者施磊与独立音乐人陈鸿宇合作。歌曲以沉默旅人为意象，勾勒现代人漂泊的精神图景。在钢筋森林与时光褶皱里，那些低头逆风的身影承载着集体的孤独与坚韧——他们吞咽失望却仰望星辰，身披伤痕仍眷恋归途。当石板路上的雨丝浸透回忆，最终在镜像般的歌词里照见：每个缄默前行的灵魂，都是时代洪流中未曾命名的我们自己。

一些常见的无线通讯协议1.RF协议常见于两轮电动自行车和四轮汽车的物理车钥匙。当按下钥匙上的寻车按钮（一般为铃铛图标按钮）时，遥控器会以特定的载波频率（通常为 315MHz 或 433MHz）发射无线电信号。车辆上的接收器接收到该信号后，经过解调、解码等处理，识别出寻车指令，进而控制车辆发出响亮的警报声，方便车主快速定位车辆。通讯距离一般可在10-100M左右。RF协议其实指用于无线射频通信的一系列规则和标准，用于实现设备之间的无线数据传输和通信，其频率范围从 30KHz 到 30GHz 之间。通常说的2.4G 无线协议，如蓝牙、Wi - Fi（802.11b/g 等）、ZigBee 等，都属于 RF 协议在 2.4GHz 这个特定频段上的应用。一些无线鼠标/键盘也经常用 2.4G RF 协议。2.RFID协议RFID 是 Radio Frequency Identification 的缩写，即射频识别，是一种自动识别技术，和RF协议是两码事。一个完整的 RFID 系统由电子标签（Tag）、阅读器（Reader）和天线（Antenna）三大部分组成。阅读器通过天线发射射频信号，当电子标签进入电磁场范围时，会接收信号并产生感应电流从而开始工作。RFID协议用于较早期的饭卡，物理车钥匙，商超价格标签等领域。NFC 技术就是由 RFID 技术演变而来。3.BLE协议即低功耗蓝牙（BLE）。它使车辆与手机等设备连接实现解锁、启动等功能，通信距离一般在 5-10 米左右。BLE功能更丰富，更适合用在手机APP和车辆交互。BLE协议也常见于智能手表，智能家居等设备。需要注意的是，BLE蓝…

超火的迷你小路由 Cudy TR3000 刷机OpenWrt折腾记录这两天最火的路由器就是cudy多酷TR3000了，这是一款便携迷你随身路由器，MT7981B方案，这种旅行路由器属于小众玩具，GL.iNet就是专门做这个的，凑单后136元。Cudy TR3000能这么火是有原因的，俺来分析一下：️ 无线规格：AX3000 160MHz128MB闪存/512MB内存2.5G/1G 双网口, USB3.0接口,Type-C供电（5V/3A）️ 隔壁MT3000平替(1/3价格)，MT3000有主动散热、闪存256MB支持OpenWrt，配合 4/5G 随身WiFi，变身CPE路由器，办公、旅行、车载。❗缺点：闪存小，装不了几个插件，USB接口供电不足5V1A，带不动中兴F50随身WiFisource

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

🎙 NEW PODCAST | This Week in Science Highlights:🕳 Lone Black Hole ConfirmedAstronomers have confirmed the first-ever black hole without a companion star — discovered only because it passed in front of a distant star, briefly magnifying its light .🌌 Ultralight Dark Matter: A New Way to Detect ItAstrophysicists have proposed a bold new method to detect ultralight dark matter — by tracking subtle shifts in star positions using precision astrometry .🌍 17% of Global Farmland ContaminatedA massive new study reveals that up to 17% of the world’s cropland is polluted with toxic heavy metals, threatening food safety for over 1.4 billion people .💡 Focusing Light at the NanoscaleResearchers have demon…

Plants Absorb Microplastics Directly from Air, Raising Concerns Over Food SafetyRecent research has revealed a troubling environmental threat: plants can directly absorb microplastics from the atmosphere, causing plastic particles to accumulate extensively within vegetation. Scientists warn that this phenomenon particularly endangers vegetables grown in open fields.Microplastics (MPs) have already infiltrated every terrestrial ecosystem—present in soil, water, and air alike. Laboratory studies confirm that plant roots uptake microplastics, transferring sub-micron and nano-sized particles from roots up into the shoots.Field measurements, however, have uncovered a more alarming reality: above…

🦷 Lab-grown Human Teeth: Scientific Breakthrough!Scientists from King’s College London have successfully grown fully functional human teeth in a laboratory for the first time ever!🔬 How Was This Achieved?Researchers created a specialized material that replicates the natural environment needed for tooth development. This allowed cells to communicate effectively, initiating and guiding the formation of real tooth tissue.🌱 Why Is This Important?Unlike traditional fillings and dental implants, these lab-grown teeth are cultivated from the patient’s own cells. This means they can naturally integrate into the jaw, grow, and even self-repair—just like your original teeth!🦷 Two Promising Approaches…

On this day, April 12, we celebrate one of humanity’s greatest milestones—when a human first left our planet and ventured into space. On April 12, 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person to orbit the Earth aboard the spacecraft Vostok 1.His legendary words—“Poyekhali!” (“Let’s go!”)—marked the dawn of the space age and a monumental achievement for science, courage, and international competition. Gagarin’s 108-minute journey turned him into a global icon and opened the door for all future space exploration.Happy Cosmonautics Day!#Gagarin #Space #USSR #science #history

🎙️ @Science Podcast Hey curious minds! In this episode, we’re diving into some of the wildest and most mind-blowing discoveries fresh from the front lines of science. Let’s go!🌌 What if the universe doesn’t need dark matter or dark energy? Physicist Richard Lieu just proposed a bold new model suggesting cosmic expansion comes from sudden bursts in space-time — shaking the foundations of modern cosmology .🪐 Meanwhile, the James Webb Space Telescope spotted a dusty disk around the central star of the famous Ring Nebula — likely the remnants of a stellar “marriage” gone dusty .🌍 Beneath our feet, scientists uncovered a brand-new phylum of microbes deep in Earth’s soil — and these guys are puri…

In India, ducks are still actively used in traditional farming practices. After the rice harvest, farmers release flocks of ducks onto the fields.These birds play several crucial roles at once: they eat pests, help control weeds, and naturally fertilize the soil. It’s a brilliant example of low-tech, sustainable agriculture where nature does the heavy lifting.

🔋⚛️ ETERNAL POWER: China Launches Nuclear Battery with 50-Year LifespanImagine a device you won’t need to recharge for half a century. Chinese researchers have turned this concept into reality!What is BV100?• The world’s first commercial 3V betavoltaic battery by Betavolt• Coin-sized nuclear battery using nickel-63• Operational lifespan: 50 years without recharging 😱• Converts radiation energy into electricity using semiconductor absorbersPotential applications:• Pacemakers and medical implants• Spacecraft and satellites• Remote sensors in hard-to-reach locations• Deep-sea monitoring systemsIs it safe? 🤔Absolutely! The beta particles from nickel-63 are so weak they can be blocked by a simpl…

The Solar Orbiter spacecraft has obtained unprecedented footage of the solar wind. This flow of charged particles appeared as massive spiral structures, resembling a giant cyclone. Extending outwards to a distance of up to three solar radii, these formations persisted for over three hours.These remarkable images were captured by the Metis coronagraph aboard Solar Orbiter. Metis specializes in detecting various types of radiation emitted by the solar corona, while effectively blocking direct sunlight from the star’s surface.Visualizing the wind's structure represents a significant step forward in understanding its nature. Previously, measurements were confined to localized points reached by …

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…

​​What is Google Street View and How does it Work?Google Street View is a technology featured in Google Maps that provides the panoramic views from various streets of the world. It was launched on May 25, 2007 by Google in several cities in the United States, since then it has expanded to many cities and areas of the world. Till today, Google Street View is launched in about 80 countries of the world.Google Street View displays panoramas of the images. For this, Google uses the cars on which high resolution 360 degree cameras are mounted and these cars travels in whole cities and take up photographs of the streets and monuments.Then, these photographs are uploaded by Google for Street View.…

​​​​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 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.

✔️A dust particle can make ice clouds …

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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#电影 #名人 Liv Tyler出演了1995年的电影《Empire Records》。如果你喜欢那种90年代风格、叛逆青春、音乐氛围浓厚的电影，这部真的是宝藏片！

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比利時王牌飛行員費爾南雅克 (Fernand Jacques) 和他裝飾獨特的 Farman 40 飛機，1916 年。

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#海报 这是一张1920年的苏联宣传海报，标题是《献给白军主子的红色礼物》。它出现在俄国内战期间，用夸张和讽刺的方式描绘红军（布尔什维克）对抗“白军”（反革命势力）的情景。画面通常会表现红军士兵送上“礼物”，实际是象征打击和胜利，带有强烈的政治宣传色彩。一句话总结：红军“礼物”送白军，实际是子弹与胜利，典型的苏联革命宣传画。

1981年，苏联托里亚蒂市（Tolyatti）的一条汽车装配线上，年轻的女工Natalia Kudryashova正在认真地工作。她是那个年代无数投身工业前线的女性之一，在这个以重工业著称的城市，为苏联最知名的汽车制造厂——**伏尔加汽车厂（AvtoVAZ）**贡献着力量。 #苏联

1945年4月16日，美国士兵踏上了德国萨克森州的科尔迪茨城堡桥（Colditz Castle Bridge）。这一天，战争已经进入尾声，但这个地方，却曾是纳粹用来关押盟军“最难对付战俘”的秘密堡垒。

#艺术品《潘多拉》（Pandora） 是英国画家 约翰·威廉·沃特豪斯（John William Waterhouse） 创作于 1896年 的一幅画作。画中描绘的是希腊神话中的潘多拉——她打开了神盒，释放了人类的灾难。沃特豪斯以他典型的前拉斐尔派风格，呈现潘多拉在打开盒子那一刻的神秘与忧郁。

20世纪70年代，巴西人在伊帕内玛海滩放松。

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法国，1956年Henri Cartier-Bresson 被誉为“决定性瞬间”的大师，是现代纪实摄影的奠基人之一。他善于用相机捕捉生活中一闪即逝的真实与诗意，很多作品看似随意，却构图精准、情感饱满。

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真正的爱从不需要解释，因为它本身就是答案。

不把思想付诸行动，这个想法就郁结在你的脑子里，成了一种负担。——杜鲁门·卡波特

我用真心待你，但不執著於你。

对我来说，树木一直是最深刻的传道者。他们生活在群体和森林里，我敬仰它们。但我更敬仰独自生长的树。它们并非儒弱的逃避者，而是伟大的孤独者，如贝多芬、尼采——它们的树梢吟诵着世界，树根植根于永恒。它们不会迷失于孤独，而是用所有的生命力量追逐一个目标：实现那个常驻于心的独特法则，完善自身，显现真我。没有什么比一棵强壮美丽的树更神圣，更具榜样作用了。当一棵树被锯倒，致命伤口露向太阳，你可在木桩的浅色截面上读到它所有的历史：年轮和节疤上忠实记载着所有奋斗、困苦、疾病、幸福、繁荣、灾年和丰年，承受过的打击与风暴。而每一个农家子弟都知道，最坚实高贵的树木有着最密的年轮，它们高高长在山上，在无休止的危难中，长出坚不可摧、最有力、最典范的枝干。 ——赫尔曼·黑塞《树的礼赞》

树木开始抽出新叶，‍‍仿佛低语着尚未言明的心声；初芽舒展绽放，它们的嫩绿透着一丝忧伤。难道它们真的在重获新生，而我们却在衰老？不，它们也会枯萎，只是年复一年地看似年轻，但岁月早已刻进年轮之中。然而，那不知疲倦的绿树城堡，每年五月，依旧枝繁叶茂。去年已逝，”它们仿佛低语，重新开始吧，重新开始，重新开始。菲利普·拉金《树》

“信仰不是盲目的追随，而是在黑暗中找到光明的力量。”《沙丘2》

「寫出所盼望的念头，相当于落实了，因为毕竟有读者分享，而瞎想式的盼着，你与自己连接等同于没有与活着连接，因为人是社会人，哪怕是与厌烦的念头落笔在纸上有人分享就证明自己与其他生命体是连在一起的，哪怕是陌生的、一生都不会与其相见的人的分享。总之，写作时诞生快乐的多巴胺，而躺在床上瞎想却是郁闷的，不产生多巴胺。」

生者爲過客，死者爲歸人。天地一逆旅，同悲萬古塵。月兔空搗藥，扶桑已成薪。白骨寂無言，青松豈知春。前後更嘆息，浮榮安足珍。李白 〈擬古〉

“我本想约你，见一见今夜的繁星的，但你迟迟不来，实在是星星的损失。”——辛恩浩｜《四月你好》

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。

有时逛书店，总控制着别再买书。买了总是不看，搁在那儿当后宫佳丽，如同一个昏君。李碧华《只是蝴蝶不愿意》 source

“怎么达到目标？”放弃思考，专注攀登。尼采 source

人生最好的境界是丰富的安静。周国平 source

心太软的人快乐是不容易的，别人伤害她或她伤害别人，都让她在心里病一场。严歌苓 source

人总是会爱上三种人:过去的自己，和自己相似的人，和自己想要成为的人。弗洛伊德 source

当我说到“爱”这个词时，很可能想到爱某个人，但是爱跟他人无关，爱是你的品质。就像健康是身体的品质，愉快是头脑的品质一样，爱是你情感层面的品质。爱不是你所做的，爱是你所是的。希丽尔·西蒙《午夜心灵密谈》 source

不管怎么走，都会有路。林清玄 source

你问我后来怎样了，但我突然很累。事情多是这样子的，不由分说。我们是不分青红皂白的关系，血肉相连又血肉模糊的，像被卡车碾过的死狗，筋连筋肉连肉。我捉住尸体的手，我枕在你的胸膛上，想象无梦，遂而酣眠。如果有梦，梦便是一团漆黑与冰冷，梦便是无感与孤独，梦便是停摆的时钟。黎紫书《疾》 source

你不需要操心别人, 你只需要操心自己。你是一切的根源，你对了，一切就都对了。unknown source

当你感觉你是很倒霉的时候，你可能过段时间才知道那是救命的，那是在救你的命，如果有这种觉悟的话，你就通透了。曾仕强 source

我大学一毕业，立刻就倒了霉，留学无望，饭碗难抢；临渊羡鱼，有网难结；穷途痛哭，无地自容。季羡林 source

“自律的顶端是孤独，孤独的顶端是自由。”尼采 source

我甚至不知道我感到了悲伤。直到那个词到来，直到我感觉雨水从我身上流下。露易丝·格丽克 《月亮的合金》 source

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在某种意义上，刽子手是国王手中的剑，但是，他也分担着其对手的屈辱。君权授权他杀戮并通过他杀戮，但君权不体现在他身上，也不以他特有的残忍为自己的标志。《规训与惩罚》米歇尔·福柯刘北成、杨远婴（译） source

我倚靠在这些支撑的石块上，它们来自喀斯高原，被粗糙地拼接在一起，而这扇门与这扇窗被设在这最高处的露台之下。当然，已经是沉思的时辰。今晚，我会心留意着那些仍然对我诉说着的事物：地平线上的丘陵，在江河昏暗而疾速的水流上闪光的蒸汽，还有白杨排列出的直线。我甚至回想起，我们曾走过很长的路到那边采摘车前草，为了将它们铺在笼中鸟的脚下。我能听清吗？不，这些遥远的事物向我诉说，不要上当受骗。明净、鲜活、温热、清新，我们向你供奉的夏日阳光，你从你的第一日便懂得了如何接受。但在阴暗、潮湿、迷宫、无限还有深渊之中，你生命的每个瞬间微微张开。我们不存在，你也不。唯一的现实是你梦见在一个果园，一个美好季节的早晨，你把快要成熟过头的果实摘下来放在草间，警惕着黄蜂和蜜蜂的叮咬。《沉默的经典：仍在一起》伊夫·博纳富瓦秦三澎、陈庆（译）上海人民出版社·世纪文景 source

对成熟男性而言，唯有快乐的爱情能延长他的青春。其余的只会让他一下子衰老不少。《加缪手记.第三卷》阿尔贝·加缪黄馨慧（译）浙江大学出版社 source

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那时我很温柔，常说人应该学会与忧伤共处，而且试图让这种想法成为一种品德。此刻，我晃一晃凉鞋，鞋上的灰尘抖落，谁又知道风将它们带向何方？J’étais doux ; je disais qu’il faut se résigner à sa tristesse et je tâchais à faire de tout cela de la vertu. Maintenant, j’ai secoué là-dessus la poussière de mes sandales ; qui sait où le vent l’a portée ?《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

妈妈的⽭盾之⼀就是她全然相信⽆私奉献的⾼尚，但与此同时⼜有着⾃⼰的趣味、憎恶和愿望，它们是如此强烈地⽀配着她，使她⽆法不去厌恶那些与之相抵触的东西。她持久地反抗着由⾃⼰强加于⾃⼰的条条框框。《她弥留之际》西蒙娜 · 德 · 波伏⽡赵璞（译）深圳出版社 source

当你所爱的⼈要死去，你会因为自己比她活得更久而感到刻骨铭心的悔恨。她的死亡让我们发现她是独一无二的：她变得像世界那样广阔，这个世界因她的存在而存在，因她的离去⽽毁灭。《她弥留之际》西蒙娜 · 德 · 波伏⽡赵璞（译）深圳出版社 source

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I fell for a ghost in a library—her breath smelled like old ink and regret.We read tragedy by candlelightand forgot how to forget.– master

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“Inheritance”I was born with a hungerthat wasn’t mine.They handed me a dream like a bladeand told me to carve my futurebut the metal rusted in my sleep.Now I chase smoke through iron halls,where ambition dripsfrom the jaws of broken clocks.Time mocks me with its grin of gears—I run,and it eats.I am tired of digging gravesand calling them milestones.

Let Them Bloom Once MoreI only want to holdthose dead, dried roses again—feel their brittle petals break in my palms,and let the thorns press deep into my skinuntil they drink from me,until the red returns.Let them bloom once more,not with love,but with the ache I carrylike a forgotten giftthey never came back to claim.

She writes her spells on skin—yours.Every sigh: a sigil.Every bruise: a benediction.She does not ask for love.She harvests it.Ripe. Ruined. Red.

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The deeper I dig,the more I suspect—there is no origin.Only layers of becoming,like an eternal moltingwithout a final form.Perhaps I was never lost.Perhaps there is simplyno such thingas a finished self.

Autumn’s Last LeafI never knew how to love.I tend to possess.I weave threads of connection—fragile, perhaps—but never breakable.Still, it’s not love.It’s more than that.Obsession?No.Possession?Not quite.Then what is it?Even I don’t know.I don’t let feelings live inside me.I sink my fangs into them,draining emotion,devouring desire.Yet there’s always one—just one—who breaks through every cold wall.So quiet,I never even noticedwhen it happened.Now, I don’t know.But I know enough.I wear duality.Even when I say,“You’re free to leave.”My twisted mind whispers otherwise.So they’re just words.If you believe them…I’m sorry.Because you can only leavewhen I becomeautumn’slastleaf.

For every sensation I yield,I tend to their root—my heart,with words that bloom,as delicate rhymes,their scented hymns,filling through gaps,peeking through my soul.#hope#words

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I called her spoiled for being disgusted by her cold arms."Hold them," I said. "Embrace yourself," I barked, but she wouldn't listen.As if she were made to be handled and cherished by strangers.I called her broken, how she feared her own skin,like shards of a glass bottle made up of her epidermis,phantom splinters jutting out of her body where it needs healing,where it needs care the most.I called her shallow, feeling the irony bite my hands,as she could amplify the beauty of a grain of soil,foreseeing the jungle it could grow,but wouldn't bear to speak a word of adorationto the vastness embedded in her marrow.

Dear failureI wonder,if I am your favourite person,I might be the one to whom people come to seek comfort,but not in my wildest dreams I thought you'd bein that list too. I didn't realise, when you gotpermanently engraved on my forehead,You carry a different aura with you, a unique glow,because wherever I go,people know you are with me,Dear failure,Believe me,I don't have any personal grudge with you,It doesn't matter to meif you stay with me for all my life,I don't have a problem with your existence,I have a problem with your consistency,Is there a daywhen you forget to welcome yourself in my life?Because I haven't seen that day for sure,Dear failure,be lazy for once,sit beside meand bask …

PearlSo pure and precious,She is just like a pearl.So mean and vicious—Her oyster is this world.I know she deserves the world,But this world never deserved her.~ By Lily

Gluck – No Prefix, No Suffix Queer Artist2025-04-21 by Magda Michalska#artist_stories #european_art #painting #20th_century #lgbtq #uk

Marlow Moss: The Queer Abstract Artist Who Influenced Mondrian2025-04-21 by Emily Snow#artist_stories #european_art #20th_century #abstract_art #lgbtq #modernism #queer_britain #uk

The Radical and Rebellious Rosa Bonheur2025-04-21 by Candy Bedworth#animals #artist_stories #european_art #herstory #painting #women_artists #19th_century #france #rosa_bonheur

More Than Fifty Shades of Grey in the Life of Romaine Brooks2025-04-21 by Magda Michalska#artist_stories #north_american_art #painting #women_artists #20th_century #lgbtq #romaine_brooks

All Louvre Masterpieces from Beyoncé & Jay-Z’s APES**T Video Explained2025-04-21 by Zuzanna Stańska#contemporary_art #long_read #museum_stories #music #north_american_art #video #african_american #andrea_solario #ary_scheffer #bipoc #black_artists #eugene_delacroix #france #ieoh_ming_pei #jacques_louis_david #leonardo_da_vinci #louvre #marie_guillemine_benoist #paolo_veronese #paris #rosso_fiorentino #théodore_géricault #video_art

The Most Outrageous Stories Behind Damaged Artworks2025-04-21 by Michel Rutten#history #long_read #wtf_art_history #joan_miro #looted_art #marcel_duchamp #pablo_picasso #rembrandt_van_rijn #restoration #tracey_emin

5 Contemporary Drawing Artists You Should Know2025-04-21 by Guest Author#contemporary_art #drawing

10 Impressionist Paintings for Spring2025-04-21 by Sandra Juszczyk#impressionism #painting #19th_century #alfred_sisley #berthe_morisot #camille_pissarro #childe_hassam #claude_monet #edouard_manet #impressionism #pierre_auguste_renoir #vincent_van_gogh

Claude Cahun—A Surrealist Queer Prophet2025-04-21 by Candy Bedworth#artist_stories #european_art #photography #surrealism #20th_century #claude_cahun #lgbtq #marcel_moore

Avatars of Vishnu: 10 Incarnations of the Eastern God2025-04-21 by Maya M. Tola#asian_art #long_read #painting #hinduism #india #mythology #religious_art

Masterpiece Story: Still Life with Flowers in an Alabaster Vase and Fruit by Anne Vallayer-Coster2025-04-20 by James W Singer#european_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #rococo #women_artists #18th_century #anne_vallayer_coster #flowers #national_gallery_of_art #still_life #washington_dc

Masterpiece Story: Flower Still Life by Jan van Huysum2025-04-20 by James W Singer#european_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #rococo #18th_century #flowers #jan_van_huysum #mauritshuis #nature #still_life #the_netherlands

Masterpiece Story: Red and White Cotton Roses by Li Di2025-04-20 by James W Singer#asian_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #bipoc #china #flowers #li_di #tokyo_national_museum

Masterpiece Story: Vase with Flowers by Rachel Ruysch2025-04-20 by James W Singer#baroque #european_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #women_artists #dutch_golden_age #flowers #mauritshuis #rachel_ruysch #still_life #symbols #the_netherlands

Masterpiece Story: Almond Blossom by Vincent van Gogh2025-04-20 by James W Singer#european_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #post_impressionism #19th_century #flowers #nature #the_netherlands #van_gogh_museum #vincent_van_gogh

🎨 Gray Day, Goochland, 1884by George Inness 🇺🇸oil on plywood panel, 18 x 24 cmThe Phillips Collection, USAAbout the artwork:"Gray Day, Goochland" likely depicts a landscape scene in Goochland County, Virginia. This work would typically showcase Inness's ability to convey the subtleties of light and weather, capturing the overcast, muted tones of a gray day. The painting might feature a rural landscape, possibly with elements like fields, trees, and a distant horizon, all rendered in a soft, diffuse light that reflects the cloudy weather.

🎨 An Architectural Capriccio of the Roman Forum with Philosophers and Soldiers among Ancient Ruins, including the Arch of Janus Quadrifrons, the Sarcophagus of Santa Constanza, the Farnese Hercules and the Cincinnatus, c. 1745 - 1750by Giovanni Paolo Panini 🇮🇹oil on canvas, 98.4 x 135 cmNational Museum of Western Art, JapanAbout the artwork:This painting, as suggested by its title, is a complex architectural fantasy that combines various famous Roman landmarks and sculptures within a single composition. The Arch of Janus Quadrifrons, known for its four-faced structure, and the Sarcophagus of Santa Constanza, along with the renowned Farnese Hercules statue and a depiction of Cincinnatus, an …

🎨 Evening in the Woods, 1876by Worthington Whittredge 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 107.5 x 91.7 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Evening in the Woods" likely depicts a serene forest scene at dusk, capturing the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the woods as daylight fades. The painting would typically feature a dense array of trees with a soft, muted light filtering through the branches, highlighting the textures of the foliage and the forest floor.

🎨 A game of L'hombre in Brøndum's Hotel, 1885by Anna Palm 🇸🇪oil on canvas, 52.4 x 35.6 cmSkagens Museum, DenmarkAbout the artwork:The painting "A Game of L'hombre in Brøndum's Hotel" likely captures a social scene inside Brøndum's Hotel, a well-known gathering place for the Skagen artists. The artwork would typically depict a group of individuals engrossed in playing L'hombre, a popular card game in the 19th century. The scene is probably set in a cozy room, with the figures portrayed in mid-game, highlighting their expressions and the dynamics of the game.

🎨 Lemminkäinen's Mother, 1897by Akseli Gallen Kallela 🇫🇮tempera on canvas, 108.5 x 85.5 cmAteneum, FinlandAbout the artwork:The painting captures the moment of intense grief and maternal love as Lemminkäinen's mother cradles her son's lifeless body in her arms, attempting to revive him. This scene is depicted with deep emotional resonance, utilizing a stark and moody palette that reflects the somber mood of the narrative. The background likely features a dark, symbolic landscape that emphasizes the tragedy and the mystical elements of the tale.

🎨 The Waltz, 1891by Anders Zorn 🇸🇪etchin and drypoint, no informationsCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:In "The Waltz," Zorn likely depicts a couple in the midst of a dance, characterized by elegant and fluid motion. The scene would be set either at a social gathering or a ball, capturing the elegance and excitement of the event. Zorn’s skill in drypoint allows for rich textural details in the clothing and background, enhancing the realism and immediacy of the scene.

🎨 Portrait of the Ladies Amabel and Mary Jemima Yorke, c. 1761by Joshua Reynolds 🇬🇧oil on canvas, 196 x 170 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:This portrait likely features the Yorke sisters, Amabel and Mary Jemima, depicted in an opulent setting that reflects their social status and the refined tastes of the period. Reynolds was known for his ability to imbue his portraits with both psychological depth and decorative grandeur, using poses and expressions that reflect the personalities and relationships of his subjects.

🎨 The Money Diggers, 1831by John Quidor 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 40.5 x 53.2 cmBrooklyn Museum, USAAbout the artwork:"The Money Diggers" likely illustrates a scene from Washington Irving's "The Devil and Tom Walker," a story that involves buried pirate treasure and a deal with the devil. This subject would be typical of Quidor's interest in the themes of American legend and superstition. The scene probably shows the characters in the act of digging for treasure, possibly with an ominous or supernatural atmosphere conveyed through the dramatic use of lighting and shadow.

🎨 Simo and his former slave Sosia. From Terence´s Andria, 1803by Abildgaard 🇩🇰oil on canvas, 142 × 157.5Statens Museum for Kunst, DenmarkAbout the artwork:This painting is based on Terence’s play "Andria," a comedy written by the ancient Roman playwright, which explores themes of love, mistaken identity, and family dynamics. The scene depicted by Abildgaard likely portrays a pivotal moment between Simo, a wealthy Athenian gentleman, and his former slave, Sosia. The interaction might depict a discussion or confrontation that highlights themes of freedom, social status, or personal loyalty, which are central to the play.

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Louis Emilie Adan“L’éventail blanc”#1800’s #Adan

Eugene de Blaas“Gods Creatures”1877 #deBlaas

Eugène Delacroix«Faust and Mephistopheles»1827 #Delacroix

John Everett Millais“Joan of Arc”1865 #Millais

Erik Johansson«River Hotel»2018 #Johansson

Gustave Doré“The Vale of Tears”1883 #Doré

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Pierre-Narcisse Guérin«Portrait of a Young Girl»1794 #Guérin

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Christ and His Mother Studying the Scriptures, c. 1909by #Ossawa_Tanner 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 123.8 x 101.6 cm.Dallas Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Indonesian princess, 1890by #Jozef_Israëls 🇳🇱Watercolour. 52 x 34.5 cm.Centraal Museum, NetherlandsOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Repentant Peter, 1616by #Hendrick_ter_Brugghen 🇳🇱Oil on canvas. 67.7 x 85.8 cm.Centraal Museum, NetherlandsOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

April (The Green Gown), 1920by #Childe_Hassam 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 142.2 x 208.9 cm.Gibbes Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

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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