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Tailor birds construct a cradle for their nest by sewing together leaves with spider silk and plant fibres
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A painting depicting a battle with a dragon, hidden behind other paintings for over 380 years, was discovered just four years ago during church restoration.
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It turns out these are baby turtle footprints.
I used to think on the beach that they were tire marks.🛞
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Capturing the Moon’s Secrets Artemis Program
Captured during NASA’s Artemis program, this incredible moment shows an astronaut photographing the Moon’s massive crater up close.
Every detail from deep shadows to rugged terrain tells a story billions of years old.
The Artemis program isn’t just exploring the Moon… it’s capturing history, one frame at a time.
The closer we get, the more the Moon reveals.
#ArtemisProgram #MoonExploration #NASA
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HISTORY MADE: Astronaut Christina Koch, aboard Artemis II, officially becomes the farthest any woman has ever traveled from Earth.
These four astronauts are currently on a mission to fly around the Moon—and soon they'll break the record for how far humans have traveled from Earth!
Meet our Artemis II crew 👇

ALT The Artemis II crew sits for their portrait in front of a dark background. Wearing orange suits with patches noting their names, nationalities, and NASA or CSA. From left to right, are Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, and Jeremy Hansen. Koch holds a helmet in her hand. \u2063Credit: NASA/Josh Valcarcel\u2063
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“The world around you is only beautiful when you are at peace with the world within you.”
— Paulo Coelho
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❄️ The Wind-Sculpted Tree — Brooks Range, Northern Alaska
A surreal scene from the frozen fields of Brooks Range, Northern Alaska, where relentless arctic winds have shaped this lone tree into a breathtaking arc of ice and snow.
Nature’s artistry at its finest — delicate, powerful, and fleeting. A reminder that even in the harshest storms, beauty can take the most unexpected forms.

























