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During the 18 months of the Great Plague (1665-1666), Isaac Newton conceived calculus, set foundations for his theory of light and color, worked on laws of planetary motion, and legend has it, experienced his inspiration of gravity with the falling apple https://t.co/lytNlAbpMI

Sometimes the interaction between humans and animals is spontaneous and effective. This trumpetfish filmed by Keller Laros in 2013 is an example: it hunts its prey at night with the help of a scuba diver's light [source, full video: https://t.co/f337MBv1Ro]

The little satellite that created the modern world, Telstar 1, was launched 59 years ago #Today https://t.co/PHIzEcq2qa

Zinnia flowers have a range of appearances, from a single row of petals to a dome shape and they may be white or characterized by multiple amazing colors: chartreuse, yellow, orange, red, purple, or lilac [source: https://t.co/wHFP5Thxwk]

The 3D Schröder Staircase by professor Kokichi Sugihara was the Best Illusion of the Year in the 2020 contest [video, explanation: https://t.co/Pg0V00Ipfr]

In the southernmost reaches of Burma (Myanmar), along the border with Thailand, lies the Mergui Archipelago. The archipelago in the Andaman Sea is made up of more than 800 islands surrounded by extensive coral reefs [Landsat 5, Michaeal Taylor: https://t.co/038j9CL5Ta]

Disney’s 1940 film Pinocchio was entirely hand-drawn and the incredible animation still holds up today, some 80 years later. One of the most innovative and groundbreaking achievements of early Disney films was their use of a multiplane camera [source: https://t.co/hDH08wS1qX]

Gastric mucus, bicarbonate secretions and the epithelial cells (which secrete the mucus) in our stomach, prevent the stomach from effectively digesting itself under the action of the acid and digestive enzymes active within the stomach lumen [read more: https://t.co/P2B54OwCUB]

At first glance this photos by Andre Ermolaev looks like a twisting abstract painting, but in reality it's an aerial photo of rivers flowing through Iceland’s endless beds of volcanic ash [source, more pictures: https://t.co/Yylzwxp0iU]

There’s an entire mountain range in Antarctica, similar to the size of the Alps, that no one has ever seen because it’s completely covered by ice [read more: https://t.co/hPwQP0Bohn]