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Telegram of the dayThe official channel of the Ethiopian Space Science Society: summer space schools, an astronomy book club, eclipse livestreams and science explainers.
Instagram of the dayDaily Overview posts satellite images with exact coordinates: Brazilian dunes, central Rome, desert cities. Each frame looks like abstract art until you read the caption.
TikTok of the dayAn antiquarian bookseller turns pages of old books and manuscripts on camera and explains what makes each copy special.
Site of the dayBorges's short story turned into code: a library holding every possible 3,200-character page. Search any sentence and you'll find it's already on a shelf.
Telegram of the dayStriking places — canyons, waterfalls, islands, cliffside villages — each with a photo or video and a paragraph on where it is and why it matters.
Instagram of the dayChicago conservator Julian Baumgartner shows old varnish melting away, torn canvases repaired and colour coming back. The most satisfying before-and-after.
TikTok of the dayMax Miller of the Tasting History YouTube show cooks historical recipes and tells the stories of the people who ate them.
Typewolf's Pinterest: one board with 3,500+ website screenshots, each captioned with the exact fonts it uses.
New Zealand of the day
Site of the dayHundreds of adjustable soundscapes — Irish coast, café, Japanese garden, distant thunder, even a D&D dungeon — each with sliders to build your own mix.
Telegram of the dayClear diagrams and short explanations on physics and math, from quantum atoms and black holes to why a whip cracks and how Ramanujan got his start.
TikTok of the dayThe chemist behind one of YouTube's best-known science channels shows real experiments: glass versus hydrofluoric acid, gold titanium, aerogel up close.