Telegram of the dayInternational Geographic: beautiful places, explained
Striking places — canyons, waterfalls, islands, cliffside villages — each with a photo or video and a paragraph on where it is and why it matters.
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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.
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.
Telegram of the dayA Telegram channel that only passes along Hacker News stories with 100+ points, showing the score, how fast it got there and links to the article and comments.
Telegram of the dayThe Parametric Box studio shares its own builds, breakdowns of landmark buildings and practical Grasshopper and Rhino tips in one Telegram channel.
Telegram of the dayEach weekday brings a small album by one painter, from overlooked 19th-century masters to living artists, captioned with nationality, name and dates.
Telegram of the dayOne poem a day, Monday to Friday, posted in full — from Catullus and Han-shan to Emily Dickinson, G. K. Chesterton and Charles Bukowski.
Telegram of the dayThe official channel of Singapore's National Parks Board: treeshrews, walking catfish and bat-pollinated trees, each with a good photo and a few clear lines.
Telegram of the dayThe official channel of Singapore's national performing arts centre: world music festivals, theatre, dance and full recordings of local plays online.
Telegram of the dayThe National Library Board of Singapore's official channel: a history podcast, a cooking show built on old recipe books, and plenty of reading ideas.
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Telegram of the dayThe Telegram channel of Evrim Ağacı, Turkey's largest popular-science project, in Turkish: evolution, space, archaeology and research explainers.
Telegram of the dayA bot-run English channel that posts repositories from GitHub Trending, each with language tags and a plain summary of what it does.