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Instagram of the dayESA: Space in Your Feed
The European Space Agency's official Instagram: Earth from orbit, rocket launches, astronauts, and missions to the Moon and asteroids.
Architect Russell
A chartered UK architect shows the job from the inside: site visits, choosing tiles, drafting mistakes and projects across Africa.
Pinterest of the dayUnsplash Nature Photography
Unsplash's own board of nature photography: landscapes, forests, mountains, sky and water, each credited to its photographer. Updated every week.
Site of the dayDrawabox drawing course
A free, rigorous course in the fundamentals of drawing: lines, ellipses, boxes and constructional drawing, with homework, challenges and a community.
Instagram of the dayVicto Ngai
A Hong Kong-born illustrator in Los Angeles builds dense, patterned worlds of tigers, birds and moonlight where every corner hides a detail.
TikTok of the dayDr Gab Astorga: Microbes, Plainly
A microbial genomics PhD explains plague, malaria and the Nobel Prize at three levels at once — for a five-year-old, a teenager and a fellow scientist.
Pinterest of the dayThe Prado, Picked by Visitors
A Museo del Prado board where the museum repins works from its collection saved by ordinary users: Goya, Velázquez, Titian, Murillo.
Site of the dayOur projectizn.games: no-install browser games
Around 70 small games that run in a browser tab — puzzles, arcade, solitaire and board classics, with no download and no sign-up.
Instagram of the dayThomas Peschak: Ocean Stories
National Geographic photographer Thomas Peschak on sharks, turtles, rays and the Galápagos — the ocean seen by a storyteller with a biologist's eye.
The B1M: World Construction
The construction channel known from YouTube, in one-minute form: skyscrapers, megaprojects and infrastructure, from Sagrada Família to Heathrow.
Pinterest of the dayVivid Maps: History
The Vivid Maps history board: from the Fertile Crescent around 7500 BCE to twentieth-century Europe, with sections by era and more than 150 maps.