RIP #LataMangeshkar A look at the 8-decade old career graph of legendary singer bit.ly/3Hwm3I8

I need them (trees)….

When the Octopus is late to Office… DYN that Octopuses are reckoned to be the world's most intelligent invertebrates. 🎥Science Channel

Starlings taking the shape of a giant bird during a flocking behavior known as murmuration. Credit: Colin Hogg

Things go wrong when time is not good....😀😀 Have you faced such situations ever?

The Direction & Speed of Planets. Credit PhysicsJ

1/n #Brahma_kamal This mesmerizing view of Brahama kamal, at 14300 ft altitude around Nandikund Lake in #Chamoli District of #Uttarakhand, recorded by us, last year; it is State flower of Uttarakhand #beautiful_Himalaya #NatureBeauty

The Math Dance

A beautiful "firefall" created by the setting sun illuminating Horsetail Fall in Yosemite National Park.

Epistemophobia is the fear of knowledge.

A painstakingly collated list of books that Mahatma Gandhi read during his life: [including, maybe, Jane Austen ☺️] gujaratvidyapith.org/link/publicati…

Perfect ambush… (Full credits to the videographer. As received in WA)

Milky Way from Maria da Fé, Brazil 🇧🇷

'Giambologna's third major work was the Rape of a Sabine (1579-82). One of the greatest sculptures ever, it represented the climax of his career as a figure sculptor, uniting three figures into a single spiral composition.'

The Rajasthan State Archives in Bikaner have recently had a spectacular face-lift under the directorship of Dr Mahendra Khadgawat. Among the many spectacular treasures displayed is the Treaty of Purandar (1665) between Aurangzeb & Shivaji en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of…

From : TH Must Read.

The Oxalis plant goes ‘ballistic’ when touched Its seeds are catapulted up to 4 metres away on what the plant ‘wants’ to be the animal that agitated it, for wide dispersal Stored strain energy releases the seeds consecutively like dominoes 🎥Arun Kumar x.com/DubiousByName/…

This is beautiful A time lapse of a moon rising behind a light house in Massachusetts, Filmed by Mike Cohea

On the windswept plains of northeast Iran, set on the wuthering heights of a wall shielding a town from abrasive winds, are some of the world’s earliest windmills 1000 year old staw and clay designs are still milling grain for the villagers of Nashtifan