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Fact of the day #2

Etymology if the word museum:

Museum was also used as library or academy, therefore nowadays it's the library of art.

From Greek moyseîon and the in Latin museum, it refers to 'Temple of the Muses in the Parthenon'. The muses were sons of Memory and goddesses of inspiration. The museum of Alejandria tried to reunite the most important thinkers of the time.

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This Day in History: The surprising origins of Groundhog Day

On this day in 1887, the first Groundhog Day is celebrated in Punxsutawney, PA. But why does more sunlight equal more winter? It seems backwards. One explanation looks to an old Gaelic legend: If the goddess Cailleach intended more winter, then she would make a sunshiny day to gather more firewood. Otherwise, sunshine wasn’t needed. Those traditions blended with another significant anniversary: February 2 is Candlemas, the 40th day in the Christmas-Epiphany season. The Bible speaks of Mary’s visit to the Temple on that day, after the birth of Jesus. Christians brought their candles to be blessed on Candelmas, before the last weeks of winter. Over time, people began to predict the weather based on sunshine (or lack thereof) on Candlemas. The tradition expanded to Germany, where Germans began to look to animals (often hedgehogs) to help predict the weather. If the hedgehog saw his shadow, then more winter was coming. When some Germans crossed the Atlantic and settled in Pennsylvania, the tradition was tweaked yet again. The American settlers found more groundhogs than hedgehogs in their new home. The tradition of watching groundhogs was born! Unsurprisingly, some entrepreneurs got a hold of this idea. In 1886, a newspaper, the Punxsutawney Spirit, first printed an item about a Groundhog Day observance. One year later, the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club held its first ceremony. The celebrations grew, and each year’s events were elaborately described by newspaperman Clymer H. Freas. In time, others began to tune in to Punxsutawney for weather news. Today, of course, the celebration has become a multi-day event, with visitors pouring in from all over. Entrepreneurs at work, seizing opportunity and turning a simple animal’s shadow into a fun festival! What an AMERICAN thing to do. FULL STORY: TaraRoss.com

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Fact of the day #1

Did you know that Saturn is the only planet that would float in the water?

This happens because its density, the property of materials that determines whether or not it floats on water. But how does this works? Well its kind of easy actually. Arquimedes realized that when we get into a bathtub full of water, the water rises (obvious right?). Lets imagine the bathtub is full to the brim, when you get into the bathtub the water overflows. Well if we collect all this water its equal to the buoyancy force. If this force is lower than our weight, we drown, if not, we float. Thus, wood, which for the same volume weighs less than water, floats, while steel, which is denser than water (which for the same volume, steel weighs more), drowns.

Saturn is mostly made of gas, so its density its really low, what makes it flote.

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Wizards are Back! | Weekly NishIsHere! - Issue #28

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🔥 Hot off the press > Read my latest Newsletter Issue: “Wizards are Back! | Weekly NishIsHere! - Issue #28” is OUT NOW! Read Here 👉

In This Issue: ◘ Thoughts of the Week ft. @ Nicolascole77 ◘ Tech - Inside Starbase with Elon Musk ◘ Pop Culture - Wizards are coming back! ◘ Creator Economy ◘ Personal Finance ft @ mattdavella ◘ & Others....

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TIME's 2021 person of the year | Weekly NishIsHere! - Issue #27

♣ Thoughts of the Week"Smart people are not offended by the truth."

🔥 Hot off the press: My Newsletter “TIME's 2021 person of the year | Weekly NishIsHere! - Issue #27” is OUT NOW!

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In This Issue:

◘ Thoughts of the Week

◘ News of the Week - Time Magazines 2021 Person of the Week! Dogecoin to the moon!

◘ Facts of the Week - Adele is a queen!

◘ Twitter Education - This is how you do youtube. If you are looking for actionable tips for youtubing follow this twitter thread! ◘ Creators Economy - This week on creator news: Youtube’s copyright system is hurting creators more than helping them.

◘ Pop Culture - Who does not love Neo & Trinity together? The long battle between Marvel VS Stan Lee!

◘ Photo of the Week

◘ Quote of the Week

Read Here 👉 https://www.getrevue.co/profile/nishishere/issues/time-s-2021-person-of-the-year-weekly-nishishere-issue-27-910812

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Cyber Truck For Kids? Weekly NishIsHere! - Issue #26

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Read my latest Newsletter: “Cyber Truck For Kids? Weekly NishIsHere! - Issue #26” is OUT NOW!

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In This Issue:

◘ Thoughts of the Week

◘ Memes of the Week

◘ This Week on YouTube - The art market is so manipulative!

◘ Pop Culture - Smallville is the father of Arrowverse.

◘ Tech - Jack Dorsey is leaving Twitter, Tesla selling cybertrucks for kids?

◘ Creator Economy - Mr. Beast’s real-life squid game video broke all YouTube records. Getting 100 million views in 3 days! But is that just hype or pure beast genius?

◘ Photo of the Week

◘ Quote of the Week

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Oxygen is essential to both human and animal lives. It is a vital element to survive. Did you know that 20% of the Oxygen which we breathe is used by our brain.