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Physics Uncovered on Instagram: "The Tusi couple is a geometric mechanism discovered in the 13th century by Persian astronomer Nasir al-Din al-Tusi — and it does something that seems impossible at first: it turns pure circular motion into a perfectly straight line. It works by rolling a smaller circle inside a larger circle that’s exactly twice its diameter. As the smaller circle rotates, a point on its edge moves back and forth in a straight line, even though every part of the system is rotatin

Cinema Encyclopedia on Instagram: "Florence Pugh described filming this project as “one of the highlights of [her] career.” Parts of this movie were filmed in Surrey, U.K., where Andrew Garfield grew up. During the filming of a sex scene, Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield let the scene go on for some time, as they felt comfortable with one another and had not heard “cut” yet. Once they realized they had been in the scene for way longer than they had anticipated, they looked up to see that the DP

Explaining The Bible on Instagram: "Golgotha, also known as Calvary (from the Latin “Calvaria,” meaning skull), is the site outside ancient Jerusalem’s walls where Jesus Christ was crucified, as described in all four Gospels (Matthew 27:33, Mark 15:22, Luke 23:33, John 19:17). The Aramaic name “Golgotha” translates to “place of the skull,” possibly due to the hill’s skull-like appearance, its use as an execution site littered with bones, or ancient traditions linking it to Adam’s burial. It was