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_a-listers-celebrate-science-at-academy-museum-for-breakthrough-prize.jpg "Robert Downey Jr. poses with glamorous wife Susan as they join A-listers in honoring luminaries in science and mathematics at the 10th Annual Breakthrough Prize ceremony<br/><br/><br/>In a room full of A-list celebrities and other high-profile people, it was science and math that took center stage at the 10th Annual Breakthrough Prize ceremony at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Saturday night.<br/><br/>The Breakthrough Prize, which is 'renowned as the Oscars of Science', celebrates the research achievements of the world's top scientists, awarding more than $15 million in prizes annually, according to the non-profit's website.<br/><br/>Academy Award-winner Robert Downey Jr. was among the stars to lend their support, alongside his wife Susan Downey, in recognizing the world's top figures working in the fundamental sciences.<br/><br/>")
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_southern-pacific-2355-park-tour-3-13-2024.jpg "Hey, everyone. I'm back with a new video. I went to Pioneer Park in Mesa to see the SP T-31 #2355.<br/><br/>*2355 was built in 1912 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Southern Pacific Railroad as a member of the T-31 Class. It was retired from service in 1957 and was fenced off for safety concerns in the 1990s. Efforts have been underway to relocate the engine to Pioneer Park since 2008. It underwent a cosmetic restoration to a running state from its current condition is deemed to be cost-prohibitive. Today, 2355 is one of two surviving members of the T-31 Class, the other one being sister engine 2353 at the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, California.")
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![<p>Children in museums and theatres are expected to remain almost still, silent, unobtrusive, and not to disturb the adults around them. But children grow up by moving, climbing, questioning, jumping and swinging. Are the two aspects incompatible?<br/> </p> </p> </p>With:</p>Cora Cohen Azria,University Professor - Education and Training Sciences, Science Didactics and Museology at the CIREL ULR 4354 Laboratory - Théodile Team.<br/>As a member of the CIREL laboratory (Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en éducation de Lille [Lille Inter-University Centre for Educational Research]), Cora Chen-Azria studies the link between schools and museums; school and family visits to museums; and the teaching and learning of science. Her research examines the “training” of museum visitors and critically thinking citizens. As a specialist in these issues, she provides expert advice to museums and centres for scientific and technical culture to design exhibitions and outreach activities targeted at young audiences and families. She has published many articles and books on these subjects.</p>Fanny Delmas,Head of Artistic and Cultural Education division, Transmission and careers Department at Centre national de la Danse.<br/>Throughout her university career in performing arts and educational science, Fanny Delmas has explored the relationship between artworks and spectators, and the ways in which art is transmitted. She was head of mediation and training at the Centre chorégraphique national de Montpellier, then dance advisor at Arcadi Ile-de-France and independent trainer before joining the CND in 2016. She co-wrote two articles with Sylvain Fabre : “Creating the conditions for a dance experience, cross-conversation on the artistic and cultural education system “Constellation”” \](https://cdn6.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA19fMmSwA_WMJxkxpHIHpl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_to-move-in-order-to-feel-in-museums-and-elsewhere.jpg "<p>Children in museums and theatres are expected to remain almost still, silent, unobtrusive, and not to disturb the adults around them. But children grow up by moving, climbing, questioning, jumping and swinging. Are the two aspects incompatible?<br/> </p> </p> </p>With:</p>Cora Cohen Azria,University Professor - Education and Training Sciences, Science Didactics and Museology at the CIREL ULR 4354 Laboratory - Théodile Team.<br/>As a member of the CIREL laboratory (Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en éducation de Lille [Lille Inter-University Centre for Educational Research]), Cora Chen-Azria studies the link between schools and museums; school and family visits to museums; and the teaching and learning of science. Her research examines the “training” of museum visitors and critically thinking citizens. As a specialist in these issues, she provides expert advice to museums and centres for scientific and technical culture to design exhibitions and outreach activities targeted at young audiences and families. She has published many articles and books on these subjects.</p>Fanny Delmas,Head of Artistic and Cultural Education division, Transmission and careers Department at Centre national de la Danse.<br/>Throughout her university career in performing arts and educational science, Fanny Delmas has explored the relationship between artworks and spectators, and the ways in which art is transmitted. She was head of mediation and training at the Centre chorégraphique national de Montpellier, then dance advisor at Arcadi Ile-de-France and independent trainer before joining the CND in 2016. She co-wrote two articles with Sylvain Fabre : “Creating the conditions for a dance experience, cross-conversation on the artistic and cultural education system “Constellation”” \")
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_historical-picture-124-lahore-pakistan-124-holyday-point-124-meharzari13.jpg "Historical pictureLahore Pakistanholyday pointmeharzari13 <br/><br/>#historcalplace #lahore #pakistan #mughalempurer #holydaypoint<br/>#meharzari13<br/>historical,<br/>picture, <br/>landmark,<br/>lahore,<br/>pakistan,<br/>Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan, <br/>is a city steeped in history and tradition.<br/> From its majestic Mughal architecture to<br/> its vibrant bazaars, Lahore is a city that has<br/> witnessed centuries of change and transformation.<br/> One of the most iconic historical pictures of<br/> Lahore is the Lahore Fort, also known as Shahi Qila.<br/><br/>The Lahore Fort is a UNESCO<br/> World Heritage site and is a testament<br/> to the rich and diverse history of the city.<br/> The fort was originally built in the<br/> 11th century by the Hindu king, Anandapala,<br/> and was later expanded and renovated by various<br/> Mughal emperors, including Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan. The fort is a stunning example of<br/> Mughal architecture, with its intricate<br/> marble inlay work, beautiful gardens, and<br/> grand palaces.<br/><br/>One of the most famous historical pictures<br/> of Lahore is the Sheesh Mahal, <br/>or the Palace of Mirrors, located within the Lahore Fort.<br/> The Sheesh Mahal is a breathtakingly<br/> beautiful palace adorned with thousands<br/> of tiny mirrors that reflect light and create a dazzling effect.<br/> The palace was built by Emperor<br/> Shah Jahan in the 17th century and is a<br/> true marvel of Mughal craftsmanship.<br/><br/>Another iconic historical picture of<br/> Lahore is the Badshahi Mosque, <br/>one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world.<br/> Built by Emperor Aurangzeb in the 17th century,<br/> the Badshahi Mosque is a masterpiece of Mughal<br/> architecture, with its red sandstone walls,<br/> marble domes, and intricate calligraphy. <br/>The mosque is a symbol of the grandeur and<br/> splendor of the Mughal Empire and is a<br/> must-see for anyone visiting Lahore.<br/><br/>In addition to its architectural wonders,<br/> Lahore is also home to a rich and vibrant cultural heritage.<br/> The city has a long history of art, music,<br/> and literature, and has been a center of learning<br/> and creativity for centuries. <br/>From the ancient ruins of the Taxila civilization<br/> to the modern art galleries and music festivals,<br/> Lahore is a city that celebrates its history and <br/>embraces its cultural diversity.<br/><br/>The historical pictures of Lahore are a testament<br/> to the city's rich and diverse heritage.<br/> From the grandeur of the Lahore Fort to the beauty<br/> of the Badshahi Mosque, these iconic<br/> landmarks are a reflection of the city's<br/> long and storied history.<br/> Whether you are a history buff, an art lover,<br/> or simply a curious traveler,<br/> Lahore's historical pictures are sure to leave a<br/> lasting impression.<br/>#arynews<br/>#urdupoint<br/>#abbtak<br/>#digitalentertainmentworld<br/>@meharzari13")
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_redwall-2024-s1-e11-full-episode.webp "Watch The Complete Season :<br/>https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x89k38<br/><br/>Embark on a perilous journey in \")
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_space-rock-slammed-into-moon-the-explosion-was-seen-from-japan.webp "Daichi Fujii from the Hiratsuka City Museum in Japan captured a meteor impact the moon with multiple telescopes. <br/><br/>Credit: Daichi Fujii (Hiratsuka City Museum) | edited by Space.com's Steve Spaleta<br/>Music: Shifting Angles by Experia / courtesy of Epidemic Sound")
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_a-listers-celebrate-science-at-academy-museum-for-breakthrough-prize.webp "Robert Downey Jr. poses with glamorous wife Susan as they join A-listers in honoring luminaries in science and mathematics at the 10th Annual Breakthrough Prize ceremony<br/><br/><br/>In a room full of A-list celebrities and other high-profile people, it was science and math that took center stage at the 10th Annual Breakthrough Prize ceremony at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Saturday night.<br/><br/>The Breakthrough Prize, which is 'renowned as the Oscars of Science', celebrates the research achievements of the world's top scientists, awarding more than $15 million in prizes annually, according to the non-profit's website.<br/><br/>Academy Award-winner Robert Downey Jr. was among the stars to lend their support, alongside his wife Susan Downey, in recognizing the world's top figures working in the fundamental sciences.<br/><br/>")
_southern-pacific-2355-park-tour-3-13-2024.webp "Hey, everyone. I'm back with a new video. I went to Pioneer Park in Mesa to see the SP T-31 #2355.<br/><br/>*2355 was built in 1912 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Southern Pacific Railroad as a member of the T-31 Class. It was retired from service in 1957 and was fenced off for safety concerns in the 1990s. Efforts have been underway to relocate the engine to Pioneer Park since 2008. It underwent a cosmetic restoration to a running state from its current condition is deemed to be cost-prohibitive. Today, 2355 is one of two surviving members of the T-31 Class, the other one being sister engine 2353 at the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum in Campo, California.")
_ex-museum-boss-kibunjia-four-others-released-on-sh5m-cash-bail.webp "Former Director General of the National Museums of Kenya MzalendoKibunjia and four others have denied charges of mismanaging Sh441million of public funds. https://rb.gy/qps07t")
![<p>Children in museums and theatres are expected to remain almost still, silent, unobtrusive, and not to disturb the adults around them. But children grow up by moving, climbing, questioning, jumping and swinging. Are the two aspects incompatible?<br/> </p> </p> </p>With:</p>Cora Cohen Azria,University Professor - Education and Training Sciences, Science Didactics and Museology at the CIREL ULR 4354 Laboratory - Théodile Team.<br/>As a member of the CIREL laboratory (Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en éducation de Lille [Lille Inter-University Centre for Educational Research]), Cora Chen-Azria studies the link between schools and museums; school and family visits to museums; and the teaching and learning of science. Her research examines the “training” of museum visitors and critically thinking citizens. As a specialist in these issues, she provides expert advice to museums and centres for scientific and technical culture to design exhibitions and outreach activities targeted at young audiences and families. She has published many articles and books on these subjects.</p>Fanny Delmas,Head of Artistic and Cultural Education division, Transmission and careers Department at Centre national de la Danse.<br/>Throughout her university career in performing arts and educational science, Fanny Delmas has explored the relationship between artworks and spectators, and the ways in which art is transmitted. She was head of mediation and training at the Centre chorégraphique national de Montpellier, then dance advisor at Arcadi Ile-de-France and independent trainer before joining the CND in 2016. She co-wrote two articles with Sylvain Fabre : “Creating the conditions for a dance experience, cross-conversation on the artistic and cultural education system “Constellation”” \](https://cdn6.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA19fMmSwA_WMJxkxpHIHpl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_to-move-in-order-to-feel-in-museums-and-elsewhere.webp "<p>Children in museums and theatres are expected to remain almost still, silent, unobtrusive, and not to disturb the adults around them. But children grow up by moving, climbing, questioning, jumping and swinging. Are the two aspects incompatible?<br/> </p> </p> </p>With:</p>Cora Cohen Azria,University Professor - Education and Training Sciences, Science Didactics and Museology at the CIREL ULR 4354 Laboratory - Théodile Team.<br/>As a member of the CIREL laboratory (Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en éducation de Lille [Lille Inter-University Centre for Educational Research]), Cora Chen-Azria studies the link between schools and museums; school and family visits to museums; and the teaching and learning of science. Her research examines the “training” of museum visitors and critically thinking citizens. As a specialist in these issues, she provides expert advice to museums and centres for scientific and technical culture to design exhibitions and outreach activities targeted at young audiences and families. She has published many articles and books on these subjects.</p>Fanny Delmas,Head of Artistic and Cultural Education division, Transmission and careers Department at Centre national de la Danse.<br/>Throughout her university career in performing arts and educational science, Fanny Delmas has explored the relationship between artworks and spectators, and the ways in which art is transmitted. She was head of mediation and training at the Centre chorégraphique national de Montpellier, then dance advisor at Arcadi Ile-de-France and independent trainer before joining the CND in 2016. She co-wrote two articles with Sylvain Fabre : “Creating the conditions for a dance experience, cross-conversation on the artistic and cultural education system “Constellation”” \")
_historical-picture-124-lahore-pakistan-124-holyday-point-124-meharzari13.webp "Historical pictureLahore Pakistanholyday pointmeharzari13 <br/><br/>#historcalplace #lahore #pakistan #mughalempurer #holydaypoint<br/>#meharzari13<br/>historical,<br/>picture, <br/>landmark,<br/>lahore,<br/>pakistan,<br/>Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan, <br/>is a city steeped in history and tradition.<br/> From its majestic Mughal architecture to<br/> its vibrant bazaars, Lahore is a city that has<br/> witnessed centuries of change and transformation.<br/> One of the most iconic historical pictures of<br/> Lahore is the Lahore Fort, also known as Shahi Qila.<br/><br/>The Lahore Fort is a UNESCO<br/> World Heritage site and is a testament<br/> to the rich and diverse history of the city.<br/> The fort was originally built in the<br/> 11th century by the Hindu king, Anandapala,<br/> and was later expanded and renovated by various<br/> Mughal emperors, including Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan. The fort is a stunning example of<br/> Mughal architecture, with its intricate<br/> marble inlay work, beautiful gardens, and<br/> grand palaces.<br/><br/>One of the most famous historical pictures<br/> of Lahore is the Sheesh Mahal, <br/>or the Palace of Mirrors, located within the Lahore Fort.<br/> The Sheesh Mahal is a breathtakingly<br/> beautiful palace adorned with thousands<br/> of tiny mirrors that reflect light and create a dazzling effect.<br/> The palace was built by Emperor<br/> Shah Jahan in the 17th century and is a<br/> true marvel of Mughal craftsmanship.<br/><br/>Another iconic historical picture of<br/> Lahore is the Badshahi Mosque, <br/>one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world.<br/> Built by Emperor Aurangzeb in the 17th century,<br/> the Badshahi Mosque is a masterpiece of Mughal<br/> architecture, with its red sandstone walls,<br/> marble domes, and intricate calligraphy. <br/>The mosque is a symbol of the grandeur and<br/> splendor of the Mughal Empire and is a<br/> must-see for anyone visiting Lahore.<br/><br/>In addition to its architectural wonders,<br/> Lahore is also home to a rich and vibrant cultural heritage.<br/> The city has a long history of art, music,<br/> and literature, and has been a center of learning<br/> and creativity for centuries. <br/>From the ancient ruins of the Taxila civilization<br/> to the modern art galleries and music festivals,<br/> Lahore is a city that celebrates its history and <br/>embraces its cultural diversity.<br/><br/>The historical pictures of Lahore are a testament<br/> to the city's rich and diverse heritage.<br/> From the grandeur of the Lahore Fort to the beauty<br/> of the Badshahi Mosque, these iconic<br/> landmarks are a reflection of the city's<br/> long and storied history.<br/> Whether you are a history buff, an art lover,<br/> or simply a curious traveler,<br/> Lahore's historical pictures are sure to leave a<br/> lasting impression.<br/>#arynews<br/>#urdupoint<br/>#abbtak<br/>#digitalentertainmentworld<br/>@meharzari13")
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