Mi pequeño aporte al reciclaje... lo hice con pistola de silicona, botellas y un bidón de plástico. Está tomando el sol en #pichilemu 🌊🏖

"That's not a knife... that's a knife." 🔪

RT @kay_noirx: 1946. Karl Hermann Frank hangs before a crowd of 5,000, punishment for erasing an entire village. They called it justice. Bu…

En 1950 en un fundo de #Santiago (hoy comuna de La Reina) Doña Clotilde Irarrazabal tenía de mascota un puma, que por su elegancia al caminar lo llamaron Pirulo. Oriundo de Pumalin, llegó a Santiago de cachorro. Desarrolló amistad con el animal y comía medio caballo a la semana

Psycho (1960).

The biggest controversy in Marie Curie's life was a 1911 public press scandal regarding her affair with married physicist Paul Langevin. Fearing a public spectacle, a member of the Nobel Committee asked her not to attend the ceremony in Stockholm. Albert Einstein wrote her a letter condemning the tabloid press as "reptiles" and encouraging her to ignore the noise. Curie ultimately attended the ceremony and accepted the prize... In 1911, five years after the sudden death of her husband Pierre Curie, Marie Curie became involved in a romantic relationship with physicist Paul Langevin, a former student of Pierre. Although Langevin was separated from his wife, he was still legally married, and when love letters between Curie and Langevin were leaked to the French press, a massive public scandal erupted. The xenophobic and misogynistic tabloid media relentlessly attacked Curie, framing her as a foreigner and a home-wrecker, which led to angry mobs surrounding her home and forced her to seek refuge with her young daughters at a friend's house. Amidst this media firestorm, the Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded Curie her second Nobel Prize, this time in Chemistry for her discovery of radium and polonium. However, as the public outrage intensified, members of the Nobel Committee grew nervous and sent Curie a letter suggesting that she voluntarily skip the award ceremony in Stockholm so as not to overshadow the event with scandal. Upon hearing about her distress, Albert Einstein, whom Curie had met at the Solvay Conference earlier that year, wrote her a famous letter of support, urging her to hold her head high, pay no attention to the "rabble," and travel to Sweden to accept her honor. Emboldened by Einstein’s encouragement and standing firm in her principles, Curie firmly replied to the Nobel Committee, stating that her private life had no bearing on the scientific merit of her work. She traveled to Stockholm in December 1911, attended the ceremony, and officially accepted her Nobel Prize, becoming the first person in history to win two Nobel Prizes. During World War I, Marie Curie personally stepped up to aid the French war effort by creating mobile X-ray units, affectionately dubbed "Little Curies" (Petites Curies), to diagnose wounded soldiers right on the front lines. Recognizing that field surgeons lacked the radiological equipment needed to locate bullets and shrapnel before operating, she equipped cars with generators, custom X-ray machines, and darkroom supplies, even learning to drive, repair engines, and study human anatomy to operate the vehicles herself. Alongside her teenage daughter Irène, Curie trained over 150 women to pilot these units, ultimately deploying 20 mobile vehicles and establishing 200 field hospital radiology stations that treated over one million soldiers. #archaeohistories

El 21 de septiembre de 1925 se colocó la primera piedra de lo que hoy es el edificio de la Casa Central la Universidad Católica de Valparaíso.

During World War II, the German Luftwaffe trained bomber gunners using a mechanical motion simulator known as the Wackeltopf (wobble pot). This forced them to master deflection shooting principles while simultaneously compensating for the physical disorientation of a unstable firing platform.

Nick Castle, the actor who played Michael Myers in the original Halloween movie, has a cat named Michael Meowers.

El ALIEN SOVIETICO👽

Naturally mummified remains were discovered along the arid Atacama desert coast in Chile, dating to around 7000 BC REAL!!

Milli Vanilla

#今日の共産主義車　№0408 【Izh-ZIMA】 1965年にソ連で試作された2ドアセダン。イジェフスク自動車工場の設立が決まった際に作られたもので、モスクヴィッチの部品を流用しつつ、独自デザインが採用された。しかし、費用が高すぎ、結局Izhでもモスクヴィッチを製造することになった。(©Carakoom)

El 15 de mayo en 1958, a los 97 años fallece Wenceslao Vargas Rojas. El último sobreviviente del Combate Naval de Iquique del 21 de mayo de 1879. #MesdelMar #MesdelMar2026 #ArturoPrat #21deMayo #GloriasNavales

The True Size of Chile 🇨🇱

Hasta que edad supiste que el mundo era un gato jugando con Australia…

A cannon ball still stuck in a house from the American Revolution in Yorktown, Virginia 1781.

El obelisco de concreto y mármol a don Diego Portales en el Cerro Los Placeres de Valparaíso, fue inaugurado en septiembre de 1919. La placa de mármol con una imagen en relieve del episodio de su captura, es atribuida al escultor nacional Virginio Arias. Foto 1920.

El propietario vio en la cámara de seguridad que un oso jugaba en el columpio exterior todos los días, pero no podía subir. Entonces mandó construir un columpio más grande y este fue el resultado

Esto es lo que te tomaría llegar corriendo a cada uno de los planetas del Sistema Solar.

x.com/BoWang87/status/202214… Los cuervos descubrieron los antibióticos millones de años antes que los humanos. Cuando un cuervo se enferma, hace algo que parece una locura: encuentra una colonia de hormigas y las enoja deliberadamente. Las hormigas atacan. Rocian ácido fórmico por todas partes para defenderse. ¿El cuervo? No corre. Extiende las alas y simplemente... lo atrapa. Deja que las hormigas lo recorran todo el cuerpo. Aquí está la parte ingeniosa: el ácido fórmico es un compuesto antibacteriano y antifúngico natural. Elimina los parásitos y microbios que destruyen las plumas. El cuervo básicamente se está dando un baño químico. Los científicos lo llaman "hormigueo". Más de 200 especies de aves lo practican. Documentado por primera vez en 1831, las aves lo llevan haciendo millones de años.