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AP Joy Wonder Discovery SummaryBrief at 10:37 a.m. EDT
The annual livestock parade diverted from its usual route as housing activists kept protesting an eviction in the city center.
- Scientists recently traced 'The Starry Night' to a celestial scene from 1889, suggesting a new date for Vincent van Gogh's world-famous painting.
- Findings indicate that rather than being a product of Vincent Gogh's imagination, the masterpiece was inspired by what he saw from his French asylum 137 years ago.
- A South Korean team reported Thursday that they matched the masterpiece to a predawn sky from around July 22, 1889, with results published in Scientific Reports.
- The discovery places the painting a month later than the long-accepted time frame, reshaping scholarly understanding of when van Gogh created this masterwork.
- Linking the famous work to a specific celestial event, findings provide new insight into van Gogh's artistic process and challenge assumptions about his creative inspiration.
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Baby orangutans in India expose illegal wildlife trade as experts question a billionaire’s zoo
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Baby orangutans in India expose illegal wildlife trade as experts question a billionaire’s zoo
·Bakersfield, United States
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