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crimsoncurrent26 july
Esperanto introduced-1887
FBI's origins- 1908
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10 August
Magellan sets sail
Louvre opens
Electric guitar patented
Sunset Boulevard opens
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AUG 11
Weimar Republic
Watts riots flare up
Birth of hip-hop
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15 August — in history
Sistine Chapel dedicated
Consecration for a chapel with a heavenly view
Panama Canal opens
India's independence
Woodstock begins
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25 AUG
Galileo demonstrates 1st telescope
Great Moon Hoax
Wizard of Oz premieres
Great Gatsby published
Liberation of France
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Nevertheless, a revolution in astronomy had begun! Months passed, and Galileo's telescope improved. On January 7th, 1610, he turned his new 30 power telescope towards Jupiter, and found three small, bright "stars" near the planet. One was off to the west, the other two were to the east, and all three were in a straight line. The following evening, Galileo once again took a look at Jupiter, and found that all three of the "stars" were now west of the planet - still in a straight line!
John Birch is shot
Esperanto introduced-1887
FBI's origins- 1908
----------------------------------------
10 August
Magellan sets sail
Louvre opens
Electric guitar patented
Sunset Boulevard opens
-----------------------------------------
AUG 11
Weimar Republic
Watts riots flare up
Birth of hip-hop
-----------------------------------------
15 August — in history
Sistine Chapel dedicated
Consecration for a chapel with a heavenly view
Panama Canal opens
India's independence
Woodstock begins
----------------------------------------
25 AUG
Galileo demonstrates 1st telescope
Great Moon Hoax
Wizard of Oz premieres
Great Gatsby published
Liberation of France
-----------------------------
G
Nevertheless, a revolution in astronomy had begun! Months passed, and Galileo's telescope improved. On January 7th, 1610, he turned his new 30 power telescope towards Jupiter, and found three small, bright "stars" near the planet. One was off to the west, the other two were to the east, and all three were in a straight line. The following evening, Galileo once again took a look at Jupiter, and found that all three of the "stars" were now west of the planet - still in a straight line!
John Birch is shot