Handel's Messiah, Darwin's Galápagos & US Constitution Signed | Sep 14–20
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Handel's Messiah, Darwin's Galápagos & US Constitution Signed | Sep 14–20
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In September 1741, George Frideric Handel completed his oratorio Messiah in just 24 days of feverish composition in London. In 1835, Charles Darwin stepped ashore in the Galápagos Islands from HMS Beagle, beginning the fieldwork that would quietly reshape biology forever. In 1787, 39 delegates signed the US Constitution at Independence Hall in Philadelphia — Benjamin Franklin among them, declaring the sun on Washington's chair was rising, not setting.
The week holds even more. The Mayflower departs Plymouth, England in 1620, bound for the New World. George Washington lays the Capitol cornerstone in 1793 in full Masonic regalia. The New York Times publishes its very first edition in 1851 — four pages, one cent. New Zealand becomes the first country in the world to grant women the right to vote in 1893, led by the campaigning of Kate Sheppard. Ferdinand Magellan sets sail from Spain in 1519 on the first circumnavigation of the Earth. And in 1968, the Soviet spacecraft Zond 5 loops the Moon and returns safely — rattling NASA just months before Apollo 8.
Eight stories. Seven days. Centuries apart. All unfolding in the week you're living in right now.
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