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Today’s Google Doodle is actually a series of Doodles. Out of respect for Earth Day, Google has replaced their homepage logo with a series of timelapse animations showing the harsh realities of climate change. He once gazed directly into the sun for 25 seconds and lost his sight later in life. Not all of Plateau’s experiments were quite as brilliant as the moving image, though. When the discs were turned at the right speed, the images merged and the dancer appeared to be in motion. One was filled with small windows, while the other had several pictures of a dancer. He created his most famous invention in 1832, putting together two discs that rotated in opposite directions.

14, 1801, initially studied law, but eventually followed science as a career path, where he found fame. That paved the way for the motion picture industry and all of the movies you’ve loved throughout your life. Plateau researched visual perception, which led to the phénakistiscope, the world’s first animation device-and the first time a moving image was ever shown.

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