The exhibition Salvador Dalì, between art and myth, dedicated to the great master of surrealism, organized by Navigare in partnership with Difesa Servizi, a company of the Ministry of Defense, with the aim of enhancing the Museums of the Italian Army and set up by the curator of international exhibitions Vincenzo Sanfo, with the support of an international committee, was presented. The exhibition will be open from January 25 to July 27, 2025 at the Historical Museum of the Italian Army Infantry, and is sponsored by the Lazio Region, Rome Capital - Department of Culture Italy and Oficina Cultural de la Embajada de España.

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## Skyscanner: The Space-time Canal of the Pantheon When you squeeze into the porch of stone pillars from the noisy Coronari Street, you are swallowed by the43.3 meter-high domethis is not a building, but a model of the universe that the ancient Romans poured in concrete. Two thousand years of candle dust mists tumbling in the columns of light, the whole temple is covered with a giant bell, and you are standing at the tipping point between God and man. **Sky Eye: Black hole swallowing time** (subversion of cognition) Look up at the 9-meter huge hole in the center of the dome, and the rainstorm day turned into the most magical moment: the rain curtain fell vertically into the hall, and smashed into the colorful marble floor. In the afternoon of strong sunlight, the columns of light swim on the ground like golden hour hands. Sweep the imperial tomb with precision Hadrian&#39;s design of the &quot;daylight calendar&quot;, so that the deceased receive the sun&#39;s coronation once a day. Winter solstice 11:54, the light will completely cover the entrance bronze nail (the beginning of the ancient Roman New Year), two thousand years of error less than three minutes! **Imperial code in the drainage hole**(Kneeling carefully) Don&#39;t be blinded by the iron grating of the central drainage ditch. Squat down and look at the 22 concave holes along the ditch - the bronze rain chain base of the Augustus era. What&#39;s more shocking is the slightly sloped slope of the ditch: the water will spin the mandala pattern clockwise during heavy rain, The 28 rib arches of the dome algae well echo the earth (28 symbolize perfection in the Pythagoras school). Roman engineers calculated with millimeter slopes, allowing the force of nature to dance 2,000 ballets in the temple. **Geometric blood on the sarcophagus**(Thriller truth) There is always a crowd in front of Raphael&#39;s tomb, please turn to the tomb of Palin del Wagga in the corner. There is a dagger-like scratch on the side of the black marble coffin: in 1547, two enemies fought here, and the sarcophagus burst into sparks in the wrong blade. Looking at the cracks extended by scratches, the equilateral triangles are formed, and the inscription &quot;ARTEM GEOMETRIAE&quot; (geometry art) is inscribed. The Renaissance masters even paid tribute to Euclid. **Acoustic trap of the shadow of the colonnade**(Pro-testing wonders)Standing before sunset to Marco Agrippa bronze monument, softly read poetry. The sound waves were cut and refracted by 16 Collins columns, and they generated clear echoes in the tomb of Urban VIII 40 meters away! The architect designed the sound speed difference between the front porch and the round hall &quot;The shrine effect&quot;. When the last light spot is removed from the sky, the whole shrine is transformed into a giant resonant box - a stone pillar is heard from the cheers of the completion of the 125th year (actually the hallucination of the square pigeon whistle in the dome vortex). When the hall is closed, it is next to the rose red pillar. The moment the security cleared the lights out, the moonlight suddenly poured in from the dome hole, condensed into an ice blue pool on the Pantelek marble floor. At this time, the mottled bronze door 24 million times pushed against the door panels full of palm-printed dents, and your palms overlap in the dark with Cicero and Michelangelo&rsquo;s fingerprints. The most terrible miracle of the Pantheon is that it gives the concrete a temperature: when the morning light re-punctured the sky, the dust in the column of light, the wonder of Brunelleski stealing master, the scraps of paper that Galileo measured the dome curve, and the water vapor that you exhale and the ancient Roman sacrificial vapour condensed A dewdrop of time and space.

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Just close to the attractions, I was attracted by the angel sculptures on both sides of the bridge. When you enter the Fort Saint Angel, you must go to the top place to see, overlooking many monuments across the river, including the corner of the Colosseum. Also the sandwiches in the central cafe are good and cheap, but have to sit and eat there, if the sun is too sun, there is basically no shade

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The Roman Forum is a vivid reminder of ancient Rome&rsquo;s greatness. Though much of it is in ruins, what remains is enough to spark imagination about its past glory. Walking through the lively, bright city, I realize the forums aren&rsquo;t confined to one spot&mdash;they&rsquo;re spread throughout, giving me a sense of how vast and advanced Rome once was. It&rsquo;s an experience that blends history and atmosphere bringing the ancient world to life. I really love it here~

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Haha, perfect missed time, please pay attention to the scheduled date, also gave me a good excuse to go to Rome again, the picture is taken in the nearby People&#39;s Square, people can not be too much, you can go shopping together.

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