Today, I’m going to be posting up another optical illusion video that I certainly hope all of you out there enjoy. It’s nice to mix things up with videos here and there, as it gives us a much needed break from the typical static image optical illusions I’ve been posting up. Once again, this is another new optical illusion that was submitted to me via the MoIllusions Facebook page. The person that sent me this video said that this was the best optical illusions video — ever. Also, I just realized that by posting up this illusion that I’ve posted up user submitted illusions for the past three days. That’s totally awesome and I’d like to thank all of you for submitting your illusions to me.
Now, prepare yourself, because this is going to be a compilation video of some amazing illusions. I guarantee that some of these are going to blow your mind. Scroll down to check them out.
So, what do you think? Pretty cool stuff, huh? Which illusion from the video was your favorite? Let me know by leaving a comment in the comments section below.
Do you want to check out another optical illusion compilation video? If so, check out this video of 10 optical illusions that were done in only two minutes.
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1943 - Riot at Mobile Ala shipyard over upgrading 12 black workers
1951 - NY Giant Willie Mays 1st major league game (goes 0 for 5)
1957 - "Shinbone Alley" closes at Broadway Theater NYC after 49 performances
1981 - Carl Yastrzemski is 4th to get 3,000 hits (Cobb, Musial and Aaron)
1986 - 95-year-old woman scores a hole-in-one in Florida
1999 - The United States House of Representatives releases the Cox Report which details the People's Republic of China's nuclear espionage against the U.S. over the prior two decades.
1048 - Emperor Shenzong of China (d. 1085)
1845 - Lip Pike, American baseball player (d. 1883)
1865 - Frederick Augustus III, King of Saxon (1904-18)
1896 - Jan N Bakhuizen van den Brink, theologist/church historian
1929 - Beverly Sills, [Belle "Bubbles" Miriam Silverman], Brooklyn New York, American soprano
1980 - David Navarro, Spanish footballer
946 - Edmund the Older, king of Wessex/England (939-46), dies
1693 - Marie-Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, comtesse de la Fayette, French writer (b. 1634)
1789 - Anders Dahl, Swedish botanist (b. 1751)
1912 - Austin Lane Crothers, American politician (b. 1860)
1983 - Jean Rougeau, French Canadian professional wrestler (b. 1925)
1986 - Chester Bowles, US senator/ambassador, dies at 85
The keys to the holiest site in Christianity are held by a Muslim family that opens the church every morning. Meant to keep the peace between the denominations this arrangement has been in place since 1187 ce.
While Caesar and Cato fiercely debated in the Roman Senate over a conspiracy to seize power, a note was delivered to Caesar. Cato alleged this could implicate his involvement, imploring him to read it. He handed it to Cato who read it out loud. It was a lustful love letter from Cato’s sister.
An inmate on death row pleaded for DNA testing which was denied. After his execution, Virginia refused additional public demand for the test, worried it would confirm that they’d “executed an innocent man.” The evidence was then destroyed.
The officer in charge of guarding Abraham Lincoln in Ford’s Theater left his post to go drinking… at the same bar where John Wilkes Booth was building up the courage to shoot the President.
Part of Holland can be flooded to keep an invading army out, transforming Holland into an island.
4 Irish women barricaded themselves in their home in 2000 and starved themselves for weeks until death. In a letter found at the scene:”Our stomachs are devouring themselves . . . Please, please listen, none of us fore saw it could be this cruel and slow.”
