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Who and when discovered unicorns and winged humanoids on the moon?

In 1835, the New York newspaper The Sun published a series of essays on the discovery of life and civilization on the Moon. Allegedly, astronomer John Herschel assembled a very powerful telescope and attached a microscope to it to see fine details. As a result, he discovered unicorns, tailless beavers and winged humanoids on the moon. The publications made a real sensation and dramatically increased the circulation of the newspaper, which did not fall even after the hoax was exposed.

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