What happens when you put a few drops of liquid Gallium onto a solid aluminum padlock. The process completely compromises the metal on a molecular level.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 21 hours ago
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r/theydidthemath r/CLOUDS r/mildyinteresting r/BeAmazed r/NatureIsFuckingLit r/Damnthatsinteresting r/pics r/nextfuckinglevel r/interessantepacaralho r/CloudPorn r/AskReddit r/MartialMemes r/Kerala r/Indiana r/commandandconquer r/Minecraft r/snacking r/onejob r/interestingasfuck r/CharacterAI r/PeakyBlinders
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What happens when you disturb supercooled water, triggering an instant flash-freezing chain reaction.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 2 days ago
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What happens when you cut the tail of a Prince Rupert’s Drop, causing the internal tension to instantly shatter the glass at 3,000 mph. (Credit: SmarterEveryDay)
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 3 days ago
What happens when a 500,000-volt air disconnect switch fails to clear a massive electrical arc under full load.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 4 days ago
Firefighters in Indiana find out exactly what happens when you spray water onto a burning magnesium engine block
u/OkBug6116 — 5 days ago
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Bystanders form a human chain in a flash flood to pull a driver from a sinking car.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 6 days ago
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The twin tornadoes from 'Twisters' aren't just movie CGI. This is actual footage from Pilger, Nebraska.
This happened in Pilger, Nebraska back in 2014. It’s a rare dual-tornado event where two separate EF4s touched down at the exact same time from the same supercell.
The original video is from the storm chasers on the ground. Absolute nightmare fuel.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 7 days ago
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The lens flare on my phone camera captured a perfect miniature replica of tonight's partial solar eclipse.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 7 days ago
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Anamorphic graffiti painted in an abandoned space perfectly aligns to look like a floating house.
Credit: Odeith on YouTube.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 8 days ago
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Tracking a Peregrine Falcon diving at over 200 mph to strike its prey. Notice how it folds into a perfect aerodynamic bullet.
The punch strike: To survive a 200 mph impact, the falcon clenches its talons into a tight fist. It "punches" its prey mid-air, using pure kinetic energy to knock it out instantly.
The physics: During a high-altitude dive (a "stoop"), it locks its feathers flat to remove all drag. This biological engineering is so perfect that aerospace engineers actually simulate falcon aerodynamics to design modern fighter jets and missiles.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 8 days ago
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The surreal "Twilight Phenomenon" created by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch over Los Angeles.
how it works: this glowing "space jellyfish" effect happens when a rocket launches just before sunrise or after sunset.
the ground is in total darkness, but the rocket flies high enough to catch direct sunlight. the sun lights up the expanding exhaust trail against the dark night sky.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 10 days ago
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a massive "fire tornado" forms over Gun Lake, British Columbia, as extreme wildfire heat collides with turbulent winds.
How it works: Extreme wildfire heat drives powerful updrafts straight up into an incoming cold front. The conflicting winds create a spinning rotation that gets sucked into the heat column, stretching it vertically into a literal tornado that traps flames and debris.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 11 days ago
The terrifying scale of a thunderstorm colliding with an erupting volcano over Volcán de Fuego, Guatemala.
How it works: This spectacular display happened over Volcán de Fuego when a massive lightning storm coincided directly with an active volcanic eruption. The volcanic ash plume acts as a massive temporary electrical circuit, drawing the lightning strike directly down into the highest, hottest target on the ridge—the erupting vent itself.
u/NatureLovingDad89 — 11 days ago
A stunning timelapse capturing rare Noctilucent Clouds and the Aurora Borealis moving together over Scotland.
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 12 days ago
Rare Giant Red Sprites dancing over thunderstorms in Tibet
u/Affectionate-Tip-164 — 12 days ago
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What is the most chaotic (but harmless) prank you’ve ever pulled on a friend's Minecraft base?
i am looking for some funny server inspiration lmao. i don't mean griefing or blowing up chests with tnt, just pure psychological pranks that break zero blocks but drive them crazy.
the best one i ever did was hiding a chicken inside their wall with a hopper clock connected to a note block that ticked every 5 minutes. they literally spent hours tearing down their roof looking for a glitch.
what is the best non-lethal prank you've ever gotten away with on a survival world??
u/Top-Marionberry-6604 — 13 days ago