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Fascinating 8 months ago
A fire that is safe to touch? This clever display uses water vapor lit with LEDs to create the illusion of flames. [📹 AFIRE Fireplaces]
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Comet NEOWISE rising over the Earth just before dawn as seen from the International Space Station.
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Deer bouncing across an empty beach at dawn. [📹 Dave Mott]
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Mixed martial artist Alex Pereira’s kicks leave bruises at just 1% power.
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Fascinating 8 months ago
The surreal mirror-like reflections of Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, stretch across southwest Bolivia at an altitude of 3,656 meters (11,995 feet).
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Stunning sunset 🌇 This beautiful effect is caused by a phenomenon known as Rayleigh scattering. As the sun sets, cirrus clouds scatter the longer red wavelengths of light, painting the sky in shades of orange and crimson.
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Fascinating 8 months ago
A look under the skin of a hyper-realistic robot
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Fascinating 8 months ago
A Pallas's Cat standing on its tail to conserve body heat. Also known as manul, these small wild cats with dense fur are found throughout Central Asia. [📹 Roman Paulov]
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Incredible footage of a landspout tornado north of Denver, Colorado from June, 2021.
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Fascinating 8 months ago
90s kids will remember every single one of these sounds
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Professional dancer Karina Khodjieva [📹 car_t_ina]
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Fascinating 8 months ago
Humans used to sleep in a totally different way vs now [🎞️ history.season]
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Fascinating 8 months ago
In South Korea, high-rise buildings now include compact, gravity-powered descent systems hidden behind walls or balconies.
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Fascinating 8 months ago
When a mother kisses her son, it’s not just a tender gesture — it’s biology weaving an invisible bond. It activates the brain's release of dopamine, oxytocin, and serotonin, which together create sensations of pleasure, bonding, and emotional stability.
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Fascinating 8 months ago
The beauty of a hummingbird under the rain [📹 hawistudios]