Marangoni effect. If you drop the soap solution into milk or water, this beautiful effect will begin.

It is explained by the fact that water and soap have different surface tensions and the liquid rushes to the place where it is greater.

Interesting optical illusion.

Rear of the jet engine exhaust of a military fighter jet.

Artificial Surfing Wave Maker.

Jetson ONE weighs 40kg and 90kg with batteries

The flight time of this toy is 20 minutes if you weigh 85 kilograms. The maximum horizontal flight speed is 102km/h.

A community of recreational pilots perceives takeoffs as a sport. They hold competitions with specially trained planes competing in short takeoff and landing abilities.

Reflection is a physical process of interaction of waves or particles with a surface, a change in the direction of the wave front at the boundary of two media with different properties, whereby the wave front returns to the medium it came from.

Jamming Mechanics - Mebius Gears.

Even water drainage can be greatly simplified with physics.

The speed of a passenger aircraft is in the range of 600-900 km/h. We are talking about the cruising speed at which the maximum range mode is ensured.

A genius idea that eases the job :)

The Burj Khalifa, like a giant Faraday cage, is the lightning rod of all Dubai

Helmet with AR technology for firefighters

Allows you to see a silhouette in the smoke.

Not everything that is transparent doesn't have some information inside

Extraordinary technology coming from the Chinese Makyo tradition.

What would earthlings see if there were other stars instead of the Sun: Arcturus, Aldebaran, Rigel, Antares, and Betelgeuse.

Clearly, how much sharper photos the James Webb telescope is capable of producing compared to the current workers.

The first images are as early as July 12. It's gonna be very hot!

Scientists have created a realistic method of 3D fluid modeling - it simulates the "film" between an object and the surface of water

It is the first system that accurately simulates the physical effect of surface tension.

Magnets work.

When galaxies collide

Simulations and real images from the Hubble Space Telescope.