I know you like pointless experiments. Cotton candy and a red-hot metal ball
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Sculpture "Game of Giants. \#China
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This is the Hyundai-10000 which is the world’s biggest shear-leg floating crane. This is an impressive video displaying it's capabilities.
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The atlas moth has wings which appear to be two cobras.
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This is a very unusual and amusing sight. A "garden of eels" is a multitude of serpentine fish sticking out of the sand like large grasses. Sometimes the number of such "stalks" can go over a few hundred, and they all sway slowly in time with the current. But as soon as you make a sudden movement in their direction, in a fraction of a second this "underwater clearing" disappears into the sand.
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The most incredible knockout in UFC history
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Dipping red-hot metal into machine oil
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Tensegrity is the principle of constructing structures of rods and cables, with the rods running in compression and the cables operating in tension.
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Man avoids shock wave by going into water.
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That's the asteroid belt. It lies between Mars and Jupiter.

The total mass of the main belt is equal to about 4% of the mass of the Moon. More than half of it is concentrated in the four largest objects: Ceres, Pallas, Vesta and Hygeia.

The largest of them, Ceres, is the only dwarf planet in the main belt. It has a diameter of more than 950 km and is twice the combined mass of Pallas and Vesta.

According to astronomers' calculations, up to 13 planets (mostly dwarf planets) should have formed here, but Jupiter's gravitational force ruined this plan.

✔️That's where 99% of all meteorites come from. It is about 2,000 tons per year.
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A special video featuring all the performers of the role of Agent 007 and that legendary phrase.
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