In fact, the blood moves like this☝🏻

Kind of like the tremors that provide the contraction of the heart muscle. Precisely these jolts are the ones you can feel through the pulsation in certain points of our body.

Thus, the blood is not moving in a continuous flow, as it is shown in the movies.
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In 2010 American, British, French, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian troops were marching together on Red Square to celebrate the WWII Victory Day

How an escape pod works in a tsunami
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At Paris Fashion Week, a Spanish designer presented a dress that is sprayed on the body in the form of a spray and then becomes elastic when in contact with the skin

This fabric can be dissolved and reused later
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Tiger Shark.
Bahamas.
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Chartres cathedral in France 🇫🇷, northern transept, central portal (built 1205-1210)
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Levitating pots with houseplants

The levitation effect is realized with the help of magnets in the planter and the stand.
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Google showed an updated Google Maps at its presentation. Now, thanks to augmented reality, it will be possible to see in detail a 3D model of the world, which is more convenient to navigate and look for, for example, a parking lot or the right entrance.
It will also be possible to change the weather, look at traffic congestion and look inside any establishment.
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Photo by Rudi Hulshof.
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A smiling Osama Bin Laden interviewed by the independend's Robert Fisk in 1993, his first interview to the western press. When asked about the growing rumours that he's arming jihadis, he responded that "he's just a construction engineer conducting agricultural projects" in Sudan

New Zealanders at the main entrance to Cologne Cathedral, Germany. Photographed by official photographer Henry Armytage Sanders, February, 1919.
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Shower of embers from a Lightning strike on a metal roof

The fault in Gaziantep was recorded by Google Earth and the American satellite company Maxar.

German seismologist Andreas Schaefer reported that there was a horizontal displacement within 3-4 meters.
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The Sharafkhaneh port and Lake Urmia😍

If peer closely, you can see Saturn next to the Laguna Nebula. (Photo by Masoud Ghadiri | National Maritime Museum)
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Valetta, Malta
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