Marcio Aleksandravicius
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Each sphere is moving in a straight line, but the final motion is circular
A demonstration of Pascal's Law in action 🫡
The Logarithmic Spiral Gears is an extreme example of non-circular gear sets.
It's based on the famous Fibonacci spiral and evokes the cross section of a nautilus shell with internal chambers
This window creates privacy using sand and natural gravity
The fountain that shows date and time.
Czech Republic.
People who say math is painful
Crown shyness is a phenomenon where the top branches of neighboring trees avoid touching to stay safe, leaving visible jigsaw like gaps between their crowns.
Nothing special to see, just an army of piglets queuing up to dive.
When the TV Turns Off but the Dance Party Isn’t Over 🐶🤣
How light behaves with different lenses
Owls are just bird hardware running cat software
The fact that the bird instinctively builds this complex nest to mislead predators and hides its eggs deep inside for safety is fascinating.
A starfish walking on a beach.
📽: Zeb Hallock
Tomás Vega invented a MouthPad, a groundbreaking device that enables people with paralysis to control digital devices using tongue, mouth, and head gestures.
Crocodile's eyes are an engineering marvel: They are protected by a third eyelid, can track different targets, are retractable in battle, and can even see at night.
📽: Smithsonian Channel
How the keystone locks an arch together using compression, an ancient design still standing today.
Onbashira, the 1,200-year-old festival that happens in the deep mountains of Japan.
In China they make denim from Abaca banana stalks from the Philippines.
Whole process was mesmerizing! 😳
That fresh smell after rain is called petrichor.
When raindrops hit dry soil, they release plant oils and geosmin from bacteria, creating that rich, earthy scent.