Chinese engineers have created a wheelchair for drifting, and this thing is a beast — it can hit 30 km/h!

It all began as a prank for a coworker with a broken leg, but after the video blew up online, the team decided to put it into mass production.

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The properties of thermochromic paint under the influence of different temperatures, a mesmerizing spectacle 😍

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Square bicycle chain sprocket concept🚲

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🔥Nitromethane white fire

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Unusual illusion: "the arrow always points to the right"

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You can even meet science at a party 😉

Static on polystyrene cups. Polystyrene is a really good insulator, meaning it quickly builds up an electrical charge!

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Amazing and addictive illusion🔥

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"Supersonic baseball"

This ball became the projectile of a homemade cannon, thanks to which it was able to develop tremendous speed. As a result, it crashed into a metal plate and was torn into small fibers ⚾️

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The Dzhanibekov Effect

On June 25, 1985, Vladimir Dzhanibekov was at the Salyut-7 station. He dropped a nut and bolt. Vladimir started watching it. The nut was hanging in zero gravity and slowly rotated around its axis. And suddenly it flipped 180 degrees - abruptly, with a jolt. The astronaut could not believe his eyes. But a few minutes later the nut jerked its orientation again. That's how the Dzhanibekov effect was discovered.

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Hydrodynamic levitation🔥

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and his husband are funding the creation of genetically engineered babies

By merging AI with CRISPR, they aim to “fix” humans while offshoring early embryo testing to evade oversight.

Would y’all agree to edit your child using Sam's tool? 🤔

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Melting steel with electricity⚡️

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The Liquid Sand Effect

This is what happens to sand if air under pressure is passed through it.

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Electromagnetic induction

This is the phenomenon of creating a vortex electric field in space by an alternating magnetic flux.

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Adelson's illusion

Demonstrates the subjectivity of our perception quite vividly. We can understand with our minds that the squares are the same, we can measure their sameness with an instrument, but we perceive them, nevertheless, as different. That is, we "clearly" see something that does not really exist.

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Elon Musk:

I see poverty as more of an engineering problem than an unsolvable social issue. With Grok and Optimus, we could solve the labor shortage, drive costs to near zero, and create a future where poverty is statistically irrelevant.

The scale of whats coming over the next decade is really easy to underestimate.

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A fascinating spectacle, the refraction of sunlight through a glass of water

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When you defy the laws of physics and win 💪

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With the help of a generator, the Tesla was made to produce electricity right on the go. It was able to drive 2,500 kilometers without any problems 😮

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Unusual house - floating house 🙃

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High-speed machine folding cardboard into boxes in a split second

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