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the divers are building strider replicas in their bunks
the divers are building strider replicas in their bunks
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Is this too much stress on the ball joints/ratchet hinges or is it okay
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Hawk tuah? Nah imma bark tuah and woof on dat thang
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2005 will be 20 years ago in 2025
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If anyone wants to know how firework shells are made:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txq3NM35_C4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txq3NM35_C4
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420kg Giant Firework Shell Story | The YONSHAKUDAMA ★ ONLY in JAPAN
Japan's Fireworks Town is Katakai, Niigata Prefecture, and they host an annual festival dedicated to launching them high into the sky over scenic rice paddies. How big are they? The bigger, the better!
That's the spirit!
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Japan's biggest…
That's the spirit!
Meet the YONSHAKUDAMA
Japan's biggest…
Afew things not gone over in the video aka the trade "secrets" about the stars
theyre usually colored by various metal salts, and you can make color changing stars by making different layers, Id have to look up how crackling stars work again
I know for the super bright light trails titanium shavings are used.
As for the akita rice powder Im assuming theyre using the rice as a charcoal source for black powder which is honestly brilliant.
theyre usually colored by various metal salts, and you can make color changing stars by making different layers, Id have to look up how crackling stars work again
I know for the super bright light trails titanium shavings are used.
As for the akita rice powder Im assuming theyre using the rice as a charcoal source for black powder which is honestly brilliant.
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This is also how spectrometers work, as each element has a different light spectrum it burns at.
I dont wanna infodump on it too much more but if youve ever wondered why old school sodium lamps had such a sickly yellow color this is why, because the sodium ions throw off a very specific yellow wavelength. Theres a really fun experiment you can do with this that makes black fire
I dont wanna infodump on it too much more but if youve ever wondered why old school sodium lamps had such a sickly yellow color this is why, because the sodium ions throw off a very specific yellow wavelength. Theres a really fun experiment you can do with this that makes black fire