Water Museum in China
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Volcano Eruption Shot From Space by NASA 🌋
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Dolphins swim in waters filled with bioluminescent plankton
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Glass-based storage medium

Microsoft's Project Silica envisages the use of laser optics to encode data in extremely durable quartz glass.

This is a glass square that contains measures 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm x 2 mm and holds 75.6 GB of data. The "magic" is in the recording technology.

The hard silica glass can withstand being boiled in hot water, baked in an oven, microwaved, flooded, scoured, demagnetized and other environmental threats.
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Interesting intersection of data on the graph.

The blue line is the number of infected Covid-19 in the United States per day.

The red line is the number of bad reviews on Amazon about scented candles, where it is said that they do not smell
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Cows also like to be petted
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Close-up of Lincoln Head at Mount Rushmore under construction, South Dakota, 1937.
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Mauser C96 Broomhandle in a wooden holster. Now that’s German Engineering

Elwood Alfred Towner (1897-1954), famously known as 'Chief Red Cloud', was a native American supporter of Adolf Hitler and Nazism. He was also a staunch fighter for Native American rights and an ally of the German American Bund during the 1930s/40s.

Is fire an electrical conductor?

A flame arises from a gaseous substance with hydrogen content, and therefore conducts electricity.

As the temperature rises further, the gas changes to another aggregate state - plasma. Plasma consists of charged particles and conducts electricity magnificently. So the flame conducts current, and the higher the temperature of the flame, the better.
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Mike Tyson vs Las Vegas Police after he had just bitten Evander Holyfield’s ear off (1996)