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🇳🇱 Children dancing to the music of a street organ. Amsterdam, 1950
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It's a hand-held gun, equipped with four Miniguns, that fires about 12,000 rounds per minute.
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It's the first big oil well in Iran and it sets off a wave of exploration, extraction and exploitation that will change the region's – and the world's – history, 1908
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Check it out, a black hole yanking on a star.

Okay, it’s a simulation, led by theoretical astrophysicist Taeho Ryu, a fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics. Ryu’s supercomputer sent simulated stars of different sizes and densities towards a “monster” black hole. The virtual void tugged at the stars with a mass one million times that of the sun, pulling some completely apart while others retained mass and actually returned to their normal shape.
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Augmented Reality Glasses

The glasses feature a pair of 1080p displays and two wide-angle cameras that capture natural scenes of the user's environment to determine where to overlay the pre-loaded virtual elements.

The glasses are now available in two modifications: the PC Edition connects to a desktop or laptop computer via a USB-C port and projects up to five working screens in real time. The Industrial Edition is designed to pair Motorola smartphones, this version is much more mobile.
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The scale of objects in the solar system with the speed of rotation and the tilt of the axis.
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Ribbon eel
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Flammenwerfer 35 - German 1934 portable backpack flamethrower.
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