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The peak of Kalavantin Durg is almost 700 meters high. It is located in the Western Ghats (India).
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Testing a rotorcraft from Omni Hoverboards
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NASCAR races
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Our planet without water
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SF
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Menin Road Ypres, Belgium in 1917.
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Huangshan mountain peak, China
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Diamagnetic Treadmill

A set of five concentric neodymium magnets, alternating NSNSN, form the treadmill and form the grip field.
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Underwater glass cutting

Scissors make a micro-crack, the capillary effect completes the process by breaking off pieces of glass. The splitting occurs due to the wedging effect of capillary water.
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A huge statue of Buddha, 71 meters high in Sichuan province. China
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Wetlands Park, Hong Kong
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Cliff diving in Portugal
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Public toilet with self-cleaning after each visitor
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Egyptian Night is one of the classic and very colorful experiments
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▫️ Sovereign wealth funds per capita around the world

Norway has the most money for its citizens: $279,000 per capita! (We also recently wrote about the world's largest Norwegian sovereign fund)

The second place goes to Singapore (253 thousand dollars per citizen), and further - to oil-producing countries: Kuwait (210), Qatar (164) and the Emirate of Abu Dhabi from the UAE (135)

In our country, despite the abundance of oil/gas, the state has not managed to save up anything more or less noticeable for its citizens: 1466 per capita doesn't compare to the figures of other oil-producing countries and is even inferior to those of China (2378 dollars per capita).
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