Secret tool for drawing ✍️


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- Star Snap 🌟 -


@letsseemore

Look at him he has an extraordinary talent for painting. 🍁🍂✨


- 𝖓𝖉𝖆𝖍 -

#art

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Sudan has more pyramids than any country in the world, even more than Egypt. More than 200 pyramids were built in Sudan, as opposed to the 118 pyramids in all of Egypt, during the ancient reign.


- Domenico -

#travel

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Pangolins are the only mammals wholly covered in scales. They use those scales to protect themselves from predators in the wild.


[📹 Saving the Wild]

- Fascinating -


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Folding origami boats


- Science girl -

#origami

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Super-Kamiokande, a massive underground neutrino detector in Japan


- Potato -


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The beauty of fluid dynamics 😳

Impossible on Earth, but possible in microgravity aboard the ISS ‼️


🎥 oxford.mathematics

- Dreams N Science -


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Sagastad’s Viking ships: life-size reconstructions based on the Myklebust find, offering a rare look at West Norwegian shipbuilding in the late Viking Age.


- Viking History -


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Kamitate Stone is a luminous sculpture by Japanese artist Mariko Mori


- Science girl -

#art

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2024 MAYBACH S680 v12 🔥


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Name a blue more intense in all of nature than the neon blue of the panther chameleon of Madagascar.

I’ll wait 🩵


🎥 kammerflagekreations

- Dreams N Science -


@letsseemore

Slanted Headers in Excel⚡

#excel #exceltips #corporate #workhacks


- Miss Excel -


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London’s evolution from year 50 to 2200. (AI)


- March -


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The Tesla valve.


- Johnny -


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In 1939, William E. Urschel created a technology very similar to the one used for today's 3D printed building.

He did it behind a small warehouse in Valparaiso, Indiana and called it "Wall Building" machine.


- Massimo -


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Creating a 3D floral painting with thick texture and real flowers


- Science girl -

#art

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Kyara / Kinam Wood – The Red Gold of Oud

Kinam (also called Kyara) is the rarest and most valuable grade of agarwood (oud). Found almost exclusively in old wild Aquilaria trees in Vietnam and Hainan, it forms only when the tree produces an exceptionally rich, dark resin in response to specific fungal infection and centuries of natural stress.

When heated, it releases a complex, cooling-spicy scent with notes of berries, tobacco, dark chocolate and rare red spices. True wild kinam routinely sells for $20,000–$100,000+ per kilogram, far exceeding gold.


🎥 fact_nab_ir

- Dreams N Science -


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The longest-living vertebrate on Earth.


- Massimo -


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How to wrap round objects


- Interesting As Fuck -

#lifehack #giftwrapping

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•Mind Essentials•

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An enormous 820-year-old linden tree in the Czech Republic.


- Fascinating -


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