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Severe Headwind Makes For The Shortest Aircraft Landing Ever!
Due to the strong headwinds causing a lot of drag and lift, this aircraft could virtually hover down and land!
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The Top Best 100 3D Renders From The Biggest CG Challenge On The Internet!
This man challenged the 3D artists of the internet to create simple yet amazing 3D animations. The results are truly stunning!
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How Hard Can It Be To Explode A Hole In Concrete?
Movies and cartoons portray breaking concrete as very easy, but exactly how easy is it? Check this out to know exactly what it takes to explode holes in concrete!
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Cristiano Ronaldo Really Doesn’t Like Coca Cola!
The legendary footballer hates Coca Cola so much, he literally moves the bottles from the desk even though the company was the sponsor for Euro 2020! “Drink water!” was what he said!
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Who Wins? A Pitbull Or A Gopher?
This pitbull vs gopher is going to be way more wholesome than you’d ever think! So damn cute!
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Pablo Escobar’s Hippos Pose A Huge Threat To The Environment!
Way back in the 1980’s, Pablo Escobar had smuggled four hippopotamuses to Colombia as exotic pets. However, without any natural threats or competition, the initial four now stands at a 100 strong!
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The Most Interesting Story About Microwaves Ever!
Tom Scott talks about how microwaves were used to heat hamsters humanely in the 1950’s. Yep, we assure you! This one is gonna be interesting!
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Superbike Wins A Race Against A Fighter Jet, F1 Car, And A Tesla!
Superbikes are way more faster in acceleration and that comes down to their superior power to weight ratio. That was a big win!
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Delving Into How Indian Families Make This 500-Year-Old Cashew Liquor!
Fenny is one of those liquors that are exclusively found in India and are processed in Goa. This is how one family in Goa makes their fenny!
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Looking Into How Film Gets Processed!
Did you ever wonder how film gets processed after you click pictures? Well, here’s how black & white and color films get processed!
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