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Some owls' distinctive round face is shaped like a satellite dish specifically to detect sound. Some others have one ear opening higher than the other to work out what height a sound is coming from as well as the direction [full video: https://buff.ly/3b4Ijch ]pic.twitter.com/Pxr4XBzGqW
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Blur your eyes and it looks like a fanciful depiction of sheet music. Unblur them and you'll see a bunch of pigeons on power lines. And someone turned the pigeons into music: https://buff.ly/2RV5Qot
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This assembly video explains in simple and understandable steps the safe and successful assembly of rod seals using assembly pliers [source, full video (DE): https://buff.ly/37VI9lI ]pic.twitter.com/1Ao1ihpuOt
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Sulfur hexafluoride (SF₆) has a density of 6.12 g/L at sea level, considerably higher than the density of air. It's therefore allowing experiments like this one http://bit.ly/2Dtw20T [source and full video: https://buff.ly/2GSSHpD ]pic.twitter.com/l7cTrMgiBB
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In the Chil Balance sculpture by artist Bin Xu the mass and orientation of the wings creates a center of mass below this sleek bird's beak - making a system that will rotate and oscillate about a stable equilibrium, without magnets https://buff.ly/2SdqE9P pic.twitter.com/x0XAJLUwc1
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Webspinners shoot silk out from their front feet and the silk is the thinnest of any animal: their proteins transforms it when exposed to water making the silk more waterproof shielding the insects from water https://buff.ly/2RUIEXK pic.twitter.com/JeYalriuib
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Grey seals discovered clapping underwater to communicate. Scientists have discovered that wild grey seals can also clap their flippers underwater during the breeding season, as a show of strength that warns off competitors and advertises to potential mates https://buff.ly/3baT9gT pic.twitter.com/xgyWtV35Gc
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The sounds that wake us up could be affecting how groggy we are in the morning, new study shows. Harsh alarm tones can disrupt our brain activity when waking, while more melodic sounds can help us transition to a waking state in a more effective way https://buff.ly/36RpCFB pic.twitter.com/6chbUcnlBb
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60 years of information technology: the story behind this popular meme http://bit.ly/2BFsSII pic.twitter.com/d1EvbLLBuC
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There's no rotational movement in this gif, but take a look at how a linear movement is transformed in a wave https://buff.ly/2BIXUkq pic.twitter.com/OlkBuF298s
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«We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time» - T. S. Eliot [Mandelbrot set zoom, magnification 1 .. 3.18 × 10³¹ https://buff.ly/2VJ9be7 ]
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Have you ever wondered why cockroaches are so hard to get rid of? Scientists have put them before a series of obstacles to find out how tough they really are—and the results are creepier than you imagined https://buff.ly/2L9OfT5 pic.twitter.com/d4tG8AVvow
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The Changi Airport in Singapore has a 3 story slide (12 meters tall) where riders can expect to experience a top speed of 6 m/s while going down the slide in case they're late for their flights https://buff.ly/2Pne9Gg pic.twitter.com/smhfA23VBZ
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Airtrax omni-directional technology allows this Sidewinder Lift Truck to move forward, diagonally, laterally, in any direction at all https://buff.ly/2MplHe5 pic.twitter.com/0LTHC9pOLi
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This majestic, large-end side view of comet
#67P was taken by@ESA_Rosetta#Today in 2015 http://buff.ly/2kqou5k pic.twitter.com/SYOgi2C2sb
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The unforgotten astronaut John Young took this scenic view of billowy clouds with the Space Shuttle Challenger STS-41B flying to space
#Today in 1984 http://go.nasa.gov/2jM1j3n pic.twitter.com/V1GCvKeMhA
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Reflected in nearby water,
@NASA's Space Shuttle Challenger STS-41B blasts off#Today in 1984 http://go.nasa.gov/2k4nX83 pic.twitter.com/YV3eBBRLgR
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Rewind the Red Planet and see the surprising ways Mars has changed in 3 billion years http://on.natgeo.com/2eYOKVa pic.twitter.com/UeiyxHcgxS
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This Samsung display on truck's rear lets vehicles behind see the road ahead https://buff.ly/2L9SP3V pic.twitter.com/NMLIar1H6v
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The Xiaozhai Tiankeng (小寨天坑), also known as the Heavenly Pit, is the world's deepest sinkhole http://bit.ly/2BuzEia pic.twitter.com/jNnH3XVK2w
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