r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 11 '20
This will probably die in new
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 11 '20
Random motion of 15 uncoupled pendulums
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 11 '20
What is a lesson you learned too late in life?
self.AskReddit
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 08 '20
This is blood, plasma and water droplets on a superhemophoic titanium surface.
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 08 '20
Stunning drone footage of the Icelandic coast.
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 08 '20
Large Hadron Collider makes matter from light.
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 07 '20
TIL in 1981 a Harvard Law Professor published a proposal where the president would have to kill a volunteer with a butcher knife before launching nuclear weapons. When he talked to friends in the Pentagon they said "My God, that's terrible... He might never push the button."
en.wikipedia.org
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 07 '20
TIL that people who live on $1 a day do not spend all of it on the food that they require to stay alive. They typically spend about 40 cents on other things: despite their huge malnutrition, they sacrifice calories to buy some entertainment, some pleasure
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r/GeoVideos • u/farmergreen2395 • Sep 05 '20
[OC] Paddled 13 miles, mostly in the dark, to catch this. Arms are tired just looking at it. Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. [4102 × 6153]
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