Post something cool from the Internet -2018

[Blobbenstein]

^^ how did you do the "indirect link " Blob ???

it's just through the tinyURL website. That website lets you shorten URLs, and the links go through them.

 

[Andy_T]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1002262889832142

 

[Blues]

it's just through the tinyURL website. That website lets you shorten URLs, and the links go through them.

^^ thanks Blobb

 

[Andy_T]

How to know your cat is fully charged....

 

[Andy_T]

Car advertisement, but a pretty good one

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=453873641468458

 

[Andy_T]

 

[Andy_T]

I think we need a bit of violence here....

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=983381995073873

 

[Calliegirl]

A bacterium on a diatom on an amphipod.

 

[Blues]

 

[Andy_T]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1657442451175968

 

[Blues]

"If people can't control their own emotions, then they have to start trying to control other people's behaviour."

 

[Moll Flanders]

The Animal Soul project – in pictures | World news | The Guardian

So beautiful.

 

[Andy_T]

 

[Andy_T]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1679780788960113

 

[KLS52]

I almost "fell" for it. Took me a whole 45 seconds, though. [emoji58]

 

[Moll Flanders]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1679780788960113

This is why I keep the kitchen door closed as one of my cats acts like that.

 

[Andy_T]

I almost "fell" for it. Took me a whole 45 seconds, though.

Me too, about that time

 

[MadamSarcastra]

Real-time, 10 seconds. This is some truly epic use of super slow-mo. If you have seven minutes to spare, don't take your eyes off Alan. Crank that volume, get chills, feel your pulse race, fear that your screen might very well melt under the intensity.... (R.I.P. Mr. Rickman)

 

[Blobbenstein]

RADIOACTIVITY LIVE!
In this short movie, you can watch radioactivity in action thanks to a cloud chamber, a plastic box cooled to –30 °C and filled with isopropyl alcohol vapor. For this demonstration, Julien Simon placed a 0.3-cm³ lump of a radioactive uranium-containing mineral called uraninite inside the chamber. α-Particles and β-particles—the two kinds of radiation given off by uranium-235 and uranium-238—hurdle through the chamber, hitting the alcohol molecules floating around. Because the particles are charged, they rip electrons off or add electrons to the alcohol molecules. This in turn gives the molecules a charge, which then makes them attract noncharged molecules around them. When the molecules bunch together, they make visible white clouds that trace the paths of the ejected particles. α-Particles produce straight, thick clouds, while β-particles create longer, more erratic ones.
Credit: Julien Simon

Chemistry in Pictures — RADIOACTIVITY LIVE! In this short movie, you can...

 

[Calliegirl]

Holy Rainbow Bagels, Batman!
Watching rainbow bagels get made is unbelievably soothing for your mid-week brain.