A LEGO creator in Japan built a fully automated paper-airplane machine from scratch.
[📹needmobricks]
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Skier narrowly avoids a crevasse.
[📹m.goatmanthe4th]
The spectacular Aldeyjarfoss waterfall in northern Iceland.
[📹 gauihicelander]
River Oaks, Houston 🎄
[📹 houstonhousehunter]
A stunning nighttime view of Wangxian Valley in Jiangxi, China
Thomas Romain is a French anime artist, he's trying to redraw all his son's drawings
[✏️ Thomasintokyo]
This peak amid the Pacific ocean is taller than it is wide (562 m in elevation vs 300 m across): it looks like a fantasy novel place and it really exists.
It's called Ball's Pyramid.
The 'knight’s tour' is a sequence of a knight's moves on a chessboard such that the knight visits every square only once.
Massive waves crash over the top of Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area in Oregon.
[📹 Tillamook Coast]
Skim boarder challenges the laws of physics
When winning matters more than rules of the game
The ancient technique for creating charcoal that burns without smoke
Monte Lussari is a dreamy hidden gem in the Italian Alps, accessible only by cable car or a beautiful two-hour hike. ❄️
[📹 davide.anzimanni]
A stunning winter scene with the landscape blanketed in thick frost and snow.
This isn’t just a cake — it’s a masterpiece!
[📹 o_meninodobolo]
Why ninjas move with rabbit-like steps
[🎞️ Zack D. Films]
Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Jackpot Tourbillon — a slot-machine-inspired masterpiece.
[📹 a_collectors_world]
Following a recent rise in successful ascents, an estimated 800 people have now summited K2, while 96 climbers have lost their lives attempting it.
It remains the deadliest mountain to climb among the world’s peaks over 8,000 meters.
[📹 themightykarakoram]
Natural gas has been steadily leaking from the Haripur field in Sylhet, Bangladesh, for nearly 70 years, ever since a blowout occurred during its first drilling operation in 1955.
The ground at the site has been releasing gas continuously ever since.
In Franck Muller’s Crazy Hours timepiece, the minute hand moves normally, while the hour hand leaps playfully to its next numeral.