Some kitchen best practices you may consider interesting.


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#lifehack #kitchen

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Ruven Bals 3D prints objects inspired by origami and science. This is a gear ball.


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How does a plane stop after landing?


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Enormous soap bubbles of artist Ivanna Orlova


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Umbrella choreography


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#art

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The Italian guide to buying pasta


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Masking crabs wear anemones like chef hats to hide from predators and feed the anemones


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Step-by-Step Mechanical Cardboard Arm

#KidsDIY

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#kids #diy

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The Seiko TV Watch was produced in very limited numbers for a few years from 1982 and 1985. It’s technically a digital LCD wrist watch with a built-in TV screen and a separate TV receiver.


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This strange-looking installation is a movable public toilet.

The Throne is a 3D-printed toilet intended to provide accessible sanitation for people in remote areas, refugee settlements, and urban slums. It has a streamlined teardrop shape and was made mainly from discarded single-use plastic from medical facilities. The team used a commercial composting toilet for hygienic reasons. They enlarged the interior to give users more room to move around, where users can also find a shelf for toilet paper, a phone holder, and a container of wood chips to eliminate odors.

Spanish studio Nagami designed the Throne for social enterprise https://To.org Foundation. The toilet is installed in Gstaad in the Swiss Alps in August 2021. To further commercialize the idea, the team still needs to reduce the production costs.This strange-looking installation is a movable public toilet.


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A short clip from a foot volleyball match in Malaysia.


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Turning a simple egg into a masterpiece

The art of Pêssanka eggs.


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#art

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A compilation of wrapping techniques


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#giftwrapping

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This is a Flying fish up close. They can propel themselves out of water at speeds of more than 56 km/h. Once in the air, their rigid “wings” allow them to glide for up to 200 meters


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Engaging and interactive art experiences at Epcot !


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Madonna della Corona Sanctuary, Italy (1490)🇮🇹


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#travel

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Mixing warm milk with vinegar, a chemical reaction occurs. Acetic acid reacts with the casein, causing it to coagulate or curdle, resulting in clumps in the liquid.

A process similar to making cheese, specifically cottage cheese or ricotta.


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Vietnam's genius way to recycle coconut


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Photolithography

Wait for it


📹 advanced_tinkering

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#art

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morchang, a traditional Instrument also known as a mouth harp, which is used in various forms of folk and classical music across South Asia and beyond.


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Did you know spiders have ‘beans’? 🫘 They’re actually tarsal pads at the tips of their legs—tiny claw-like structures that help them grip surfaces and climb walls. Not real beans, but just as cool! 🕷️


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