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Seeing the Invisible: SLOW MOTION Schlieren Imaging
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4D MONKEY DUST
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Why people keep watching the worst movie ever made
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Meet the 89-Year Old Who Built a Train in His Backyard | WIRED
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Phone call “working behalf of microsoft”
Wow, je viens d’avoir un appel pour me faire scammer!!!! Hahahahaha!!!
Le gars me disait être de Microsoft tech support et me demandait d’aller faire quelques commandes pour me montrer comment visualiser des rapports d’infections. Je l’ai laissé parlé et n’ayant plus de temps à perdre, je lui ai finalement dit que l’adresse IP interne qu’il m’avait donné n’était utilisé par aucun PC. Il a raccroché 😉 Le tout s’est déroulé en anglais, par une personne avec un accent indien.
Je n’étais même pas au courant que ce genre d’appel existait. Et le pire, c’est que ça doit fonctionner avec monsieur et madame tout le monde. Avertissez vous proches qui pourraient être scammés. Quoi que dans notre cas, la barrière de la langue devrait faire le travail 😉
Phone call “working behalf of microsoft”
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RAW AUDIO | EXTREMELY close Airbus A319 flyby captured by GoPro on a High Altitude Weather Balloon
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An Unusual Hole in Mars
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An Unusual Hole in Mars
Image Credit: +NASA, MRO, HiRISE, +NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, U. Arizona
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap170612.htmlWhat created this unusual hole in Mars? Actually, there are numerous holes pictured in this Swiss cheese-like landscape, with all-but-one of them showing a dusty, dark, Martian terrain beneath evaporating, light, carbon-dioxide ice. The most unusual hole is on the upper right, spans about 100-meters, and seems to punch through to a lower level. Why this hole exists and why it is surrounded by a circular crater remains a topic of speculation, although a leading hypothesis is that it was created by a meteor impact. Holes such as this are of particular interest because they might be portals to lower levels that extend into expansive underground caves. If so, these naturally-occurring tunnels are relatively protected from the harsh surface of Mars, making them relatively good candidates to contain Martian life. These pits are therefore prime targets for possible future spacecraft, robots, and even human interplanetary explorers.
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The Museum of Failure
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When you want to be sure
DROPPING A GIANT KNIFE ON A CAR (Behind The Scenes)
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