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The World’s Largest Horn Is So Loud It Shatters Glass

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The world’s largest horn isn’t just ridiculously huge — it’s powerful enough to make glass shatter. Mark Rober builds an enormous air horn and uses it to demonstrate just how dramatically the shape and size… 

Japan’s 400 km Tsunami Seawall Is Almost Impossible to Believe

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Japan’s 400 km tsunami seawall is a coastal engineering project on a scale that’s difficult to comprehend. Stretching along hundreds of kilometers of Japan’s northeastern coastline, this enormous network of defenses emerged from the rebuilding… 

The Fastest Man-Made Objects Make Supercars Look Slow

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The fastest man-made objects operate on such wildly different scales that numbers alone struggle to make their speeds feel real. Put them together in one 3D comparison, however, and even seriously fast cars suddenly begin… 

How Did They Build This Impossible Suspension Bridge in China?

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Building a suspension bridge is already a massive engineering challenge. Building one high above rugged terrain, with enormous towers, cables and sections of roadway seemingly suspended in midair, takes that challenge to an entirely different… 

Watch Drain Cleaner Reveal the Secret Inside a Coca-Cola Can

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A Coca-Cola can looks like a simple piece of aluminum, but there’s something hiding inside it that most people never notice. This short experiment reveals the nearly invisible layer separating the drink from the metal.… 

Watch a CD Explode at 170,000 Frames Per Second

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A spinning CD looks perfectly solid — right up until rotational forces become too much for it to handle. But when that destruction is filmed at an astonishing 170,000 frames per second, the split-second explosion… 

Have You Ever Seen These Mind Blowing Optical Illusions?!

Have You Ever Seen These Mind Blowing Optical Illusions?!

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Optical illusions are always interesting for the viewer especially when you’re trying to find out the reality behind them. The way your eyes perceive from an object sometimes differs from the way it is interpreted…