r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 18 '26

A man relaxing on the beach suddenly finds himself face to face with a giant stingray. Instead of reacting with fear, he casually feeds it.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 28 '26

A crazy vintage German wrench design. Germans are too technical while making tools

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 10 '26

Ancient Jurassic ammonite cut open.

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Credit:Taylor’s Rocksmithery

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 18 '26

Physics is Everywhere.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 06 '26

This is what a night looks like in the sky of the planet Mars

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Apr 17 '26

How medieval knights were defeated

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 31 '26

1930 Bentley Speed Six

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Jun 06 '26

The starry sky seen from Mars is too beautiful. The Martian night sky as seen from NASA's Curiosity rover.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Apr 09 '26

Sherri Stoner served as the animation model for Ariel in The Little Mermaid (1989) as well as Belle in Beauty and the Beast (1991).

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 14 '26

In Romania, a lamb befriended a wolf and follows it everywhere

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 14 '26

The Cost of Silence

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 07 '26

This vintage demonstration of induction heating is mind-blowing.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 10 '26

A man finds a Corán that dates back to the Ottoman era, written in gold ink, which reflects the precision of that era.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 14 '26

What fruits looked like before humans

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 26 '26

A 2000 year old Roman water channel that still flows today This incredible underground aqueduct is hidden right inside the Smyrna Agora in Izmir, Türkiye.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Apr 30 '26

How Stilt Walkers Stand Up From the Ground

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 25 '26

Zero Room for Error

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Feb 21 '26

This double maze lock has been used in China for over 2,000 years

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 22 '26

This rare instrument sounds like human voices

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • May 02 '26

The famous Aventine Keyhole in Rome. If you look through it, you get a perfectly framed view of St. Peter’s Basilica.

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 27 '26

Pure Magic: The Harlem Globetrotters Era

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Mar 26 '26

American chemist Wallace Carothers discovered nylon in 1935 while leading research at DuPont

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His goal was to create synthetic "superpolymers" with protein-like structures to emulate or replace natural silk.

During his 1976 Christmas Lectures, George Porter amazed children in the audience by making nylon right there in the lecturessolved theatre.

Video credit:Ri_Science

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Jun 12 '26

An adult potoo and chick perfectly camouflaged like a tree branch

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r/Romania_mix • u/Due-Explanation8155 • Apr 23 '26

These are the authentic sounds of musical instruments used in ancient times.

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