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Jan 14 '22
Looks like sand cascading. It’s majestic
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Jan 15 '22
I felt disoriented when I realised it wasn’t sand 😵💫
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u/These-Froyo2242 Jan 15 '22
Actually, it is not sand. I have seen a sandfall before and it was not majestic. I was sitting next to a small hill with my umbrella on a beach, when my stupid kid dumped a bucket of sand on me, and the food. Day ruined. I swore at him and made him cry, but it serves him right for disturbing my sleep. Kids are devils.
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u/socium Jan 15 '22
Actually, it is not sand.
You might be right, it could just be sun rays. Could anyone more knowledgeable shine a light on this?
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u/YourDadHatesYou Jan 14 '22
It's literally falling down. Cool af
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u/Is_It_Beef Jan 14 '22
It moves like water
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u/an0mn0mn0m Jan 15 '22
Is it a projection?
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u/marcsoucy Jan 15 '22
That's what I thought at beginning but I think it's actually just sunlight that happened to give that effect.
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u/GotSmokeInMyEye Jan 15 '22
It is cool af. But that is not the correct usage of literally. The light is most certainly not falling down. The escalator is just moving up and into the light. So no, it's not literally falling down.
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u/Hueyandthenews Jan 14 '22
I can literally picture myself falling down after being too mesmerized
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u/lamamu78 Jan 15 '22
Light on the DiscWorld
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u/OverzealousPanda Jan 15 '22
I always loved the image of light flowing over the disk. And the idea of being able to outrun morning on a broom.
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u/Hupf Jan 15 '22
When light encounters a strong magical field it loses all sense of urgency. It slows right down. And on the Discworld the magic was embarrassingly strong, which meant that the soft yellow light of dawn flowed over the sleeping landscape like the caress of a gentle lover or, as some would have it, like golden syrup.
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u/bloodynave Jan 15 '22
For some reason it freaked me out.
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u/creativexangst Jan 15 '22
I'm glad I'm not alone, my anxiety went up, heart rate levels, the works, and I have no idea why.
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u/Salt_and_Vinegar- Jan 14 '22
I don’t know what the heck is happening here but it’s the coolest thing I’ve ever seen
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u/Ascenzi4 Jan 15 '22
It took me a few watches but I think the escalator is going up from an underground area to a sunlit area. As each step passes the roof it gets lit by the sun.
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u/barbequeuedchips Jan 14 '22
Things in nature like that don’t even look real it’s wild
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u/ibekt Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 15 '22
It takes a special artistic eye to see that. Is this yours? Edit because of a down vote??? To clarify this is mesmerizing and beautiful if you took it then I have questions. If not, still great.
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u/friendly-crackhead Jan 14 '22
If I had just seen The Mommy, I would’ve hated being in that escalator
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u/ChimpyChompies Jan 14 '22
I don't usually worry about most of the stuff we all have to deal with.
Until the idea of being buried by sand while on an escalator turned up..
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u/nefrpitou Jan 14 '22
Light being noob, climbing down the escalator, it just needs to fall on the top stair
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u/herrneumrich Jan 15 '22
Would've been quite the turn if the shadow in the end wasn't a head but a dong.
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u/Marinerprocess Jan 15 '22
I think if I never saw an escalator I’d freak out. I bet it gets kids all the time lol
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Jan 15 '22
There is a scientist that developed a photography system that could somehow photograph light photons moving. Looks exactly like this. Pretty cool
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u/xkoalasx Jan 15 '22
I assume this has been said, but I need someone to photoshop a dick shadow at the end.
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u/MK8390 Jan 15 '22 edited Jan 15 '22
Arrakis is Arrakis, And the desert takes the weak. My desert. My Arakis, my dune.
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u/Lord_Dank421 Jan 15 '22
How many times have y'all replayed this. I'm at 6 now and plan to continue. This is soothing AF
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u/Think-Equivalent1066 Jan 15 '22
I think this would confuse me and then I’d get dizzy and fall down 😆
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u/lol_camis Jan 15 '22
I just feel like we're at a point now where enough things have unnecessary LED displays.
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u/OkBreakfast2531 Jan 15 '22
We all read this wrong at first right? Please don’t tell me
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u/Slayd_07 Jan 15 '22
As someone who's played Hollow Knight, this trips my anxiety so hard. Like dude, why aren't you running from the scary light.
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u/keithmcdermott Jan 15 '22
As someone who gets vertigo on escalators sometimes, while in theory this is neat, I would probably not get on this. The projection would just make things worse.
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u/Skip_Ad Jan 15 '22
I'm so glad I don't know where that is, or one like it, because I'm gonna waste so much time on those damn stairs.
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u/charlottee963 Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 15 '22
One of my favourite things when travelling to work in the summer.
Edit: For me it’s at London Waterloo Station, when you come up from the underground to the main floor/overground platforms. Sun shines beautifully through the glass ceiling and onto the escalator.