@libellum5@monniiii7@_AhmedNasef Duas coisas podem ser verdade ao mesmo tempo, seu traveco favorito foi passar vergonha lá fora e foder a imagem do Brasil no exterior
BREAKING: Ruba Ghazal has been sworn in as a member of the National Assembly in Quebec City.
She proudly wages the Canadian flag while she’s sworn in.
Sorry, typo, she waved a Palestinian keffiyeh.
Odeio o Pablo Marçal, mas exigir toxicológico pra estudar em Universidade Federal é based demais.
O tanto de filho da puta e vagabunda que ia perder o curso, não é estimável ainda.
I spend a lot of time, perhaps too much, thinking about the lost architecture of Britain.
Crystal Palace was the most tremendous loss of the modern era, yet it's rare to see any pictures of it. When built in 1851, it was the largest building in the world and three times the size of St Paul's Cathedral.
What's more, that immense ironwork and 293,000 glass panels went up in just 190 days for the World's Fair. Almost 1 million square feet of glass. An extraordinary feat.
It was razed in a fire in the 1930s and never rebuilt.
BREAKING:
French police have attempted to arrest the far-left French Member of Parliament and Antifa leader Raphael Arnault.
The police raiding the wrong train car by mistake and Arnault managed to escape. He is now hiding inside the parliament where police can’t enter.
It’s unclear whether they tried to arrest him for organizing student riots or for his suspected involvement in the murder of the right-wing French student Quentin Deranque in February this year.
Quentin was beaten to death by members of Arnault’s Antifa group. One of the arrested suspected murderers is Arnault’s parliamentary assistant.
Robert Hooke foi o 1º a propor a curva catenária na construção civil
Além de arquiteto Hooke era um físico f&da, e ele viu que utilizando esse arco economizava-se bastante em material (plus + estabilidade na estrutura)
A cúpula da catedral de São Paulo em Londres foi idéia dele
A catenária é a curva geométrica que minimiza a energia gravitacional de um cabo suspenso pelas extremidades
Na arquitetura, invertendo-se a catenária, consegue-se criar abóbodas extremamente resistentes
O arquiteto Antoni Gaudí usou esse conceito na Basílica da Sagrada Família