Remember when an old woman donated her body to science in the hopes that it would be used to Alzheimer’s research and her son found out the pentagon used it in a blast test
नेपाल त्रासदी का वो वीडियो जो पहले सोशल मीडिया पर अपलोड नहीं हुआ था ।
कल एक मीडिया पोर्टल Nepal7 द्वारा सोशल मीडिया पेज पर अपलोड किया गया है कैसे कुछ मिनटो में सब कुछ तबाह हुआ इस वीडियो में देखे खौफनाक मंजर।
These angles shows exactly how devastating the situation in Nepal was. Stones and bridges… even humans were swept away like it was nothing. You might shed a tear watching this
Aquela família na casa verde... quando o ângulo da câmera mudou, o prédio inteiro desapareceu em segundos.
O Mahapralaya no Nepal — nenhuma chance de sobrevivência. Espero sinceramente que estejam vivos e em segurança. 🙏🏻
A deep analysis of what may have lead to the Nepal glacial collapse and a breakdown of how the flood overtook communities in a matter if minutes. #Nepal#flood#weather
The boulder is easily 8-10m across that puts its weight around 1500-3000 metric tons ( ~ 2600 kg/m³ for typical Himalayan rock density)
to move such a massive object the estimated drag force on that boulder could easily be of the order of 5 million to 20 million newtons
for comparison, Falcon Heavy first stage rocket produces a force of 23 Million newtons!!!
A massive flash flood hit the 🇳🇵Nepal-Tibet border, damaging roads and bridges. 🚨
- Tragically, 8 people died, while 384 travelers including 105 Indian tourists—are missing. Intense rescue operations are underway.
It's an incredible cut, I would never have noticed if it wasn't pointed out.
Here's another example from an ad that is 30 years old now and still blows my mind - keep an eye on the location, the jumps are quite.. spectacular.😂
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Whoahh...Wait for it 👀
Heavy monsoon rains have triggered the collapse of around a dozen marble mines in Makrana, Rajasthan, India, causing part of the Jakhali Road to cave in. The collapse buried mining machinery and vast quantities of marble, bringing operations to a complete standstill.
Officials say the mines are now so heavily filled with debris that it could take one to two years to clear them before mining can resume. Thankfully, the mines were closed at the time and no one was on the road, so no injuries were reported. Nearby mines have also been shut down as a precaution as the rainy season continues.
Wild moment in Yellowstone: A bull bison launched a tourist 8 feet into the air Friday, leaving the visitor seriously injured.
Professional photographer Mike Macleod captured the intense charge on camera, calling the bison “angry, agitated and charging anything and everything.”