@Alacritic_Super Link to where you bought it from. Planning to get one for home assistant as a living room display to control smart devices. Did you consider the JC2432W328C?
The Shervarayan Hills (Yercaud) in Salem district is known for two large majestic white rock formation near Gundur village. There is no clarity on their mineral composition and formation process. It looks like a white quartz formation, few call it limestone formation 🤷1/2
The Okavango is one of Africa's great rivers. But it never reaches the sea.
Instead, it flows into the Kalahari Desert, spreads across the sand... and simply vanishes.
Why?
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This map reveals the true size of Africa. I feel that most folks who follow my mappy posts aren’t fooled by map projections into underestimating Africa anyways...
The Niger River has one of the most bizarre courses of any major river on Earth. It starts just 150 miles (240 km) from the Atlantic Ocean in Guinea. But instead of flowing west to the sea, it heads inland, northeast toward the Sahara Desert.
Why?
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There’s a psychological phenomenon called the “Baader–Meinhof effect.” Once you learn something new, you’ll suddenly start noticing it everywhere, not because it’s appearing more often, but because your brain is paying more attention to it.
Gundlupet is putting on an incredible show right now, making this one of the best times to visit.
If you're planning a road trip or love photography, don't miss the chance to witness these endless fields in person before the flowering season comes to an end.
🌻 Yesterday's drone view over the breathtaking sunflower fields of Gundlupet, Karnataka!
Polynesian migration was one of the great achievements of human exploration. Over thousands of years, Austronesian-speaking peoples moved from Taiwan into Island Southeast Asia and out across the Pacific, reaching places such as Samoa, Tonga, Tahiti, Hawaiʻi, Rapa Nui and New Zealand. These journeys required exceptional seafaring knowledge, with navigators reading stars, winds, currents, birds and ocean swells to cross vast distances between tiny islands.
Early 1970s cinematic posters from Pan Am Airlines
Love the negative space, the backlit photography, and saturated tones
A masterclass in visual consistency