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Frosts of the Little Ice Age In the 17th and 18th centuries, Britain experienced such severe frosts that the Thames froze to
Frosts of the Little Ice Age In the 17th and 18th centuries, Britain experienced such severe frosts that the Thames froze to the ground. Entire markets were set up on its frozen surface, and fish had to be fished out of the ice. People kept warm in their homes with special beds and fireplace heaters, and bedrooms were often shared with children. This period went down in history as the Little Ice Age. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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India has created the Cybotron Spin power bank. You just spin it and it generates energy by itself. Price: $40 Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Steampunk watches for real time travelers!!! Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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SpaceX is changing the future of air travel Elon Musk plans to use Starship for ultra-fast flights on Earth. The flight from New York to Shanghai will take 39 minutes, but tickets will be expensive. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Пристосування для кухні 1934 Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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Break your neck - ride in a black hole "The Black Hole Route" is a 150-meter underground bike path in an abandoned lead-zinc mine in Slovenia. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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Desktop replica of the GE J79 turbojet engine used in fighter and bomber aircraft Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

A kinetic zen Sisyphus table drawing endless patterns in the sand. A wonderful sight Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

PanoRadar: "X-ray vision" for robots Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania have created PanoRadar, a technology that
PanoRadar: "X-ray vision" for robots Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania have created PanoRadar, a technology that allows robots to "see" through walls and smoke using radio waves. It generates detailed 3D images comparable to lidar, but much cheaper. This opens up new opportunities for rescue operations, autonomous transportation and work in challenging environments. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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Vipera electric powered skis American startup Frigid Dynamics has unveiled the Vipera electric skis with a range of 16 km and 25 Nm of torque. The full cost is $3,000. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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A tool for hardcore repairmen is the MX FUEL ROCKET 25,000 lumen portable lantern pole Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

The Casio JG-200 is a vintage digital watch model from Casio from 1995. It was part of Casio's "Jogger" series designed for runners and fitness enthusiasts Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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In the USA, they have developed the WPED electric patch, which accelerates wound healing by 30%. It is enough to moisten it w
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In the USA, they have developed the WPED electric patch, which accelerates wound healing by 30%. It is enough to moisten it with water, and it starts to supply a weak current, stimulating cells and inhibiting bacteria. The cost is only a few dollars. Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

Did you know that one of the largest cities on our planet is Tokyo, Japan? The city has the largest agglomeration in the worl
Did you know that one of the largest cities on our planet is Tokyo, Japan? The city has the largest agglomeration in the world, with a population of about 40 million people Crazy Earth⚡️Submit content

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