This supercell thunderstorm looks like there's a spaceship inside:
This is how the inside of a volcano looks like:
Upon completion, the great pyramid of Giza was covered in bright white limestone and had a golden cap up top. It could be seen glimmering in the sun for miles and was an absolute thing of beauty.
Watch as a Cheetah uses its tail to balance and cancel out rotation inertia at high speeds.
This is a mechanical pen tester.
Ice cream cones being made.
So, pop tarts are filled and folded over…
Look at the speed at which this dough is cut!
A slow-motion look at a shock wave.
Pringles are ‘stamped’ then the remaining dough is lifted, recycled and stamped again.
Bullets being made.
A ladybug opening its wings… it’s kind of terrifying.
Pretzels folded with machines rather than by hand.
When you fly a drone through fireworks.
These are matchsticks being made.
An eagle flying through some mountains with a GoPro attached to it.
Sharpening pencils!
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#11. That's not a truck, that's a ute. Trucks are Kenworth, Mack, White, Western Star.
#20. What are miles ?
there are 196 countries. Additionally to those 3 countries you named, UK and Australia still use imperial units in daily life
a gallon is 6½ dunking donuts
a mile is 1356 washingmachines
also, you must be fun at parties