
Interesting World
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A mesmerizing demonstration of a vertical wave. 📹Marcel Clemens
Interesting World844,801 views • 1 month ago

This is a Deutsche Bahn Class 612 tilting train in Germany. Modern tilting train technology was widely developed and tested from the 1960s onward to help trains handle curves more smoothly and quickly by leaning inward during turns, reducing the sideways forces felt by passengers. The technology is especially useful on winding and mountainous rail routes, where building entirely new high-speed lines would be difficult or expensive, and it is still actively used today on many rail networks. 📹kilistrains
Interesting World626,879 views • 1 month ago

This year’s 35-meter-tall wooden pallet bonfire is part of the annual Slinningsbålet tradition in Ålesund, Norway. Every year, locals build and light it to celebrate St. Hans Eve (Midsummer Eve), creating one of the world’s tallest bonfires. 📹spectacularnorway
Interesting World271,898 views • 28 days ago

Punch is doing his best adjusting to the monkey troop. Let’s cheer him on 🥰
Interesting World889,744 views • 5 months ago

This is the Bremer Loch (“Hole of Bremen”), a unique donation installation in Bremen, Germany. When visitors drop a coin through the slot, it plays the sound of one of the animals from the Brothers Grimm tale The Town Musicians of Bremen as a thank-you. The donations support local charitable projects in the city. 📹tinahermannsopran
Interesting World85,973 views • 1 month ago

Cross-writing was a writing technique commonly used during the 18th and 19th centuries to save paper and reduce postage costs. It involved filling a page normally, then rotating the paper 90 degrees to write directly over the original text. 📹Verse & Sip
Interesting World63,144 views • 1 month ago

“Pointillisme,” an immersive installation by Japanese designer Taiju Yamashita, created using thousands of transparent suspended spheres arranged at precise intervals. Paired with mirrored surfaces and controlled lighting, the installation creates shifting patterns of depth, reflection, and perspective as viewers move through the space. The work was presented at Milan’s Salone del Mobile as part of DAFT about DRAFT’s exhibition space.
Interesting World94,780 views • 1 month ago
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