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Metal Isn't Solid... It Can Rearrange Under Pressure! It looks rigid and unchangeable-but under enough pressure, metal actually reshapes itself from the inside. This happens because of Plastic Deformation. Inside the metal, atoms are arranged in patterns, and when force is applied, these layers can slide and shift, rearranging... show more

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Found something interesting in Sonic 4. From how it we see Metal Sonic drop down to the floor and the fact it's called Zone 3, we can tell it's meant to take place right after Metal Sonic got beaten in Sonic CD. But more importantly, Metal Sonic has his modern design.

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chinese design, pt. 2: soda cans! in normal cans, you push a part of the outside metal down into the drink, and it actually touches the liquid but that metal could’ve been touched by anyone, it was transported in who knows how many trucks, it’s disgusting! not in china :)

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A hydraulic press can take a totally flat metal sheet and form it into a precise final shape in seconds. It looks simple, but that kind of accuracy is the difference between a hobby shop and real manufacturing.

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When I said this movie make zero sense, this what I'm talking about That weapon he's holding, it metal and toph can bend it, but because the writers don't know what they're doing and plot had another dumb plan, she was just helpless 🤦

When I said this movie make zero sense, this what I'm talking about That weapon he's holding, it metal and toph can bend it, but because the writers don't know what they're doing and plot had another dumb plan, she was just helpless 🤦

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re- post: Living metal! Frequencies change and control the metal that these craft… SPHERES ARE MADE OF. This is how they combine together to make larger ones… or how they birth smaller ones… Or when the Hellfire Missle hit the one by Yemen and it birthed 3 smaller ones in defense. Now… you see for yourself!! This my friends has only been witnessed by Military Personnel!!! Check it out!! Jon Stewart Patrick Jackson

re- post: Living metal! Frequencies change and control the metal that these craft… SPHERES ARE MADE OF. This is how they combine together to make larger ones… or how they birth smaller ones… Or when the Hellfire Missle hit the one by Yemen and it birthed 3 smaller ones in defense. Now… you see for yourself!! This my friends has only been witnessed by Military Personnel!!! Check it out!! Jon Stewart Patrick Jackson

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Whoahhh! I’m not an expert but this looks like liquefaction 👀 This was during the M7.8 earthquake in the Philippines last week. The ground is basically losing strength beneath the surface, usually in water-saturated soil, so it can start behaving less like solid ground and more like a thick, shifting slurry. Roads and pavements can crack, sink or tilt as if they’re floating on something unstable, and you sometimes get water and sand pushing up through the surface. It can look like the ground is moving in waves or “sailing”, but what’s actually happening is the soil structure collapsing temporarily under the shaking.

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