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THE WITCHER 4 gameplay running at 60 FPS on base PlayStation 5

NOTE Ciri bumping into an NPC, the fruits falling to the ground and some of the NPCs going to pick up the fruits

It's too responsive, it's unbelievable.

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Stare 20s at the spiral's center, then see Van Gogh's "Starry Night"

Photography

Photographer Leonardo Sens captures Christ the Redeemer 'holding' the Moon

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Curiosity rover reveals Mars' Gale Crater secrets in stunning images!

The climate between Russia and Ukraine has heated up from yesterday to today, and the Russians are promising devastating attacks, among the weapons that will be used is this missile!!!

It is a hypersonic system that reaches Mach 11, with a range of 5,000 km and six maneuverable warheads designed to overcome missile defenses like the Patriot.

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What is the Russian Oreshnik missile that Moscow is threatening Ukraine with?

This is a stenotype machine, that tool that court stenographers use to transcribe speeches in real time and that you always see in movies and series.

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Meet the Stenotype Machine: The Tool of Legal Stenographers

The Colosseum in Rome, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, is one of the most iconic and impressive structures in Ancient Rome. It could hold between 50,000 and 90,000 spectators.

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The Colosseum of Rome: The Giant of Antiquity

Animal_World

A pelican ate a PIGEON in the aviary and thought that would be it.

Cats being afraid of dogs was the biggest fantasy cartoons ever invented.

A 1915 Omega pocket watch that still works

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Border Collie Intelligence

The boy who forgot he was controlling it lol

Mini French revolver from 1882, made to fit in the palm of the hand

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This Indian breakfast

An incredible transformation of a street artist

Old lighters.

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The exact number of possible chess positions is estimated to be 10^120, which is a number so large that it is practically incomprehensible. This number, called the Shannon number (named after Claude Shannon, one of the pioneers of information theory), takes into account all the possible moves during a game of chess. For comparison, the estimated number of atoms in the observable universe is about 10^80, which is much smaller than the number of possibilities in chess.

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10¹²⁰ Moves: The Mind-Boggling Math Behind Chess

Mary Anderson, an American, invented the first windshield wiper and patented it in 1903. The idea came to her while she was watching drivers in New York manually cleaning their windows while driving. She created a device with a rubber blade activated by an internal lever, making the task safer and more practical. Despite its usefulness, her invention was initially ignored. Even so, her design influenced models used worldwide.

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Mary Anderson: The Forgotten Inventor of the Windshield Wiper

This elevator, built in 1860, is still in operation today somewhere in Europe.