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In 2018, LEGO admitted they had made too many bricks.

Let’s go inside a hot rolling mill where steel and other metals are transformed into sheets, bars, and other shapes using high temperatures and pressure. #engineering https://t.co/TELHbFZti0

SpaceX's fifth-ever Falcon Heavy launch carried the U.S. Space Force's first mission of the year to orbit. https://t.co/JW5EyLg81i

On January 10, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded a massive X-class solar flare. Find out more at https://t.co/SlwFLNZ51M 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/ZEEwnMq1lr

More coronal mass ejections and geomagnetic storms are ahead. https://t.co/WNVrJEB9Al

Reducing the risk of chronic inflammation of the penis. https://t.co/YZLDNZQlwE

In the USA, Orthodox Jews make 18% of altruistic kidney donations (where a living donor gives an organ to a recipient he or she doesn't know). They are just 0.2% of the population.

A 19th-century German bridge was demolished and rebuilt in just four days. 🌉 #engineering https://t.co/29FoItSKsI

Designer used 41 vertical parts of lamented wood to create this chair. #engineering https://t.co/FNXl3SdHIY

You can be RUTHFUL - full of compassion or pity - in addition to being RUTHLESS.

The amazing building process behind the LEGO Minifigure! #engineering https://t.co/PzHQeOfLCk

Experience what it’s like to be weightless on a zero-gravity plane. 😮 #engineering https://t.co/z7opOTwjcI

A health emergency that nobody is talking about. https://t.co/t5pVBcc4GQ

In space, no one can hear a pipeline leak hiss. https://t.co/2fzQc3msCU

The study has shown that the use of intense lasers can be used to divert lightning, much like conventional "Franklin rods." https://t.co/l064l4ZYmG