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Bigfoot is blurry, and that’s extra scary to me. MITCH HEDBERG

What happens when you pour liquid nitrogen into a dirty container? https://t.co/E4aBSfQgcR

Endless energy? It might be possible with solar panels made from ferroelectric crystals instead of silicon. 😲 #engineering #sola #cell https://t.co/cpy2rkDURt

In construction, a controlled explosion can be a powerful tool for a pipeline project. 🧨 Find more at https://t.co/apvIh9nNK2 🎥 Dykon Blasting Corp #engineering https://t.co/C9zrcnV9Bo

According to Daimler, the manufacturer behind the Mercedes-Benz, all vehicles launched from 2025 onward will be electric-only. 😲 #engineering #mercedesbenzz #electric https://t.co/a6eUWM5gWw

Don't kid yourself. 🚀 #engineering #Rocket #launches https://t.co/q7Pg5QvRnx

By changing its colour and shape, the mimic octopus can impersonate more than 15 different species. It's not always obvious; one disguise was described by scientists as looking like ‘a furry turkey with human legs’.

With a lifetime cost of $335 million, the Raptor is an engineering marvel. 🤓 #engineering https://t.co/4srqeKnEBj

It’s time for the annual “orange shake” in Valencia, featuring an innovative machine. 🍊 Find more at https://t.co/apvIh9nNK2 🎥 Makelaar Valencia / Facebook #engineering https://t.co/QwHUrXLbod

SITE OF THE DAY: The Martin Luther Insult Generator, https://t.co/D8U1R5c1Kr https://t.co/u9BtkNSdm6

With this roller, fire hose rolling will be a fun task. 🚒🧐 Find more at https://t.co/apvIh9nNK2 🎥 X-innovations #engineering https://t.co/oOjIrkD8E4

Researchers used modern-day technology to reanalyze food particulates collected from the Tollund Man. 🍖 #engineering https://t.co/TsFz3skY2d

This will herald a new future for autonomous drones. 😲 #engineering #drones #pilots https://t.co/a8Ggdejo39

It's capable of destroying ballistic missiles, as well as planes and helicopters. 🚀 #engineering #Russia #S400 https://t.co/4DP6dLkRJX

At around age 23, the average person falls off what the researcher Jennifer Aaker calls ‘the humour cliff’: we start to laugh and smile less and less. The average 4-year-old laughs and smiles 300 times a day, the average 40-year-old — 300 times every 75 days.