Paul's Wanderings

Mostly my stuff, with some of others.

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goodwood

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The cool Italian version of a Segway.

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В этом что-то есть…

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It's a sign..

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(via 500px / The Milky Way over Saudi Arabia by Nasser AlOthman)

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OMG

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Tin Man’s Heart

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Follow anxietic for more cool  gifs & trippy stuff!

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Follow anxietic for more cool  gifs & trippy stuff!

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Hypnotic!

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Mi casa.

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Lloyd Lillie Sculptures in his old barn/workshop in Newton, Mass.

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Waking up..

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Leyla Cárdenas

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[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

Most objects are not particularly aerodynamic or streamlined. When air flows over such bluff bodies, they can shed regular vortices from one side and then the other. This periodic shedding creates a von Karman vortex street, like this one stretching out from Isla Socorro off western Mexico. From the wind’s perspective, the volcanic island forms a blunt disruption to the otherwise smooth ocean. This vortex shedding is seen at smaller scales, as well, in the wind tunnel, in soap films, and in water tunnels. If you’ve ever been outside on a windy day and heard the electrical lines “singing” in the wind, that’s the same phenomena, too. With the right crosswind, radial bicycle spokes will buzz for the same reason as well!  (Photo credit: MODIS/NASA Earth Observatory)

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