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You keep mynocking, but you can’t come in.
R.I.P.
Erik Bauersfeld, Voice of Admiral Ackbar and Bib Fortuna, Dies At 94
Drowning in thoughts until mother nature threw me a life preserve....
Man-Pupu-Nyor (little mountain of the gods) is a magical geological legacy sculpted deep within the Ural mountains in Russia. It consists of seven impressive rock formations with heights varying from 30 to 42 meters which reign over the solitary mountain plateau. The Seven Giants are located in an inhospitable and remote region in the Komi Republic, which is why access to Man-Pupu-Nyor is reserved to very well prepared travelers and usually requires helicopters or snowmobiles. (Source)
Underwater, melting glaciers are louder than a symphony of chainsaws
Think about the best rock concert you’ve ever been to. Pretty loud, right? Well, some parts of the ocean are that loud all the time but for a somewhat less rockin’ reason: bubbles.
That’s right. Bubbles from melting glacier ice are basically the Rolling Stones of the sea. When snow condenses into glacier ice, it forms tiny, spherical air pockets. As the glacier ice then melts, those air pockets pinch off into bubbles, and that pinching off process is what’s causing all the racket. A study found that the average noise there registered at a whopping 120 decibels (think chainsaws), and the frequency ranged between 1000 and 3000 hertz (think the top half of the piano register). (Source)
The Yearning
《SELF-CONFESSED THOUGHT》 “My problem is this gnawing in my gut, my deep sense of incompleteness. Even when I achieve what others call meaningful, I feel empty. Even when I’m a hero it seems meaningless.”