Pedra da GΓ‘vea is one of the most iconic and challenging hiking spots in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Standing at about 844 meters (2,769 feet) above sea level, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, the Atlantic Ocean, and surrounding mountains. The hike to the summit is known for its steep inclines, rock climbing sections, and rewarding scenery. For adventurers, reaching the top of Pedra da GΓ‘vea is a bucket-list experience, providing one of the most dramatic vistas in South America.
How a blood test is done [🎞️ keycotioprayudha]
Great white sharks can leap out of the water, achieving speeds estimated to be above 40 km/h (25 mph).
Can you guess what they're training for? [🎞️ RedBull]
The Bent Pyramid in Dahshur, Egypt, was built around 2600 BCE for Pharaoh Sneferu: its unique shape, starting steep and then abruptly sloping gentler halfway up, has puzzled historians. [πŸ“Ή jacobtempler]
View from the International Space Station capturing a Progress resupply vehicle burning up in Earth’s atmosphere, with the Sun rising over the Pacific Ocean in the background.
Gravity Fatigue by choreographer Damien Jalet captivates with stunning lighting and mesmerizing dancers, creating a visual feast that defies the laws of physics. [πŸ“Ή damienjalet]
Small bypass turbofan engine model kit [πŸ“Ή kota_scale_model]
Dom Chi and some of his water marbling masterpieces. [πŸ“Ή domchidesigns]
Mold-aged tuna β€” a technique similar to dry-aging beef. First developed by Japanese chefs and fine dining restaurants to enhance flavor and elevate the culinary experience.