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What shapes can you see?

Visualise what it will look like when it has a sandwich in it?

What sort of triangle can you see?

Is it a regular hexagon?

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Geometry, 100% in 3D https://t.co/XPHkRVt0xv

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Geometry, 100% in 3D https://t.co/XPHkRVt0xv

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Geometry, 100% in 3D pic.twitter.com/XPHkRVt0xv
— March (@MarchUnofficial) February 2, 2026

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Geometry, 100% in 3D https://t.co/XPHkRVt0xv

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Geometry, 100% in 3D https://t.co/XPHkRVt0xv

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Geometry, 100% in 3D https://t.co/XPHkRVt0xv

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Highest Protein Foods in the World https://t.co/pjhRv8ln4N

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Highest Protein Foods in the World https://t.co/pjhRv8ln4N

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Highest Protein Foods in the World pic.twitter.com/pjhRv8ln4N
— Health & Nutrition Tips (@healthnutritipz) October 8, 2025

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Highest Protein Foods in the World https://t.co/pjhRv8ln4N

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Highest Protein Foods in the World https://t.co/pjhRv8ln4N

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Highest Protein Foods in the World https://t.co/pjhRv8ln4N

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Look at the geometry and angles created

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Hajime Miura just clinched his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo Championship title at the World Yo-Yo Contest 2025 in Prague—cementing his legacy as one of the most dominant players ever.
https://t.co/aEBY5KiLzB

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Hajime Miura just clinched his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo Championship title at the World Yo-Yo Contest 2025 in Prague—cementing his legacy as one of the most dominant players ever.
https://t.co/aEBY5KiLzB

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Hajime Miura just clinched his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo Championship title at the World Yo-Yo Contest 2025 in Prague—cementing his legacy as one of the most dominant players ever.pic.twitter.com/aEBY5KiLzB
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 16, 2025

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Hajime Miura just clinched his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo Championship title at the World Yo-Yo Contest 2025 in Prague—cementing his legacy as one of the most dominant players ever.
https://t.co/aEBY5KiLzB

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Hajime Miura just clinched his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo Championship title at the World Yo-Yo Contest 2025 in Prague—cementing his legacy as one of the most dominant players ever.
https://t.co/aEBY5KiLzB

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Hajime Miura just clinched his 8th 3A World Yo-Yo Championship title at the World Yo-Yo Contest 2025 in Prague—cementing his legacy as one of the most dominant players ever.
https://t.co/aEBY5KiLzB

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3-4-5 Method, How to get a perfect right angle when building structures.

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Chip and PIN card, phone passcode, hotel safe - how predictable is your chosen PIN number?
3.4 million data points visualized from several data breaches.

Created by the late great Nick Berry of Data Genetics (redesigned and used with permission). He wrote a great data story around this which is also worth a read.

Published in our book, Knowledge is Beautiful.

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Most Common PIN Codes - Information is Beautiful

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Practice makes permanent...

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Coordination skills of this little guy
pic.twitter.com/otesF7QlhJ
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) September 23, 2024

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How many cms is this?

Can you draw accurately 711.6mm?

How many metres is this?

If it rained consistently over the 24hr period, what is the rate of rainfall per hour?

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Henan, China today with 711.6 mm of rainfall in 24 hours!.....🌊

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Henan, China today with 711.6 mm of rainfall in 24 hours!.....🌊
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Henan, China today with 711.6 mm of rainfall in 24 hours!.....🌊pic.twitter.com/2yALZF9dy0
— Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) July 16, 2024

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Fine craftsmanshippic.twitter.com/569cBA4EsF
— Tips & Tricks (@awkwardgoogle) June 15, 2024

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A Look at months earnings in the laundrette business

📹 laundromatmoney

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A Look at months earnings in the laundrette business

📹 laundromatmoney
 https://t.co/spM9lGUGMr

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A Look at months earnings in the laundrette business

📹 laundromatmoney
pic.twitter.com/spM9lGUGMr
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) March 22, 2024

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A Look at months earnings in the laundrette business

📹 laundromatmoney
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A Look at months earnings in the laundrette business

📹 laundromatmoney
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A Look at months earnings in the laundrette business

📹 laundromatmoney

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Maths teachers - do we approve? @Littmissmath5 @lihopker @El_Timbre @martinnewton112

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Maths teachers - do we approve? @Littmissmath5 @lihopker @El_Timbre @martinnewton112 https://t.co/0G2O8BpGWd

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Maths teachers - do we approve? @Littmissmath5 @lihopker @El_Timbre @martinnewton112 pic.twitter.com/0G2O8BpGWd
— Rebecca Atherfold (@becatherfold) March 15, 2024

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Maths teachers - do we approve? @Littmissmath5 @lihopker @El_Timbre @martinnewton112 https://t.co/0G2O8BpGWd

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Maths teachers - do we approve? @Littmissmath5 @lihopker @El_Timbre @martinnewton112 https://t.co/0G2O8BpGWd

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Maths teachers - do we approve? @Littmissmath5 @lihopker @El_Timbre @martinnewton112

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The rule of thumb. 

A quick guide to approximate measurements using your hand.

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The rule of thumb. 

A quick guide to approximate measurements using your hand. https://t.co/HvREJE03sq

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The rule of thumb.

A quick guide to approximate measurements using your hand. pic.twitter.com/HvREJE03sq
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) February 4, 2024

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The rule of thumb. 

A quick guide to approximate measurements using your hand. https://t.co/HvREJE03sq

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The rule of thumb. 

A quick guide to approximate measurements using your hand. https://t.co/HvREJE03sq

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The rule of thumb. 

A quick guide to approximate measurements using your hand.

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Klemens Torggler's doors are kinetic art objects based on rotating squares.

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Klemens Torggler's doors are kinetic art objects based on rotating squares.
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Klemens Torggler's doors are kinetic art objects based on rotating squares.pic.twitter.com/0P89rqk5Qy
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) February 5, 2024

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Klemens Torggler's doors are kinetic art objects based on rotating squares.
https://t.co/0P89rqk5Qy

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Klemens Torggler's doors are kinetic art objects based on rotating squares.
https://t.co/0P89rqk5Qy

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Klemens Torggler's doors are kinetic art objects based on rotating squares.

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The English countryside in 1910 and a rare example of a clapper stile gate. The horizontal beams are attached at the centre and normally kept in place by weights, so you can create a low point by pushing down on the other end.

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The English countryside in 1910 and a rare example of a clapper stile gate. The horizontal beams are attached at the centre and normally kept in place by weights, so you can create a low point by pushing down on the other end. https://t.co/IIVMMJ3Uig

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The English countryside in 1910 and a rare example of a clapper stile gate. The horizontal beams are attached at the centre and normally kept in place by weights, so you can create a low point by pushing down on the other end. pic.twitter.com/IIVMMJ3Uig
— Bobbie☀️ (@bo66ie29) January 29, 2024

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The English countryside in 1910 and a rare example of a clapper stile gate. The horizontal beams are attached at the centre and normally kept in place by weights, so you can create a low point by pushing down on the other end. https://t.co/IIVMMJ3Uig

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The English countryside in 1910 and a rare example of a clapper stile gate. The horizontal beams are attached at the centre and normally kept in place by weights, so you can create a low point by pushing down on the other end. https://t.co/IIVMMJ3Uig

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The English countryside in 1910 and a rare example of a clapper stile gate. The horizontal beams are attached at the centre and normally kept in place by weights, so you can create a low point by pushing down on the other end.

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Have you ever spotted it? https://t.co/oEZcR23ZB9

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Have you ever spotted it? pic.twitter.com/oEZcR23ZB9
— Look Up London (@Look_UpLondon) January 15, 2024

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Have you ever spotted it? https://t.co/oEZcR23ZB9

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Have you ever spotted it? https://t.co/oEZcR23ZB9

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how to cut exact corners 
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how to cut exact corners
pic.twitter.com/ETWlewL3vV
— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) December 14, 2023

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how to cut exact corners 
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how to cut exact corners 
 https://t.co/ETWlewL3vV

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from Emily Rae @ECR_Maths

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What mathematical questions can you think of here?

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What mathematical questions can you think of here?

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Poetry in motion 🤝 brilliant photographers

#WorldAthleticsChamps

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Poetry in motion 🤝 brilliant photographers

#WorldAthleticsChamps https://t.co/HYDvIsWFkR

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Poetry in motion 🤝 brilliant photographers#WorldAthleticsChamps pic.twitter.com/HYDvIsWFkR
— World Athletics (@WorldAthletics) August 22, 2023

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Poetry in motion 🤝 brilliant photographers

#WorldAthleticsChamps https://t.co/HYDvIsWFkR

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Poetry in motion 🤝 brilliant photographers

#WorldAthleticsChamps https://t.co/HYDvIsWFkR

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Poetry in motion 🤝 brilliant photographers

#WorldAthleticsChamps

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Can you convert each statistic into fractions and percentages?

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If 100 People Lived on Earth.... 
Amazing Analysis

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If 100 People Lived on Earth.... 
Amazing Analysis

 https://t.co/yhTw70pcNW

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If 100 People Lived on Earth....
Amazing Analysis

pic.twitter.com/yhTw70pcNW
— The Best (@Figensport) June 8, 2023

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If 100 People Lived on Earth.... 
Amazing Analysis

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If 100 People Lived on Earth.... 
Amazing Analysis

 https://t.co/yhTw70pcNW

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If 100 People Lived on Earth.... 
Amazing Analysis

 https://t.co/yhTw70pcNW

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Size comparison between the Titanic and a Modern Cruise Ship

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Size comparison between the Titanic and a Modern Cruise Ship https://t.co/4jZj69KuL1

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Size comparison between the Titanic and a Modern Cruise Ship pic.twitter.com/4jZj69KuL1
— World Of History (@UmarBzv) May 16, 2023

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Size comparison between the Titanic and a Modern Cruise Ship https://t.co/4jZj69KuL1

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Size comparison between the Titanic and a Modern Cruise Ship https://t.co/4jZj69KuL1

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Size comparison between the Titanic and a Modern Cruise Ship

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Mongolian farmer discovers hundreds of his sheep have been walking in a circle continuously for 12 Days.

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Mongolian farmer discovers hundreds of his sheep have been walking in a circle continuously for 12 Days. https://t.co/QzydRTaYrH

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Mongolian farmer discovers hundreds of his sheep have been walking in a circle continuously for 12 Days. pic.twitter.com/QzydRTaYrH
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) February 7, 2023

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Mongolian farmer discovers hundreds of his sheep have been walking in a circle continuously for 12 Days. https://t.co/QzydRTaYrH

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Mongolian farmer discovers hundreds of his sheep have been walking in a circle continuously for 12 Days. https://t.co/QzydRTaYrH

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Mongolian farmer discovers hundreds of his sheep have been walking in a circle continuously for 12 Days.

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Jeff Clark's Math in the Movies (Merry Andrews starring Danny Kaye)

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How tall are you, in terms of Star Wars characters?

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How tall are you, in terms of Star Wars characters?

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The height of statues from around the world.

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The height of statues from around the world.
https://t.co/Uggitgx6kj

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The height of statues from around the world.pic.twitter.com/Uggitgx6kj
— Fascinating (@fasc1nate) November 1, 2022

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The height of statues from around the world.
https://t.co/Uggitgx6kj

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The height of statues from around the world.
https://t.co/Uggitgx6kj

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The height of statues from around the world.

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A stunning comparison of the largest trees on earth. @1t_org

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A stunning comparison of the largest trees on earth. @1t_org https://t.co/SVRZDGbuta

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A stunning comparison of the largest trees on earth. @1t_org pic.twitter.com/SVRZDGbuta
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) September 12, 2022

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A stunning comparison of the largest trees on earth. @1t_org https://t.co/SVRZDGbuta

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A stunning comparison of the largest trees on earth. @1t_org https://t.co/SVRZDGbuta

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A stunning comparison of the largest trees on earth. @1t_org

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7 Billion: Are You Typical? -- National Geographic Magazine | National Geographic

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7 Billion: Are You Typical? -- National Geographic Magazine | National Geographic - Bing video

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Top suggestions for national geographic what is averageNational GeographicMagazineNational Geographic$7 BillionNational GeographicAre You TypicalTop suggestions for national geographic what is averageNational GeographicWebsiteNational GeographicChannel Lost TreasuresNational GeographicExplore VRNati…

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This video compares the size of tsunamis from the smallest wave to the biggest tsunami

[📹 HD, Red Side: https://t.co/7gpOlafpI9]

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In this video we compare the sizes of Tsunamis and MEGA Tsunamis from the smallest Wave to the Biggest Tsunami. Starting from the deadlisht tsunami like indi...

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This video compares the size of tsunamis from the smallest wave to the biggest tsunami

[📹 HD, Red Side: https://t.co/7gpOlafpI9]
https://t.co/HQoDtGx95K

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This video compares the size of tsunamis from the smallest wave to the biggest tsunami

[📹 HD, Red Side: https://t.co/7gpOlafpI9]pic.twitter.com/HQoDtGx95K
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 24, 2022

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This video compares the size of tsunamis from the smallest wave to the biggest tsunami

[📹 HD, Red Side: https://t.co/7gpOlafpI9]
https://t.co/HQoDtGx95K

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This video compares the size of tsunamis from the smallest wave to the biggest tsunami

[📹 HD, Red Side: https://t.co/7gpOlafpI9]
https://t.co/HQoDtGx95K

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This video compares the size of tsunamis from the smallest wave to the biggest tsunami

[📹 HD, Red Side: https://t.co/7gpOlafpI9]

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In this video we compare the sizes of Tsunamis and MEGA Tsunamis from the smallest Wave to the Biggest Tsunami. Starting from the deadlisht tsunami like indi...

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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: https://t.co/2R23ExtNFX] [video by Golem13: https://t.co/LzClkl62pJ]

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Simon Beck's astonishing landscape and snow art illustrates the cold beauty of mathematics – in pictures

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Alex Bellos samples Simon Beck’s stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow in the Alps

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Le Snow Art de Simon Beck | Les dessins gigantesques de Simon Beck...

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Created by Kultt. Le Snow Art de Simon Beck. 45M views, 105K likes, 38K loves, 23K comments, 867K shares: 45M views, 105K likes, 38K loves, 23K comments, 867K shares, Facebook Watch Videos from...

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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: https://t.co/2R23ExtNFX] [video by Golem13: https://t.co/LzClkl62pJ]
https://t.co/HVmAghYwOE

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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: https://t.co/2R23ExtNFX] [video by Golem13: https://t.co/LzClkl62pJ]pic.twitter.com/HVmAghYwOE
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) August 15, 2022

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Simon Beck's astonishing landscape and snow art illustrates the cold beauty of mathematics – in pictures

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Alex Bellos samples Simon Beck’s stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow in the Alps

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Le Snow Art de Simon Beck | Les dessins gigantesques de Simon Beck...

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Created by Kultt. Le Snow Art de Simon Beck. 45M views, 105K likes, 38K loves, 23K comments, 867K shares: 45M views, 105K likes, 38K loves, 23K comments, 867K shares, Facebook Watch Videos from...

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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: https://t.co/2R23ExtNFX] [video by Golem13: https://t.co/LzClkl62pJ]
https://t.co/HVmAghYwOE

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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: https://t.co/2R23ExtNFX] [video by Golem13: https://t.co/LzClkl62pJ]
https://t.co/HVmAghYwOE

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For the past decade, Simon Beck has been decorating the Alps with his stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow [read more: https://t.co/2R23ExtNFX] [video by Golem13: https://t.co/LzClkl62pJ]

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Simon Beck's astonishing landscape and snow art illustrates the cold beauty of mathematics – in pictures

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Alex Bellos samples Simon Beck’s stunning mathematical drawings, created by running in snowshoes across freshly laid snow in the Alps

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Le Snow Art de Simon Beck | Les dessins gigantesques de Simon Beck...

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Created by Kultt. Le Snow Art de Simon Beck. 45M views, 105K likes, 38K loves, 23K comments, 867K shares: 45M views, 105K likes, 38K loves, 23K comments, 867K shares, Facebook Watch Videos from...

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The average jump height of a person on earth and its equivalent in other worlds of the solar system🌍🪐

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The average jump height of a person on earth and its equivalent in other worlds of the solar system🌍🪐 https://t.co/SopsmB2LFq

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The average jump height of a person on earth and its equivalent in other worlds of the solar system🌍🪐 pic.twitter.com/SopsmB2LFq
— Tansu YEĞEN (@TansuYegen) August 8, 2022

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The average jump height of a person on earth and its equivalent in other worlds of the solar system🌍🪐 https://t.co/SopsmB2LFq

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The average jump height of a person on earth and its equivalent in other worlds of the solar system🌍🪐 https://t.co/SopsmB2LFq

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The average jump height of a person on earth and its equivalent in other worlds of the solar system🌍🪐

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How deep is the ocean?👀
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How deep is the ocean?👀pic.twitter.com/Z9cLVkXZwR
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How deep is the ocean?👀
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How deep is the ocean?👀
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The Manpupuner Rock formations and a man 

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The Manpupuner Rock formations and a man 

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@HumanForScale

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The Fibonacci Chimney in Finland

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@simongerman600

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Via @willpenrievans

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How tall?

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How many flowers?

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The long and the short of it...how tall are the basketball players? Are the other girls average size?

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The long and the short of it...how tall are the basketball players? Are the other girls average size?

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Giant Redwood Tree

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How tall? How many fish fingers could it make?

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How tall? How many fish fingers could it make?

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How tall and long is the statue of Gengis Khan?

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How tall and long is the statue of Gengis Khan?

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One of the tallest statues in the world!

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A game that tests your circle drawing skills. Try to draw a perfect circle and see how close you can get.

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Pythagoras in action

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Roberto shared this video from Bakersfield CA. Picking watermelons is already hard work but on this day it was the start of an expected weeklong heat wave where the temps would exceed 100 degrees every day. Remember to stay hydrated and rest as needed Roberto. #WeFeedYou

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Roberto shared this video from Bakersfield CA. Picking watermelons is already hard work but on this day it was the start of an expected weeklong heat wave where the temps would exceed 100 degrees every day. Remember to stay hydrated and rest as needed Roberto. #WeFeedYou https://t.co/QXbUofaypC

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Roberto shared this video from Bakersfield CA. Picking watermelons is already hard work but on this day it was the start of an expected weeklong heat wave where the temps would exceed 100 degrees every day. Remember to stay hydrated and rest as needed Roberto. #WeFeedYou pic.twitter.com/QXbUofaypC
— United Farm Workers (@UFWupdates) June 5, 2021

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Roberto shared this video from Bakersfield CA. Picking watermelons is already hard work but on this day it was the start of an expected weeklong heat wave where the temps would exceed 100 degrees every day. Remember to stay hydrated and rest as needed Roberto. #WeFeedYou https://t.co/QXbUofaypC

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Roberto shared this video from Bakersfield CA. Picking watermelons is already hard work but on this day it was the start of an expected weeklong heat wave where the temps would exceed 100 degrees every day. Remember to stay hydrated and rest as needed Roberto. #WeFeedYou https://t.co/QXbUofaypC

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Roberto shared this video from Bakersfield CA. Picking watermelons is already hard work but on this day it was the start of an expected weeklong heat wave where the temps would exceed 100 degrees every day. Remember to stay hydrated and rest as needed Roberto. #WeFeedYou

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Put the mahoosive ship somewhere near to you so you can see the size of the problem

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Want to try more scale comparisons ... not only the Ever Given but anything else? Try the new @bplmaps Insizeor tool!

Why should the Suez Canal have all the fun? From the comfort of home you can get the Ever Given stuck wherever you want it. Drag and zoom the map to move this big old boat somewhere else. Click the rotate button to get it wedged perfectly.

Hit the "to scale" button to make it approximately the right size. Or you can make it whatever size you feel like: get it stuck in a swimming pool or across the entire Atlantic Ocean.

Garrett Dash Nelson made this ridiculous thing. Boat photo clipped from Kristin Carringer/Maxar, via BI. If you thought this was fun, consider supporting the Leventhal Map & Education Center.

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⤵️ Rotate the boat ➕ Make the boat bigger ➖ Make the boat smaller 🔲 Boat isn't to scale

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Leaflet | Source: Esri, Maxar, GeoEye, Earthstar Geographics, CNES/Airbus DS, USDA, USGS, AeroGRID, IGN, and the GIS User Community

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#OnThisDay 1978: The British public were not impressed at the prospect of switching from miles to kilometres.

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#OnThisDay 1978: The British public were not impressed at the prospect of switching from miles to kilometres. https://t.co/87tPaoF3I6

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#OnThisDay 1978: The British public were not impressed at the prospect of switching from miles to kilometres. pic.twitter.com/87tPaoF3I6
— BBC Archive (@BBCArchive) February 3, 2021

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#OnThisDay 1978: The British public were not impressed at the prospect of switching from miles to kilometres. https://t.co/87tPaoF3I6

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#OnThisDay 1978: The British public were not impressed at the prospect of switching from miles to kilometres.

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The world's biggest cargo ship has docked in Britain for the first time.

The Globe was built in South Korea and has arrived on its first trip.

It measures 400m long, 56m wide and 73m tall. So how can a ship so big work?

It can carry nearly 20,000 containers - the same as 14,500 buses - so how can it float?

Displacement

It's all down to the ship's massive size, and something called displacement.

For a ship to float, it has to push its weight in water downwards - or displace it.

Once it's pushed down by the ship, this water pushes back upwards - and floats the ship.

So the bigger the ship - the more water it pushes down.

If you laid every cargo container the ship can carry end to end, they'd stretch for 72 miles.

It's also important that the heavy cargo crates are put at the bottom of the ship, and the lighter ones at the top. This stops the ship swaying when it's at sea.

So once a ship of that size is floating - how does it move?

It needs a big engine. And the Globe does not disappoint.

According to the company that made its diesel engine, it's the biggest ever.

MAN Diesel & Turbo

It's over 17m tall and can generate the power of 38,000 powerful vacuum cleaners!

With engines and ships so large - just how big can they get in the future?

The Globe will only have been the largest on the planet for a total 53 days.

MSC Oscar will overtake it when it first sets sail at the end of this month. It'll be able to carry about 5% more than the Globe.

Bigger ships are appealing to transport companies because they can move more cargo per trip - saving money on fuel.

There are downsides though to larger ships - those big enough to carry 18,000 containers or more are too big to stop in many ports around the world.

In fact they can only sail between Asia and Europe, with ports in countries like the USA being too small to hold them.

The Globe even takes up two giant parking spaces as it's docked in Felixstowe.

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How does the world's biggest cargo ship work? - CBBC Newsround

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The world's biggest cargo ship has docked in Britain for the first time. The Globe was built in South Korea and has arrived on its first trip. It measures 400m long, 56m wide and 73m tall. So how can a ship so big work?

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2019 NEWS: don't miss my latest animation https://etereaestudios.com/works/infinitepatterns

Fullscreen and volume up, please! ;-)
Short movie inspired on numbers, geometry and nature
— 3D animation by Cristóbal Vila · More info about this movie: www.etereaestudios.com
— Music by Wim Mertens - “Often a bird” from the album “Jardin Clos”, 1996 - © Usura - Published by Usura 2010

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Relative speed of the planets

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Relative to eachother, this is how fast the planets physically move through space

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Relative to eachother, this is how fast the planets physically move through space https://t.co/uMUMgVycHY

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Relative to eachother, this is how fast the planets physically move through space pic.twitter.com/uMUMgVycHY
— Dr James O'Donoghue (@physicsJ) June 14, 2020

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Relative to eachother, this is how fast the planets physically move through space https://t.co/uMUMgVycHY

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Relative to eachother, this is how fast the planets physically move through space

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Marathon finishing times courtesy of @boss_maths

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Marathon finishing times courtesy of @boss_maths

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Fermat's Library@fermatslibrary

Highest points on Earth
1 - Mount Everest: Highest altitude above sea level
2 - Mauna Kea : Highest altitude from base to summit
3 - Mount Chimborazo : Highest distance from Earth's center

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Why it pays to do maths A level: Analysis shows qualification adds £6,000 to a salary in just six years compared to geography or biology

Other high earning subjects include physics, computing and business studies

History A-level produces average salary of £19,400 or upper quartile £24,200

Sutton Trust said it hoped data would help pupils make more informed choices

Figures draw on tax data from those who took A-levels in 2010/11 were earning

Sixth formers who take further maths A-level earn an average of £25,500 by the age of 24 - just over £6,000 more than if they had studied history, data shows.

Other high-earning subjects include physics and computing, while lower rewarded ones include geography, English literature and biology.

And some less academic subjects such as physical education, design and technology and business studies lead to higher salaries than the humanities.

For the first time, government analysis has shown how pupils' subject choices aged 16 can affect their earnings years later. Further maths produces an average annual salary of £25,500 by the age of 24, but the highest-flying students - those in the upper quarter - can earn up to £31,500 at that age.

By contrast, a history A-level produces a median average salary of £19,400, or an upper quartile salary of £24,200, and geography produces a median of £20,900, or £25,900 for the upper quartile.

Those who study biology earn £20,600 on average, while those who study English literature earn £19,200. Subjects with the lowest average earnings include Urdu producing £13,900; Arabic with £14,600; and dance with £16,300.

Yesterday, social mobility charity the Sutton Trust said it hoped the data would help pupils make more informed choices for sixth form.

Chairman Sir Peter Lampl said: 'This includes knowing the prospects and financial rewards for studying certain subjects and degrees. But it is important that this is part of a broad careers offering that starts early in school. This is particularly crucial for pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, who may not have access to the same networks and advice as their middle-class classmates.'

The figures, from the Department for Education, draw on tax data to reveal what people in England who took their A-levels in 2010/11 were earning in 2016/17.

It examined what average earnings were for all those taking each subject. While similar analysis has been done with degree subjects, this is the first time A-level choice has been linked with earnings.

Most pupils take three A-levels, but the study only looked at average earnings for individual subjects, it didn't examine how different subject combinations might change the average.

It showed that some subjects which are usually seen as less academic led to better salaries than some science and humanities subjects. Business studies produced earnings of £21,000; physical education £20,400; and design and technology £20,100. It may be that students taking these subjects were less likely to go to university, and so had more years to build up earnings by the age of 24.

Professor Tom McLeish, of the Royal Society's education committee, said: 'This research shows why it makes sense to give more young people an educational experience that keeps [maths and science] options open to them for longer.'

But Suzie Longstaff, headmistress of girls-only Putney High School in London, warned youngsters not to take on subjects they do not enjoy simply for the higher pay.

She said: 'An A-level in maths or economics may be highly prized in terms of pay in the short term, but is there any point in doing it if you don't enjoy it? Anyway, historians make great accountants.'

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Analysis shows maths A-level adds £6,000 to a salary

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Other high earning subjects include physics, computing and business studies History A-level produces average salary of £19,400 or upper quartile £24,200 Sutton Trust said it hoped data would help pupils make more informed choices Figures draw on tax data from those who took A-levels in 2010/11 were earning Sixth formers who take further maths A-level earn an average of £25,500 by the age of 24 - just over £6,000 more than if they had studied history, data shows.

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water demonstration of pythagoras - Bing video

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— Sam Quek (@SamanthaQuek) September 17, 2019

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Great one for probability