Taken last month in Tampa Bay, Florida, this incredible picture is of a waterspout, which is a type of tornado that typically occurs over warm water. Waterspouts can feature wind speeds over 200 km per hour, and it's been speculated that they are responsible for some of the losses associated with the Bermuda Triangle.
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I tell you all that being science-inclined is sweet, it keeps your brain up and running, and that's by the way, check this out, i called or Nicknamed it a 'shockfossil' this sculpture was generated by a particle accelerator, which is a device that uses electromagnetic fields to propel electrically-charged particles to extremely high speeds. It takes up to 5 million volts to accelerate a beam of electrons into acrylic, and when these temporarily trapped electrons are released, they are carefully gathered into channels that look like everything from river deltas to trees to human lungs.

who can point where our earth is amongst these?

What am I doing here?

good info bro.

infobiz9ja: What am I doing here?

e be like say u dey crash abi?

lildray:
e be like say u dey crash abi?

abi oh! sharing knowledge isn't a bad thing

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I hail o.. Abeg more torrie and more pix