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What's your favorite travel destination? Is it some beautiful European city like Paris, Rome or Athens? But have you ever noticed that European cities are much flatter than those in USA or Asia? Of course there're tall buildings in the financial districts but their number is nothing compared to those in other parts of the world. What stops Europeans from building a large number of skyscrapers and start looking like New York, for example? #brightside 0:00 What type of building is considered a skyscraper? 2:10 Why Europe doesn't build skyscrapers 4:26 How wind doesn't blow skyscrapers over 6:48 Skyscrapers can make cities windier!

Here's a portion of fresh space facts to capture your interest. Next time you have your astronomy class you can surprise your teacher. Pluto is the largest dwarf planet in our Solar System and if you take a look at its photos, you'll see that its mountains are made of red ice. And if you look even more, you might notice... a whale! Our video will explain how it's possible... #brightside #spacefacts 0:00 What is Pluto's whale? 1:18 How cold is it on Pluto 2:31 The first pictures taken of Pluto 3:40 Pluto's strange orbit 4:30 What if you lived on Pluto? 4:51 Most unique fact about Neptune 5:19 Uranus and its bizarre rotation 5:40 What Saturn's rings are made of 6:25 How big is Jupiter? 6:58 What the sun looks like from Mars 7:37 The extremes of Venus 8:04 Mercury isn't the hottest planet!

When you look at the seas and oceans on the map you might think that they just flow into each other. It seems like there’s only one big ocean, and people just gave different names to its parts. Well, you’ll be amazed at how vivid the borders between them are! The border between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans is like a line between 2 worlds. It looks as if the two oceans meet at an invisible wall which does not let them flow into each other and mix their waters. Why on Earth does it happen? We know for sure there is no invisible wall inside, and water is water. So what could interfere with its mixing? TIMESTAMPS: Water can be different too! 0:40 What are haloclines? 1:03 The most spectacular clines on the planet: - The North and Baltic Seas 4:38 - The Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean 5:04 - The Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean 5:16 - The Surinam River and the Atlantic Ocean 5:36 - The Uruguay River and its afflux 5:43 - The Rio Negro and Solimões Rivers 5:58 - Mosel and Rhein 6:19 - Ilz, Danube, and Inn 6:30 - Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Rivers 6:48 - Irtysh and Ulba 6:56 - The Jialing and Yangtze Rivers 7:11 - Irtysh and Om 7:20 - Chuya and Katun rivers 7:20 - The Green and Colorado rivers 7:50 - The Rhone and Arve rivers 8:10 #oceans #rivers #brightside SUMMARY: - Pacific oceans have different density and chemical make-up, the level of salinity and other qualities. One can see by their color that they are far from being the same. - Haloclines – borders between waters with different salinity – are the most spectacular, and this is what we see when the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans meet. - Haloclines appear when water in one ocean or sea is at least 5 times saltier than in the other. - Another important difference between the two oceans' water is the strength of molecules' connection, or surface tensile strength. - Maybe they could gradually start mixing with time, but as the flows in them have opposite directions, they just don’t have time to do this. - There are also thermoclines – borders between water of different temperatures, like the warm water of Gulf Stream and much colder North Atlantic Ocean. - The North and Baltic Seas meet near the Danish city of Skagen. The water in them does not mix because of different density. - The Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet at the Strait of Gibraltar and have a different density and salinity, so their water does not mix too. - The Uruguay River and its afflux meet in Misiones province in Argentina. One of them is cleaned to be used in agriculture, and the other gets almost red because of loam during rainy seasons. - Mosel and Rhein meet in Koblenz, Germany. Rheine has lighter water and Mosel – darker. - Alaknanda and Bhagirathi Rivers meet in India. Alaknanda is dark and Bhagirathi is light. - The Jialing and Yangtze Rivers meet in Chongqing, China. The Jialing is clean and the Yangtze is brown. - The water of the Chuya has an unusual cloudy white color here and looks dense and thick. Katun is clean and turquoise. Flowing into each other they form a single two-colored flow that does not mix for some time. - The Rhone and Arve rivers flow into each other in Geneva, Switzerland. The Rhone is a pure river that flows out of the lake of Geneva, the Arve is cloudy as it gets its water from glaciers of the Chamonix valley.

Be it in the Shawshank Redemption, Prison Break or Chicken Run- film and television has long made breaking out of jail look awesome. But the reality is that it's much tougher to break out of a maximum security prison than the films make it look, not that anybody told these people who broke out of prison in ways you wouldn’t think of! There’s probably no prison quite as famous as Alcatraz- it’s literally been referenced in The Simpsons, and if that’s not the peak of iconic we don’t know what is. While there were several attempted prison breaks from Alcatraz, none are quite as legendary as the one that went down in June 1962. #prison #escape #escapefrom #el #chapo #elchapo

What if Armageddon happened in real life? 😱 What would the end of the world look like? Would you wanna see it with your own eyes? Probably not, better explore the possible scenarios on screen. 😜 What if a huge meteor stroke Earth? Or the sun would turn into a red giant? Maybe the Earth could collide with another planet? Let's take a look at these 7 ways you could take a planet down. 🌎 #brightside #endoftheearth #earth

There are just all kinds of things that get me to thinking. Like in: Hmm! Yeah, a dangerous pastime I know. Maybe some of these will make you go Hmm too! Did you know that the smell of chocolate in a bookstore makes people want to buy romance novels? This is one of the many mind-blowing facts that make the Internet a very interesting place — and it makes for great conversation! We did our research and found the most curious facts that you may not know. https://88aa4jilkoby2kd9hf29s71maf.hop.clickbank.net/

What would you do if you lost your memory? 😱 Contact a specialist, call you mom? But what if all 8 billion people lost their memory at once? We'd forget how to use a phone or a laptop, we'd forget how to communicate. We'd have to learn everything from scratch. Let's imagine what the world would look like if our memory was wiped clean...🧠 #facts #whatif #memory For More Info Click Here > https://ae873amgos5mbn5d6b4a9u4o0l.hop.clickbank.net/