Nicolas Soulat

🚨: You are looking at the brightest star in the night sky, 'Sirius' seen through a telescope. It is 56 trillion miles away from us.

Fan Ho's rare colour photographs of Hong Kong in the 1950s and 60s

How the hell is he doing this?

流体の教科書には必ず出てくるけど意外と出会わない層流。時が止まってるように見えるのすげえ

If you’re ever unfortunate enough to see an engine failure like this on the aircraft you’re travelling in, a couple of reasons you don’t need to be scared (Although I understand it’s human nature).. 1) Firstly it’s very rare. Most pilots are likely to have one engine failure per career as new engines are VERY reliable. 2) The flight crew train and are tested for this exact scenario every 6 months in the simulator. Dealing with one becomes second nature as we’ve practised it so often. 3) Our first priority is making sure the aircraft is flying somewhere safe (Away from terrain) so the fire might not get extinguished immediately. The engine is designed to contain it in the meantime. 4) Lastly, and don’t take this the wrong way, communicating with the cabin is a fair way down the priority list so it might be a while before we speak to you. This does not mean it’s not being dealt with. #avgeek #avgeeks #aviation

Proof that the best moments aren't planned

@Yello_Lady @Micko2911 Il a fait Azkaban également (les thèmes en mode "moyen age", le free jazz du bus imperial et le double trouble de la chorale enfant sont incroyables <3

@Micko2911 Oui mais le thème de Harry Potter est culte et il a été utilisé jusqu'à la fin

Au-delà de cette histoire de casting trop woke et de photographie trop fade, je me dis que la série HBO ne fera jamais aussi bien que les films pour une raison simple qui devrait mettre tout le monde d'accord : la B.O. de John Williams.

🔴 VIDÉO : Le mousquetaire d'Artagnan pourrait avoir été retrouvé dans une église aux Pays Bas.

Goku SSJ 🔥💥

Baby girl sees a train for the first time.

Bro is winning at life

I literally heard the beat in my head after she sang it.

The woman you know at your wedding the day you get married

In 1997, Ukrainian TV accidentally captured one of the most iconic rave videos in history.

In 1976, a Soviet singer was told the lyrics to his new song were too politically risky to broadcast. The words were about an American cowboy riding across a prairie while his sweetheart named Mary knitted stockings for him. During the Cold War, that kind of sentimental view of America would never get past the censors. So Eduard Khil and composer Arkady Ostrovsky made a decision: sing the whole thing without any words at all. Khil performed it on Soviet television in a brown double breasted suit, grinning the entire time, belting out nothing but “la la la” and “trololo” while strolling and gesturing dramatically. It aired, people enjoyed it, and that was that. Khil went on to become one of the most celebrated singers in the Soviet Union, awarded “People’s Artist of the USSR” in 1974 and known across the country. When the Soviet Union collapsed his career faded and he ended up singing cabaret in a cafe in Paris. In 2010, someone uploaded that 1976 clip to YouTube. It exploded. Millions of views in weeks. Khil had no idea until his 13 year old grandson told him “Grandpa, everyone knows your song on the internet, all around the world.” His son said his father thought someone was making fun of him. He kept asking “Where were all these journalists 40 years ago?” But he embraced it, adopted Mr. Trololo as a stage name, and performed the song live again on Russian television on New Year’s Eve 2011. He passed away in June 2012 at 77 after a stroke. In 2017, Google honoured him with an interactive doodle on what would have been his 83rd birthday.

🚨: A bird flew 8,425 miles (13,560 km) from Alaska to Australia, without stopping even once — the longest non-stop flight ever recorded.

Il est possible qu'une personne ait agilement glissé sur du seum par ici. @JulienChieze une idée ? 👍😅😉

This dude is scarier than any creature in Resident Evil

In Man of Steel (2013), many fans noticed that Henry Cavill’s face briefly morphed into Christopher Reeve's face, it looked like a CGI tribute. Director Zack Snyder later said it wasn’t intentional. “It’s just the way it looks… if it looks like that, that’s the gods. Not me.”

🚨 Mars peeking out from behind the wolf Moon