Center is a point of gravity, where it exerts negative pressure by forcing the strings to fall to the sides... as they are in perfect balance exercising the same force that prevents the displacement of the side strings preventing them from falling.

Well this is too much!!! Well played!!! Amazing!!!

Most of the time people are standing while cooking, food prep etc which does make a difference when it comes to leverage and body position. Would be interesting to see if your results are different while standing.

History made. Hafthor Bjornsson pulls a massive 501kg / 1,104lbs deadlift. 

Some brains are just wired differently! This is awesome! 

I’m sitting outside a pizza place now waiting for my pizza. 

A child from the Chinese city of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, swallowed a toy whistle and began to squeak like a dolphin. This was reported by the Daily Mail.


A six-year-old girl was playing with a plastic toy and accidentally swallowed a toy whistle. He stuck in the trachea of the child and let out a squeak every time the girl inhaled and exhaled air. As a result, the girl made a sound similar to the whistle of a dolphin.

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The underwater vehicle of the Schmidt Institute of Oceanology filmed a giant siphonophore belonging to the genus Apolemia. This was reported by Newsweek.

A unique filamentous creature was found in the deep-sea canyons of Ningalu off the west coast of Australia. According to scientists, the diameter of its outer ring was about 15 meters, and the length could reach 50 meters and was comparable to the height of an 11-story building. "It is likely that this is the largest instance known to science," says the Schmidt Institute’s Twitter page.


Siphonophores are colonies consisting of thousands of tiny specialized clones. They are predators and prey on fish, crustaceans and other underwater animals. To do this, some clones inject poison into them, after which other clones absorb and digest the prey, distributing nutrients throughout the colony. Some siphonophores are deadly to humans.

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The British woman wore the same dress for 20 years and shared her feelings with reporters. Her story is published by The Sun.

Stylist Claire Rees bought the outfit in 1997 at the Jesire in House of Fraser store, where she worked as a salesperson when she was 17 years old. She said that she bought a green long dress with straps with a multi-colored print for 36 pounds (3317 rubles), taking advantage of a discount for boutique workers.


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