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The Largest Cashew Tree in the World - A 1,000-Year-Old Marvel Covering an Area of About 8,000 Square Meters!
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Do you mean the pilot below did not wash his hands? 
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Tetris in China
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Seems the cushion on his head also didn’t help much to dampen the impact 
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Definitely China. The tetris music sounds like ordered at Wish or Temu
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Ontario photographer Cody Evans, took roughly 10,000 photographs during the lake-effect storm on Nov. 19, 2022 on Lake Erie. One of them was particularly striking and he called it, Poseidon’s Wrath.
I couldn’t decide which to post, so I’ll let you guys and gals decide. Do I stay with the photographer’s original, or go with the slightly enhanced version?
Original - resolution 602 x 602
Version 2 - resolution 2048 x 2048
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Same question, here. I prefer the enhanced version, but if you were going for a different mood, a darker, more muted mood, the original might be the way to go. What do you think?
Original - resolution 602 x 710
Version 2 - resolution 3472 x 4096
Either way, both photographers took amazing shots!
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A high resolution Image is always better, but so should be digital high pixels
TV
DVD
Digital cameras
Smart devices
Monitors
printers
Another words if someone wears glasses to be able to read it clearly
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Amazing stuff, thank you for sharing that with us! 
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A 28,000 years old; Stone Phallus, discovered in Germany
The 20cm long, 3cm wide stone object, which was dated to around 28,000 years old, was buried in the famous Hohle Fels Cave near Ulm in Germany’s Swabian Jura region. The prehistoric ‘tool’ was reassemb__d from 14 fragments of siltstone. Its life size suggested that it may well have been used as a sex aid by its makers, people of Gravettian culture.
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Well Germany always has been the country of the greatest inventions
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Don’t forget that German engineering is renowned the world over Vorsprung durch technik springs to mind. 
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