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How the Internet Crossed the Sea
(1) | 14/08/2021 | Translate: The evolution of the undersea cables.
Pizza delivery at sea Pizza delivery at sea with a helicopter- Tip for earning a lot of money on the internet
- A 90’s tutorial on how to respond to internet trolls
- The evolution of dance from 1950 to 2022 Ricardo Walker's dance team in his second part "Evolution of Dance" from the corresponding execution of 2019.
- Short sea trip to cave Waiahuakua
- Pool of the Princess of Monaco, where the Mediterranean Sea is behind the wall
- Disembarkation from a ferry in rough seas People have difficulty disembarking from a ferry in rough seas (Mindoro, Philippines).
- Evolution of cats
- Ship overturns while unloading A small cargo ship, the Sea Eagle, lost its stability while unloading containers at the port of Iskenderun, Turkey on September 18, 2022. The ship initially banked to the right to rest on the wharf, before taking on water and overturning with several containers falling into the water.
- Evolution of Dance 2.0
- Cruise ship destroys a pier The huge cruise ship Harmony of the Seas destroys a pier in Falmouth, Jamaica.
- Dedicated gamers Young Filipino gamers continue to play in a flooded internet cafe, being submerged under water.
- Trying the “life hack” from the internet
- Intelligence Test Streamer Mikaylah takes an internet test to find out if she's smarter than Harvard University students. The rule is simple: she must respectively pronounce 5 words appended to a list of 5 proposed words. When the test is over, Mikaylah just has to click on a link to discover the result.
- Inspiration4 space tourists open the observation dome Inspiration4 space tourists Jared Isaacman, Hayley Arceneaux, Sian Proctor and Chris Sembroski, open the cupola of the Dragon capsule for the first time allowing them to observe the Earth. SpaceX's first four space tourists landed on Saturday, September 19, 2021 in the Atlantic Ocean after spending three days in space traveling farther than the International Space Station (ISS), up to 590 km above sea level, spinning in orbit at approximately 28,000 km / h.