Inside History on Instagram: "The robot featured in this video is the Unitree G1, customized by robotics engineer Logan Olson using an AI-powered crawling control system known as the “Crawl Policy” G9. This system enables the robot to move swiftly and fluidly across the floor, eerily mimicking human-like motion with remarkable precision! 😳 The demo went viral for its disturbingly smooth and lifelike behavior, blurring the line between technological innovation and horror. Olson’s experiment high

Lola on Instagram: "🐸 Interesting Fact: The Princess and the Frog (2009) — This film holds a special place in Disney history as it was the studio’s major return to traditional hand-drawn (2D) animation after years of focusing on computer-generated imagery (CGI). The lively, jazzy sequence where Tiana and Prince Naveen, as frogs, meet the enthusiastic alligator Louis highlights the beautiful, fluid artistry unique to 2D animation. This choice was a deliberate homage to the Disney classics, succe

Inside Science on Instagram: "🏹 Why the Horizontal Speed of a Projectile Never Changes Follow @inside_science_ for daily insights that make physics come alive ⚙️ When you launch a ball, an arrow, or even a rocket, its motion splits into two independent parts — horizontal and vertical. The horizontal speed (velocity along the x-axis) stays constant throughout the flight, as long as air resistance is ignored. That’s because once the projectile leaves your hand, no external horizontal force acts o

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People Secretly Films on Instagram: "🚨 A tourist secretly filmed downtown Pyongyang — and what he captured is both fascinating and unsettling. At first glance, it looks like a peaceful, modern city — wide roads, high-rise apartments, and spotless squares. But look closer… and something feels off. There are no crowds, no cars, no sound of daily life. Just an eerie stillness. These rare clips expose a part of North Korea that tourists aren’t meant to see. The city feels like a perfectly staged mo

Purely History on Instagram: "Never gets old 😭 In 2015, Jimmy Fallon produced a special a cappella rendition of Queen’s “We Are the Champions” following the Super Bowl. The video featured Jimmy Fallon with his house band, The Roots, joined by major artists including Usher, Ariana Grande, Sam Smith, Meghan Trainor, and One Direction. Each singer’s voice was layered to recreate the full song without instruments, showcasing Fallon’s signature style of musical collaborations. The segment quickly we