Science Vice on Instagram: "The Deepest Hole on Earth! Scientists drilled so deep into the Earth… they heard screams coming from below! 😨 In 1970, Russia started the Kola Superdeep Borehole project — digging over 12 km into the crust. But what they recorded down there… wasn’t just noise. Some say it was the sound of Hell itself! 🔥 Do you think it’s real or just science gone too far? 👀 #reels #shocking #DidYouKnow #knowledge #borehole #dug #russia #mystery #nature #entertainment #unexplained #

BlackAndWhite on Instagram: "Surface tension is a physical phenomenon that occurs due to the cohesive forces between liquid molecules at the surface. In a liquid, molecules attract each other equally in all directions, but those at the surface experience an imbalance—they are pulled inward by neighboring molecules but not outward by the air above. This creates an invisible “film” at the surface that resists external force and minimizes the liquid’s surface area. Surface tension explains why smal

Bitofact on Instagram: "3000 meters beneath Earth’s surface lies something wild—the Black Diamond Layer. It’s a deep geological zone where extreme heat and pressure turn carbon into ultra-dense, dark crystalline formations. These “black diamonds” aren’t the sparkly gems you see in jewelry—they’re tougher, darker, and formed under conditions no human could survive. It’s one of the most mysterious layers scientists drill into… and every sample pulled up tells a story billions of years old. Vis @mi

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Big Little Farm - Brendan & Caitlin on Instagram: "Burning timber posts is an old-school preservation trick that still works brilliantly today. By charring the wood, you seal the outer layer, making it far more resistant to moisture, insects, and rot once it’s in the ground. The carbonised surface acts like a natural barrier, slowing decay without needing chemicals that can effect your soil. A little fire now means years of extra life for your inground timber. #homesteading #diyprojects #woodwor

Did You Know on Instagram: "Solvent-based paint removers work by breaking down the chemical bonds in paint, allowing it to soften, lift, and separate from the underlying surface. These removers contain strong solvents such as methylene chloride, toluene, acetone, or NMP (N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone), which penetrate the layers of paint and dissolve the binders that hold the pigment together. Once the paint becomes softened or blistered, it can be scraped off easily with a putty knife or similar tool.