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In memoriam.
[Illustration by Jonathan Mak. Thanks @danielholter for letting us know about the talented author of this design—we’d seen it everywhere sans attribution, and we’re happy to call him out now.]](http://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/pod0042-apple-logo-steve-jobs-silhouette.jpg){kind=logo}
In memoriam.
[Illustration by Jonathan Mak. Thanks @danielholter for letting us know about the talented author of this design—we’d seen it everywhere sans attribution, and we’re happy to call him out now.]
In memoriam.
[Illustration by Jonathan Mak. Thanks @danielholter for letting us know about the talented author of this design—we’d seen it everywhere sans attribution, and we’re happy to call him out now.]
This is the “smoke ring” a strange phenomenon that happens in volcanos and it has only been documented 3 times. Two from Mt. Etna in 1970 and 2000, and another from Eyjafjallajokull in Iceland, in May 2010.
The acoustics in your shower work as a low-tech sound mixer to modify your voice in at least three ways, all of which seem to improve its sound. The three sound effects are volume, reverb, and bass boost. The sound waves in your shower end up bouncing around so much it takes longer for them to reach your ear. The multiple reflections of sound have the added benefit of evening out variations of pitch which makes it sound like you’ve hit the note even if you’ve just wandered around it.
(Source: exploratorium.edu)
