SUMMARY:
- Saudi Arabia, which is,
literally, a sandy desert, has to import sand for construction purposes. The
sand grains in the country are so tiny that they can't be used to make proper
cement.
- Pines trees are real
long-livers. Their age can reach 100 to 1,000 years! The oldest pine tree grows
in Inyo National Forest in California, and it’s more than 5,000 years old.
- A silk rope is actually
stronger than a metal wire of the same diameter. At the same time, silk is less
dense in comparison to wool or cotton.
- The most amazing fact
about starfish is that after they catch their prey, their stomach leaves their
body through the mouth and digests the food.
- Butterflies can't
regulate their body temperature. That's why they can't fly when it's too cold
outside — their flight muscles just don't work.
- Yeast can be used to
produce electricity and to make biological car fuel based on ethanol.
- Honey is a product that
never spoils. If you seal it in an airtight container, it will have an eternal
shelf life.
- At the beginning of the
18th century, people made glue from a particular kind of fish: sturgeon.
- Anthocyanin, a flavonoid
found in this type of cabbage, is to thank for the amazing color of the
vegetable.
- At first, nylon was used
to produce toothbrush bristles and parachutes. It was the first synthetic fabric
in the world.
- Apples are some of the
most popular fruit on the planet. There are more than 7,500 kinds of apples.
- The average American home
collects 40 lb of dust a year. House dust contains dead skin, hair, pollen,
paper and textile fibers, particles of soil, animal fur, and so on.
you
know science is a fantastic thing it
allows people to learn tons
of
information about the world
that
surrounds them but even
better and let
you look at familiar
objects from an
entirely different angle
to do this you need nothing
more than a
microscope in this video
you'll see 14
commonplace things in a new
light first
you'll have some time to
try to guess
what you see in the picture
then you'll
find out the correct and
often entirely
unpredictable answer number
one look at
these stunning colorful
objects don't
they look like minerals and
gemstones
that have arrived from some
faraway
galaxy unfortunately it's
unlikely
that's the case you get 10
seconds to
guess what it is
[Music]
in fact it's sand from Jing
down
province in China as you
can see sand is
a mixture of AD bitty
pieces of minerals
rocks shellfish and corals
you might also know that
people use sand
to make cement
interestingly Saudi
Arabia which is literally a
sandy desert
has to import sand for
construction
purposes the sand grains in
the country
are so tiny that they can't
be used to
make proper cement now
that's weird
number two oh it looks like
an exquisite
sweet treat from the Middle
East but if
you disagree with this
assumption you
have ten seconds to invent
your own
version of what this
beautiful object is
[Music]
this thing is neither sweet
nor edible
which you see in the photo
is a pine
needle by the way pine
trees are real
long livers no not the
internal organ
you have their age can
reach 100 to 1000
years the oldest pine tree
grows in Inyo
National Forest in
California and it's
more than five thousand
years old
number three are they the
frost patterns
that appear on your window
on a cold
winter morning or maybe
it's an
underwater warm party
what's your guess
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you're absolutely right if
you recognize
silk fibers under the
microscope this
fabric may seem delicate
and fragile but
a silk rope is actually
stronger than a
metal wire of the same
diameter at the
same time silk is less
dense in
comparison to wool or
cotton number four
this one looks like a corn
cob that's
gone bad doesn't it on the
other hand
this corn might not be
spoiled but
rather grilled and covered
with soft
yummy do you agree with
this idea
[Music]
surprisingly this object
has nothing to
do with food it's a red
starfish
although starfish are
living beings they
have neither brain more
blood
sounds like a roommate I
used to have
but starfish can live as
long as 35
years the most amazing fact
about
starfish is that after they
catch their
prey their stomach leaves
their body
through the mouth and
digest the food
after that it returns into
their body
boy if people did that at
restaurants
Pat would be totally gross
number 5 isn't that a color
swatch
people used to choose the
color of their
future sofa or are these
the roof tiles
of a very creative person's
house you
have 10 seconds to suggest
your own idea
[Music]
well this is how a
butterfly wing looks
under a microscope
interesting lay under
these bright scales a
butterfly's wing
is completely transparent
it's so thin
that you can see through it
also
butterflies can't regulate
their body
temperature that's why they
can't fly
when it's too cold outside
their flight
muscles just don't work
number six
these look like weirdly
colored tennis
balls or is it some exotic
caveat you
have ten seconds to form
your own
opinions
[Music]
these objects are also
connected with
butterflies they are
butterfly eggs
however not all eggs have
the same
nearly transparent color
depending on
the butterfly species they
can be yellow
green or white butterflies
glue their
eggs to leaves and grass
and an egg gets
destroyed if someone or
some thing tries
to move it from its place
number seven
it must be some dangerous
bacteria on
the other hand it resembles
some human
body cells do you agree
with any of
these assumptions if you
agree you've
bet on the wrong horse what
you see in
the picture is good old
yeast yeast is
single-celled
microorganisms and they
reproduce by budding
interesting lake
yeast can be used to produce
electricity
and make biological car
fuel based on
ethanol and if you leased a
real fast
one someday you'd have a
least yeast
Beast number eight look at
this beauty
is it spill gasoline or a
crystallized
rainbow you probably have
an idea of
your own
[Music]
if you decided that this is
what honey
looks like under a
microscope you are
absolutely right honey is a
product that
never spoils if you seal it
in an
airtight container it will
have an
eternal shelf-life after
all they found
perfectly edible honey in
Egyptian tombs
that are thousands of years
old it's not
only honeybees that produce
honey there
is another insect the
Mexican honey wasp
which is known to make
honey as well but
you should be extremely
careful with the
honey produced by these
wasps it can be
poisonous because of the
flowers honey
wasp prefer number 9 it
can't be
anything else but droplets
of water
don't you think wait
maybe these are several
single celled
organisms what do you think
[Music]
actually that's neither a
living
creature nor water
it's glue at the beginning
of the 18th
century people make glue
from a
particular kind of fish
sturgeon as for
super glue it appeared as a
result of an
accident and his creator
was immensely
annoyed by how sticky the
new substance
was number 10 the next
image is
incredible it looks so
fresh and the
colors are so vibrant is it
fruit juice
it might be some crystal
what do you
think
[Music]
this beautiful image is
regular red
cabbage anthocyanins a
flavonoid found
in this type of cabbage is
to thank for
the amazing color of the
vegetable you
can find this flavonoid in
flower petals
and blueberries as well
people also use
red cabbage as a natural
dye for food
and clothes number 11 the
next picture
can't be anything but hey
pour some
coursepack thread you have
ten seconds
to agree or disagree with
these
assumptions
[Music]
in fact it's something you
deal with
very often in winter you
may have a pair
of gloves a scarf or a
sweater made from
this material
it's wool throughout
history wool has
been an important commodity
in different
cultures people used it not
only to make
clothes but also to get rid
of oil
spills and control erosion
on road signs
wool is a unique clothing
material
because it has high fire
resistance in
addition it doesn't melt
when it catches
fire unlike polyester or
nylon 12 what
do you think about the next
image are
these several twisted metal
wires this
construction looks very
strong and solid
[Music]
this is how a knot of nylon
fibers looks
under a microscope nylon
melts at high
temperatures by chemicals
or sweat don't
weaken it at first nylon
was used to
produce toothbrush bristles
and
parachutes it was the first
synthetic
fabric in the world another
interesting
fact about nylon is that
ape got its
name from two famous cities
New York NY
and London LOM 13th well
this one seems
to be some kind of exotic
wood but if
you take a closer look you
can imagine
that you're peering at a
fire
what are your associations
[Music]
get ready for a surprise
you're looking
at frozen apple juice
apples are some of
the most popular fruit on
the planet
there are more than 7500
kinds of apples
they have different colors
shapes
textures acidity juiciness
nutrition and
even harvesting times so
you can imagine
the variety of apple juices
in different
corners of the world number
14 the next
image looks pretty unusual
it might be
dirt under your feet in the
street or
could it be a large-scale
photo of a big
city taken from spades
what do you think
[Music]
the truth is much more
horrifying what
you see in the photo is
ordinary house
dust the average American
home collects
40 pounds of dust a year
house dust
contains dead skin hair
pollen paper and
textile fibers particles of
soil animal
fur and so on lunch any
button if the
dust particles are super
tiny dust can
stay in the air for as long
as five days
at the same time more than
40,000 tons
of cosmic dust fall on our
planet every
year arriving in the form
of micro
meteorites from space so
it's not all
about dead skin might be
dead aliens
thanks to dust you can
witness
breathtaking sunsets and
sunrises but
dust that gathers in the
atmosphere lets
red and orange colors
through but
absorbs green and blue so
which of the
objects you saw under a
microscope
confuse you the most right
about your
impressions in the comment
section below
remember to give us a
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SUMMARY:
- Press the Windows key + Ctrl + D or Control + Up if you use a Mac. It’ll switch to a new fresh desktop.
- Push the Windows key + Ctrl or the Control key on a Mac. Now you can switch between all the virtual desktops you’ve made by using the left and right arrow keys.
- If you have too many apps open and you need to use another one hidden behind all those windows on your desktop, you can minimize all of them at once by pushing the Windows key + M.
- If you want much faster access to your most used apps, consider keeping them on your taskbar. It’ll speed up your workflow even more if you use the following combination: the Windows key + a number key from 1 to 9.
- Open one app that you need for your work and press the Windows key + left arrow. Then, open another app and click the Windows key + right arrow. Now, two windows are sharing your screen!
- Pressing Ctrl + Alt + Tab will show you all the apps currently running on your PC.
- To avoid restarting your device and losing all your progress, try using the following combo: Ctrl + Shift + Esc or Command + Option + Escape if you’re working on a Mac.
- Pressing the Windows key + E opens the file manager window on your PC. For Mac users, this is your Finder app.
- The Windows key combined with the + or - key will open the magnifier app, which allows you to zoom in and out wherever you point your cursor.
- Use the Windows key + Print Screen to take a screenshot and immediately save it in the Image folder on your hard drive.
- To open Bluetooth, simultaneously press the Windows key + A. For Mac users, your Notification Center is always a click away in the top right-hand corner.
- If you need more tweaking or access to more advanced parameters of your PC, you can have it all! Use the Windows key + I to do just that.
- To open Cortana on Windows in listening mode, press the Windows key + C. And to summon Siri on Mac OS, hold Command and Space together. “Hey, Siri!”
- If you suddenly need to step away from the computer but you don’t want anyone meddling in your stuff, you can quickly lock your user profile. Simply push the Windows key + L or Shift + Command + Q on a Mac.
[Applause]
you know we all have that one friend or
co-worker whose computer skills make us
feel like a Neanderthal they barely
touch the mouse their screen lights up
with all kinds of tasks and boxes and
their fingers go lightning-fast on that
keyboard they even have time to casually
chat with Siri or cart Anna and stream
games afterwards but this is no sorcery
your friend is simply a whiz when it
comes to hotkeys and you can be too
let's start with a skill every computer
maestro needs to know number one create
a virtual desktop imagine you're in the
middle of some work project or research
you've been doing all day
when you need to deal with another task
immediately opening new tabs and windows
will just slow you down and mess up your
workflow so you need a new clean desktop
well just press the Windows key + ctrl +
D or ctrl + up if you use a Mac it'll
switch to a new fresh desktop and you
are ready to go number two switch
between virtual desktops okay but where
is all that precious work you were doing
before is it gone forever don't panic
it's just hiding to get it back push the
Windows key + ctrl or the ctrl key on a
Mac now you can switch between all the
virtual desktops you've made by using
the left and right arrow keys when
you're done with the second task and
sure you no longer need that desktop you
can close it by pressing the windows key
+ ctrl + f4 on a Mac hold down the
option key and click on the X signs that
appear over any open desktop spaces to
close them
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number three returned to the desktop
from apps if you have too many apps open
and you need to use another one hidden
behind all those windows on your desktop
you don't need to minimize them all one
by one you can minimize all of them at
once by pushing the Windows key + M you
can also take a peek at your desktop
with the Windows key + comma or command
+ f3 for OS this is a handy little trick
if you work with information from
desktop widgets or if you really need to
take a break for a second and look at
the fluffy kittens or fields of calming
green grass you use at your desktop
wallpaper number 4 open an app from the
task bar if you want much faster access
to your most used apps consider keeping
them on your taskbar it'll speed up your
workflow even more if you use the
following combination the Windows key
plus a number key from one deny each
number represents an app in your taskbar
from the left to right and this combo
will bring up the necessary one
unfortunately there's no similar hotkey
for OS but I'm pretty sure Mac users are
quite content with a Mac's awesome app
navigation
number five split-screen between two
apps want to see a magic trick try this
open one app that you need for your work
and press the Windows key + left arrow
then open another app and click the
Windows key + right arrow now two
windows are sharing your screen checking
facts in your academic work while
looking directly at your sources no
problem
photoshopping while watching bright side
videos haha easy peasy
number six switch apps there are several
ways to effectively shift from one app
to another and to manage them on your
desktop using hotkeys pressing ctrl +
Alt + tab will show you all the apps
currently running on your PC again Mac
is known for rocking the app navigation
game so it's a bit easier on OS it's
just ctrl + tab another way to open the
task view press the Windows key + tab
this is the PC equivalent to the Mac's
Mission Control it provides a broader
view of open windows and available
desktops and it's much more convenient
to use and finally there's the hotkey
Alt + tab or command + tab on a Mac that
will allow you to swap programs without
previously displaying them like a deck
of cards if you work with just a couple
of windows at once this one's for you
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number 7 program management and
troubleshooting let's go shoot us some
trouble now listen carefully because
you'll want to remember this one
everyone's been there one program is
stuck and won't process anything even if
you cry big or try to bribe it to do so
to avoid restarting your device and
losing all your progress try using the
following combo ctrl + Shift + escape or
command + option + escape if you're
working on a Mac it'll open the task man
which will help you force quit any
malfunctioning app or stop the ones that
aren't responding losing some data from
one faulty program is not the same as
losing all your data from all of them
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number eight Open File Explorer not all
your apps need to be on hand all the
time for you to work faster some of them
are standard programs built into your
computer and there's a quick and
convenient way to access them pressing
the Windows key + e opens the file
manager window on your PC for Mac users
this is your finder app 9 use the
magnifier ever dreamed of becoming one
of those TV detectives that can find
anything on any picture no matter how
tiny the image is enhance the image
I need 10x zoom yeah you can totally do
that on your computer the windows King
combined with a plus or minus key will
open the magnifier app which allows you
to zoom in and out wherever you point
your cursor the same goes for Mac OS but
you need to use the combination of all
command + + to zoom just don't expect to
be catching any criminals from the tiny
inverted reflection bouncing off an
earring or something
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number 10 take screenshots oh you found
that tiny evidence well you better
collect it use the Windows key plus
print screen to take a screenshot and
immediately save it in the image folder
on your hard drive Mac also lets you
take screenshots by pressing command +
Shift + 3 but for you it gets even
cooler if you push four instead of three
you'll be able to choose what part of
your desktop you want to snap a picture
of or even take a screenshot of only one
exact window
number eleven use action center set up
bluetooth connect with devices in your
network use your PC is a Wi-Fi hotspot
turn notifications on and off those and
many other functions and newer versions
of Windows are available in one place
called Action Center to open it
simultaneously press the window key plus
a for Mac users your Notification Center
is always a click away in the top right
hand corner 12:00 access the settings if
you need more tweaking or access to more
advanced parameters of your PC you can
have it all use the Windows key + I to
do just that
[Music]
13 talk to Cortana or Siri task managers
thorough researchers life organizers
interesting conversation partners
nowadays computers come with a personal
assistant literally built-in Siri and
Cortana can do it all and you can call
them up with just one touch to open
Cortana on Windows in listening mode
press the Windows key + C and the summon
Siri on Mac OS hold command + space
together
hey Siri 14 use the Windows game bar so
you've been working hard all day
bringing up these desktops and whatnot
you come home and it's time to relax to
a nice gaming session and here it comes
that exciting moment when you finally
beat that insane boss fight or you and
your friends had a hilarious exchange or
epic battle in the online game you're
playing together ah if only you could
capture that moment forever well
actually you have everything you need
right in the game bar feature on your PC
you can bring it up at any time by
pressing the Windows key + G to set up
recording manually but that's not all
game bar itself has a hotkey for
starting and stopping recording just
press windows + Alt + R you can even
start streaming by pushing the windows
key + Alt + B Mac OS also has its own
feature for capturing videos and it's
really simple to use press shift +
command + v to record the screen using
QuickTime Player
[Music]
fifteen lock down your PC let's say you
share a computer with your family or
coworkers and you've spent all day
looking for the perfect gift for your
mom or slacking off at work and you
don't want anyone to know about it if
you suddenly need to step away from the
computer but you don't want anyone
meddling in your stuff you can quickly
lock your user profile simply push the
Windows key + L or Shift + command + Q
on a Mac just make sure you set up your
password first and don't forget it
pretty cool huh hey which hotkeys make
your time on the computer smoother and
faster let everybody know down in the
comments be sure to give this video a
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