Critical thinking is an important life skill that helps you to solve problems and make decisions every day. Riddles can be a fun and cool way to test and practice your thinking skills. These tough riddles will boost your brain power and bring lots of joy to your life. What if there's a talented Sherlock hiding inside you? Unlock your full potential and brain power. One of the riddles will surely surprise you: you'll have to guess which person is dating which one just by looking at the picture and paying attention to the tiniest detail. #brightside Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Imagine one day you wake up and see… that you have your cat's eyes! They're large, with narrow pupils and glow in the dark. How would this change affect your life? It turns out, the shape of the pupils depends on the lifestyle that a living creature leads. Your lifestyle will definitely change in a way… With such cat eyes you'll immediately understand what distance the person ahead of you is from you and how many steps you need to take to reach them. Don't worry, you won't turn into a cat hunter. But your friends will definitely notice that you act really strange… #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Can't fall asleep 00:00
Vertical pupils 00:32
Strange feeling 00:50
Why you need pupils 01:37
Difference with cat pupils 02:05
Goat pupils 02:38
Guy with vertical pupils 04:15
Natural instinct 05:10
Modern world 06:00
Chocolate bar 06:30
Focusing on detail 07:40 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Imagine one day you wake up and see… that you have your cat's eyes! They're large, with narrow pupils and glow in the dark. How would this change affect your life? It turns out, the shape of the pupils depends on the lifestyle that a living creature leads. Your lifestyle will definitely change in a way… With such cat eyes you'll immediately understand what distance the person ahead of you is from you and how many steps you need to take to reach them. Don't worry, you won't turn into a cat hunter. But your friends will definitely notice that you act really strange… #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Can't fall asleep 00:00
Vertical pupils 00:32
Strange feeling 00:50
Why you need pupils 01:37
Difference with cat pupils 02:05
Goat pupils 02:38
Guy with vertical pupils 04:15
Natural instinct 05:10
Modern world 06:00
Chocolate bar 06:30
Focusing on detail 07:40 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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A good night sleep is vital for the normal functioning of your body and your overall helth. But how do you beat insomnia and fall asleep quickly if you just can't? Here's an unusual recipe that really works: a pack of ice peas. Yup, you've read it right: ice peas will help you have a good and healthy sleep. How does it work? This has something to do with your vagus nerve. It's one of the longest and most complex nerves in your body that starts in your brain and passes down through the neck, chest, and abdomen. And it turns out, this nerve absolutely loves ice! So prepare a back of ice peas and enjoy this video. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Can't fall asleep 00:00
Vagus nerve 00:20
Ice the vagus nerve 00:50
Peanut butter 01:10
Tennis ball 02:00
Stop hiccups 02:45
Coffee nap 03:15
Baking soda 04:00
Stand on one leg 04:33
Muscle weight 05:00
Steamy tea on a summer day 05:20
Good chapstick 05:50
Oily scalp 06:00
6 meals a day 06:20
Dark chocolate 06:50
Gray hair 07:26 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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A good night sleep is vital for the normal functioning of your body and your overall helth. But how do you beat insomnia and fall asleep quickly if you just can't? Here's an unusual recipe that really works: a pack of ice peas. Yup, you've read it right: ice peas will help you have a good and healthy sleep. How does it work? This has something to do with your vagus nerve. It's one of the longest and most complex nerves in your body that starts in your brain and passes down through the neck, chest, and abdomen. And it turns out, this nerve absolutely loves ice! So prepare a back of ice peas and enjoy this video. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Can't fall asleep 00:00
Vagus nerve 00:20
Ice the vagus nerve 00:50
Peanut butter 01:10
Tennis ball 02:00
Stop hiccups 02:45
Coffee nap 03:15
Baking soda 04:00
Stand on one leg 04:33
Muscle weight 05:00
Steamy tea on a summer day 05:20
Good chapstick 05:50
Oily scalp 06:00
6 meals a day 06:20
Dark chocolate 06:50
Gray hair 07:26 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Here's the coolest tour you could ever think of! It's faster than the speed of light and takes you straight to our galactic neighborhood. You'll witness colorful nebulas, a distant supernova, even a dwarf spheroidal galaxy. You'll enjoy the amazing views from your window and will be offered space-themed snacks. You'll find out what a 'parsec' is. And it’s not slang for “pair of socks”. This is gonna be the greatest sightseeing tour you've ever been on, I promise. Fasten your seatbelts and get ready to be surprised multiple times! Our Intergalactic Cruiser is ready to set off. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Intergalactic Cruiser 00:00
The Horse Head nebula 01:10
Charles Messier 01:45
Trapezium star cluster 02:33
The Milky Way 03:30
The Andromeda 04:00
The Large Magellanic Cloud 04:15
Small Magellanic Cloud 04:38
Parsec 05:07
R136 star cluster 06:35
Rigel 07:48
NGC 6822 09:00
M110 or NGC 205 10:20
The Triangulum Galaxy 11:20 SUMMARY – Our first main item of interest will be an intense star-forming region known as M42, the Orion Nebula;
– The Horse Head nebula: the newborn star at the top of the horse’s head has a strong solar wind that is deforming the shape of the nebular cloud;
– The “M”in M43 and M45 stands for “Messier”;
– Charles Messier was a French astronomer in the 18th century. He published a catalog of 110 fuzzy objects as seen through an early telescope;
– As we approach the Trapezium star cluster in the center, the bright star Theta-C sends out a solar wind at 5 million miles an hour;
– Theta-C is a megastar 200,000 x’s brighter than the Sun. It will go supernova in about a million years;
– Our Sun, which you cannot distinguish from this height above the galaxy, is in the Orion Spur that lies between the outer Perseus arm and the inner Sagittarius arm;
– Only 20% of distant galaxies contain magnetic bars in their cores;
– The Large Magellanic Cloud – LMC to astronomers – is an irregular dwarf satellite galaxy of the Milky Way containing about 30 billion stars with a dynamic star-forming region called the Tarantula Nebula;
– A parsec is about 3.26 light-years, a light-year is about 5.88 trillion miles. The word “parsec” is a combination of two words: “parallax” and “second.”
– 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud is the closest supernova to Earth since 1604, which happened in the Milky Way;
– M33, The Triangulum Galaxy, the third and last spiral galaxy of our Local Group. Located in the small constellation of Triangulum, Latin for “triangle”, good guess — M33 is about half the size of the Milky Way. Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Here's the coolest tour you could ever think of! It's faster than the speed of light and takes you straight to our galactic neighborhood. You'll witness colorful nebulas, a distant supernova, even a dwarf spheroidal galaxy. You'll enjoy the amazing views from your window and will be offered space-themed snacks. You'll find out what a 'parsec' is. And it’s not slang for “pair of socks”. This is gonna be the greatest sightseeing tour you've ever been on, I promise. Fasten your seatbelts and get ready to be surprised multiple times! Our Intergalactic Cruiser is ready to set off. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Intergalactic Cruiser 00:00
The Horse Head nebula 01:10
Charles Messier 01:45
Trapezium star cluster 02:33
The Milky Way 03:30
The Andromeda 04:00
The Large Magellanic Cloud 04:15
Small Magellanic Cloud 04:38
Parsec 05:07
R136 star cluster 06:35
Rigel 07:48
NGC 6822 09:00
M110 or NGC 205 10:20
The Triangulum Galaxy 11:20 SUMMARY – Our first main item of interest will be an intense star-forming region known as M42, the Orion Nebula;
– The Horse Head nebula: the newborn star at the top of the horse’s head has a strong solar wind that is deforming the shape of the nebular cloud;
– The “M”in M43 and M45 stands for “Messier”;
– Charles Messier was a French astronomer in the 18th century. He published a catalog of 110 fuzzy objects as seen through an early telescope;
– As we approach the Trapezium star cluster in the center, the bright star Theta-C sends out a solar wind at 5 million miles an hour;
– Theta-C is a megastar 200,000 x’s brighter than the Sun. It will go supernova in about a million years;
– Our Sun, which you cannot distinguish from this height above the galaxy, is in the Orion Spur that lies between the outer Perseus arm and the inner Sagittarius arm;
– Only 20% of distant galaxies contain magnetic bars in their cores;
– The Large Magellanic Cloud – LMC to astronomers – is an irregular dwarf satellite galaxy of the Milky Way containing about 30 billion stars with a dynamic star-forming region called the Tarantula Nebula;
– A parsec is about 3.26 light-years, a light-year is about 5.88 trillion miles. The word “parsec” is a combination of two words: “parallax” and “second.”
– 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud is the closest supernova to Earth since 1604, which happened in the Milky Way;
– M33, The Triangulum Galaxy, the third and last spiral galaxy of our Local Group. Located in the small constellation of Triangulum, Latin for “triangle”, good guess — M33 is about half the size of the Milky Way. Animation is created by Bright Side.
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Here's the coolest tour you could ever think of! It's faster than the speed of light and takes you straight to our galactic neighborhood. You'll witness colorful nebulas, a distant supernova, even a dwarf spheroidal galaxy. You'll enjoy the amazing views from your window and will be offered space-themed snacks. You'll find out what a 'parsec' is. And it’s not slang for “pair of socks”. This is gonna be the greatest sightseeing tour you've ever been on, I promise. Fasten your seatbelts and get ready to be surprised multiple times! Our Intergalactic Cruiser is ready to set off. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
Intergalactic Cruiser 00:00
The Horse Head nebula 01:10
Charles Messier 01:45
Trapezium star cluster 02:33
The Milky Way 03:30
The Andromeda 04:00
The Large Magellanic Cloud 04:15
Small Magellanic Cloud 04:38
Parsec 05:07
R136 star cluster 06:35
Rigel 07:48
NGC 6822 09:00
M110 or NGC 205 10:20
The Triangulum Galaxy 11:20 SUMMARY – Our first main item of interest will be an intense star-forming region known as M42, the Orion Nebula;
– The Horse Head nebula: the newborn star at the top of the horse’s head has a strong solar wind that is deforming the shape of the nebular cloud;
– The “M”in M43 and M45 stands for “Messier”;
– Charles Messier was a French astronomer in the 18th century. He published a catalog of 110 fuzzy objects as seen through an early telescope;
– As we approach the Trapezium star cluster in the center, the bright star Theta-C sends out a solar wind at 5 million miles an hour;
– Theta-C is a megastar 200,000 x’s brighter than the Sun. It will go supernova in about a million years;
– Our Sun, which you cannot distinguish from this height above the galaxy, is in the Orion Spur that lies between the outer Perseus arm and the inner Sagittarius arm;
– Only 20% of distant galaxies contain magnetic bars in their cores;
– The Large Magellanic Cloud – LMC to astronomers – is an irregular dwarf satellite galaxy of the Milky Way containing about 30 billion stars with a dynamic star-forming region called the Tarantula Nebula;
– A parsec is about 3.26 light-years, a light-year is about 5.88 trillion miles. The word “parsec” is a combination of two words: “parallax” and “second.”
– 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud is the closest supernova to Earth since 1604, which happened in the Milky Way;
– M33, The Triangulum Galaxy, the third and last spiral galaxy of our Local Group. Located in the small constellation of Triangulum, Latin for “triangle”, good guess — M33 is about half the size of the Milky Way. Animation is created by Bright Side.
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As humans we see an amazing world full of colors with our eyes. But many animals see much more than us. And the way they use their vision is largely unknown to us. For example, octopuses do not have color vision but they can detect polarized light. But it's not the coolest vision out there… Mantis shrimp vision puts everything else to shame. They're the proud owners of the strangest eyes in animal kingdom. What makes their eyes so cool? No other creature has such a unique structure of its visual organ. Each eye has several pupils that constantly change their shape. They can move separately and together, focus on some small objects and see the big picture at the same time. #brightside TIMESTAMPS
The mantis shrimp 00:00
The coolest eyes 00:40
Vision for communication 01:27
Polarized light 02:08
Scientific studies 03:00
The fastest punch 03:30
Mantis shrimps are fearless 04:20
Shrimp shell 04:40
Snapping shrimp 05:40
How it creates a bubble 06:50
Shrimp fight 08:10 Animation is created by Bright Side.
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