Ce Lac Finlandais A Exactement La Forme De La Finlande

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Saviez-vous qu'il y a un lac en Finlande dont la forme ressemble exactement à celle du pays lui-même ? C'est une merveille naturelle que vous pouvez repérer sur les cartes finlandaises. C'est comme voir une mini-version du pays directement sur l'eau ! Si vous consultez un jour des cartes de la Finlande, ce lac est certainement une découverte intéressante. Explorons ceci et d'autres faits étonnants pour égayer votre journée.  Animation créée par Sympa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Musique par Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com   Pour ne rien perdre de Sympa, abonnez-vous!: https://goo.gl/6E4Xna​ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sympasympacom/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sympa.officiel/  Stock de fichiers (photos, vidéos et autres): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Si tu en veux encore plus, fais un tour ici:  http://sympa-sympa.com

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00:00The next time you explore the world via Google Maps,

00:03I invite you to discover a lake in Finland,

00:06whose shape evokes that of the country itself.

00:09Located in the north of the territory,

00:11this lake has been modified by man to make it a faithful replica

00:14on a ten-thousandth scale.

00:16It was during the 1980s,

00:18when Arctic tourism and skiing, beyond the polar circle,

00:21were experiencing a real boom,

00:23that this initiative was born.

00:25A local company started building a hotel

00:28as well as several holiday cottages in the region.

00:31The tents, designed to look like Finland,

00:34aimed to attract more tourists.

00:36In the space of a week,

00:38thanks to two excavators,

00:39a measuring tape and a few picks,

00:42they accomplished this project with remarkable efficiency.

00:45If you are afraid of long ascending routes,

00:47take a detour through Hannover, Germany.

00:50One of the city's outer elevators only runs a few centimeters,

00:53making the experience as brief as fun.

00:56Having become a real star on social media

00:58thanks to the videos posted by tourists,

01:00it is likely that you had to wait

01:02to enjoy this express ascent.

01:04As for its utility,

01:06this elevator is installed in the Hannover station.

01:09When you travel with heavy luggage

01:11or have limited mobility,

01:13every centimeter traveled counts,

01:15making this elevator a practical way

01:18to move around the station.

01:20For bear lovers without gelatin,

01:22know that your favorite treat

01:24contains enough energy

01:26to cause a real pyrotechnic show.

01:28Indeed, if you put a bear in gelatin

01:30in an ignition tube

01:32containing a small amount of potassium chloride

01:34or molten sodium,

01:36it will evaporate into a spectacular fireball

01:38accompanied by an impressive cloud of smoke.

01:40Potassium chloride first begins to melt,

01:43then it decomposes

01:45and releases oxygen.

01:47The sugar contained in the bear in gelatin

01:49burns quickly,

01:51turning into carbon dioxide and water,

01:53which releases a considerable amount of energy.

01:56Once everything has cooled down,

01:58you can observe the residues.

02:00The black substance is unburned carbon,

02:02the solid white is potassium chloride,

02:04and the caramel-colored substance

02:06corresponds to partially burned sugar.

02:08Our external ear only has 6 muscles,

02:11while that of cats has an impressive number of 32.

02:14This particularity allows them

02:16to rotate their ears at 180 degrees

02:19and use them to express their mood.

02:22If the ears are straight and facing forward,

02:25your cat is happy.

02:27If they are turned sideways,

02:29like the wings of a plane,

02:31or tilted backwards,

02:33it indicates that your cat is stressed or scared.

02:35Lowered or oriented ears

02:37can indicate an illness.

02:39It is therefore important to pay attention to this.

02:41A stray dog in Brazil

02:43found a job as an automobile consultant

02:45in a Hyundai dealership.

02:47The director of the establishment

02:49noticed this stray dog

02:51and began to offer him water and food.

02:53The other staff members

02:55also fell under the charm of the dog

02:57and they finally decided to adopt him.

02:59The latter, now named Tucson,

03:02in tribute to Hyundai's popular compact SUV,

03:05found a home and a job.

03:07These tasks include wearing a tie,

03:09taking control of the steering wheel,

03:11and the charm of customers.

03:13As can be seen on the company's social networks,

03:15Tucson excels in all these tasks.

03:17In Mexico, we like to pick up mangoes and citrus trees

03:20with salt and pepper powder.

03:22In the Philippines, you can taste a mango

03:24with the aroma of shrimp,

03:26while in the south of the United States,

03:28we taste the salted watermelon.

03:30When you taste a sweet fruit sprinkled with salt,

03:32the salty flavor appears

03:34from the first bite,

03:36followed by the sweetness of the fruit that appears next.

03:38And when you reach this moment,

03:40the fruit always seems so exquisite and juicy.

03:42This is probably explained by the fact

03:44that the salt influences

03:46the taste receptor of the sweet,

03:48thus creating a real magic at the molecular level.

03:51You can try to add salt

03:53to any fruit of your choice,

03:55but the effect will vary.

03:57Salt can intensify the sweetness of fruit,

03:59such as cherries and strawberries,

04:01while balancing the flavor of fruit

04:03such as grapefruit, pineapple, and watermelon.

04:05In 1956,

04:07long before the first dating apps

04:09or very short apps,

04:11a Swedish sailor named Ake Viking

04:13decided to entrust the sea

04:15to take care of finding him a soulmate.

04:17He sent a short message

04:19to someone beautiful and distant

04:21in a bottle that he then

04:23let float around the world.

04:25Two years later,

04:27he received an answer from a young Sicilian

04:29named Paulina.

04:31She wrote to him that she was not really beautiful,

04:33but that she found it extraordinary

04:35that the bottle had traveled such a distance,

04:37and it was for this reason

04:39that she had wanted to inform the expeditor.

04:41They started a correspondence

04:43and, some time later,

04:45Ake Viking moved to Sicily

04:47to marry his beloved Paulina.

04:49The unique pattern of your fingerprints

04:51accompanies you throughout your life.

04:53Even if you damage your fingerprints

04:55or develop a cutaneous affection

04:57susceptible to altering them,

04:59they will grow back in the space of a month.

05:01As you age,

05:03the skin of your fingers becomes less elastic,

05:05and the ridges of your fingerprints thicken.

05:07But the pattern remains unchanged,

05:09although they become more difficult to scan.

05:11However,

05:13if you are a Freemason

05:15or you manipulate certain chemical products,

05:17you could lose some details

05:19of this natural pattern.

05:21Rest assured,

05:23your fingerprints will return to normal

05:25once these activities are stopped.

05:27Except maybe if you are stung.

05:29If you still believe in the 5-second rule,

05:31I have bad news for you.

05:33As soon as food touches the ground,

05:35it becomes a real bacterial magnet.

05:37Researchers have discovered that humidity,

05:39the type of surface,

05:41all play a role in the degree

05:43of food contamination.

05:45Foods with high water content,

05:47like a juicy watermelon,

05:49are more likely to be contaminated.

05:51In another study,

05:53researchers took samples

05:55from the ground of the University of Illinois

05:57in laboratories, halls, dormitories

05:59and cafeterias

06:01to determine how many microorganisms

06:03were there.

06:05Even on dry and sterile surfaces,

06:07germs migrated in less than 5 seconds

06:09like a candy in gelatin.

06:11For some foods,

06:13it took less than a second

06:15for this transfer to start.

06:17The first Barbie doll was designed in 1959,

06:19but its great-great-great-grandmother

06:21dates from ancient Rome.

06:23During construction work in Rome

06:25in the 19th century,

06:27archaeologists discovered incredible sarcophagi.

06:29One of them contained,

06:31next to its owner,

06:33a 23 cm long doll.

06:35The head and body of the doll

06:37were placed in a single piece of ivory.

06:39Its arms and legs were separated

06:41and linked by a clever mechanism

06:43based on nails,

06:45allowing them to move.

06:47The face was so meticulously detailed

06:49that it resembled a tiny portrait.

06:51The doll even wore a gold ring,

06:53held by a key,

06:55and had a small box of jewelry,

06:57tiny mirrors,

06:59bone combs,

07:01and various accessories.

07:03However, it remained unobtainable.

07:05If you are looking for a new job

07:07and you like to give hugs,

07:09you could be in trouble.

07:11As surprising as it may seem,

07:13the profession of professional hugger

07:15does exist.

07:17Several companies offer

07:19services of calinotherapy

07:21and are looking for staff

07:23ready to offer hugs,

07:25to listen and support people

07:27who really need it.

07:29Of course, everyone can give hugs,

07:31but to make it a paid profession,

07:33you will have to learn to set limits

07:35with your future clients

07:37without hurting their sensitivity,

07:39and to take care of others

07:41on a mental level

07:43without revealing your own personality.

07:45The famous scientist Nikola Tesla

07:47already predicted in 1900

07:49that the whole world would be wireless.

07:51He claimed that devices not bigger than a watch

07:53would be able to transmit signals

07:55with precision.

07:57At the time, it was a revolutionary idea

07:59he had had by conducting experiments

08:01and convinced of the success of his idea

08:03that he managed to persuade the famous banker

08:05J.P. Morgan to invest in his project.

08:07The wireless world system

08:09was to include a mushroom-shaped tower

08:11on the shores of Long Island

08:13capable of transmitting messages,

08:15telephone calls

08:17and images of the ships crossing the Atlantic.

08:19Unfortunately, due to financial problems,

08:21the tower was never completed.

08:23Well, we can say that things

08:25have finally been arranged,

08:27haven't they?

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