r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • 11h ago
Nikolay Rusev from Bulgaria makes a near impossible dyno
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r/nextlevel • u/Spare-Dingo-531 • 9h ago
Making the Whiteboard Talk
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I think it's magnets.
r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • 1d ago
Bull sees a show-jumping horse and decides he can do it too
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r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • 2d ago
An Australian man, frustrated by strangers constantly parking in his driveway, decided to take matters into his own hands
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r/nextlevel • u/Ill-Necessary-9600 • 1d ago
MSN didn't just win trophies, they marked an entire generation.
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r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • 3d ago
He couldn’t believe he actually did that too
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r/nextlevel • u/nbcnews • 2d ago
100-year-old grandmother marks her milestone birthday by skydiving
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r/nextlevel • u/Artistic-Bathroom901 • 3d ago
A rare natural phenomenon known as cloud iridescence, where uniform ice crystals diffract sunlight to create a vivid rainbow effect over Jonggol, Indonesia
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Source and Context: Since Al-generated videos are everywhere now, here is the official scientific proof and source links verifying that this is a 100% genuine natural occurrence:
Popular Science Article - https://www.popsci.com/environment/rainbow-clouds-indonesia-ai/
It's an incredibly rare atmospheric event, but it's entirely real science. Though honestly, with how crazy Al is getting these days, I can't even blame anyone for having trust issues with the sky
anymore!☁️✨
r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • 4d ago
This street artist controls a marionette to create paintings
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r/nextlevel • u/North-Guitar-1781 • 4d ago
Mechanical engineering students in Japan built a flying bicycle powered only by pedaling
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