The Vammas snow plow that is used at Boston's Logan Airport (607 x 345).10yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/MachinePorn
Soviet-era 'Lun' high speed ultra-low altitude seaplane. 246 feet long and 840,000 pounds. [1354x900]10yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/aviation
Hourly traffic on the U.S. Interstate, visualized as a living circulatory system.8yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/Trucking
British battleship HMS Rodney and her 16 inch (406cm) guns in triple turrets all on the front deck.4yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/MachinePorn
Hypervelocity Impact - 18 cm metal sheet, 1.2 cm ball bearing traveling at 6.8 km/s.7yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/aviation
An LC-130 plane flown by the New York Air National Guard takes off from the Shackleton Glacier in Antarctica - Four jet-assisted take off (JATO) rockets can be seen on the side of the fuselage, providing extra power for lifting off the surface9yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/aviation
North America produces only a small fraction of the world's apples.6yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Jack-up vessel BRAVE TERN installing turbine blade at the Block Island Wind Farm, Aug 15, 2016.8yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/energy
Pratt & Whitney R-4360 Wasp Major Engine (28 cylinders) - Kalamazoo Air Zoo, courtesy r/MachinePorn.9yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/aviation
There have been some one-sided US elections over the years, courtesy r/MapPorn.8yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The Great Lakes (note the elevation change from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario).7yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Two gravestones were located where they wanted to build a new runway at an airport in Savannah, GA USA.6yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Percentage of electricity produced from renewable and nuclear sources, by country, courtesy r/MapPorn.9yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/energy
A casting mold for a wind turbine blade, courtesy r/Pics (1280 x 720).9yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/MachinePorn
Stereotypes from a North Londoner's point-of-view courtesy of r/MapPorn.10yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/london
World War II casualties as a percentage of population, courtesy r/MapPorn.9yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/Military
NASA testing a 1.3% scale model of SLS in a wind tunnel. The novel technique uses pressure-sensitive paint that changes in brightness.7yr ⋅ nsfwdreamer ⋅ r/aviation
