What and where is this tank? This has been shown recently on Twitter (link in comments) as an Abrams in Ukraine, with much controversy. Can someone identify the variant and/or the flora around?1yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/TankPorn
World's most powerful tidal turbine by Orbital Marine Power, off the coast of Scotland3yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/EngineeringPorn
Dunkleosteus was metal, measuring up to 8.79 m. Model in the Vyskov Zoo (Czechia)4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
A 1930s advertisement for TATRAs, the first serial-produced streamlined cars (T77, T87, T97)4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWheels
Changyuraptor yangi, a turkey-sized, four-winged, carnivorous flying dinosaur5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
A pair of Super Stallion helicopters receive fuel from a KC-130 Hercules while transporting Humvees over the Gulf of Aden5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
This is Tomas, the T-72 Avenger (?) crowdfunded by Czechs to be sent to Ukraine.1yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/TankPorn
The countries that got tea via China through the Silk Road (land) referred to it in various forms of the word cha. On the other hand, the countries that traded with China via sea - through the Min Tan port called it in different forms of te. ( Credit : India in Pixels )4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/etymology
A BV 107-II Vertol towing a 220-ton hover barge across broken ice near Prudhoe Bay3yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Indian Navy Chetak (licenced Aerospatiale Alouette III) decorated as a fish for a parade in 19703yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Arturo’s Desert Eagle, world's largest paper airplane. An unpowered glider 13.7 m long and with a wingspan of 7 m, flew in 2012.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
The Quiet One, one of the two modified stealth Hughes 500 operated by CIA for the 1972 wiretap of a North Vietnamese telephone line.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
What's better than a B-36? A B-36 launching a parasite fighter (F-84)! Ten GRB-36D carriers and 25 RF-84K fighters were in service in 1955-6 for recon purposes. Project FICON.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Hawker P.1216, a proposed supersonic STOVL replacement of the Harrier Jump Jet.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Great shot of the swimming Spinosaur from the new NatGeo reconstruction4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Algerian Air Force Yabhon United 40 Produced locally under the name EL JAZAIR 544yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Just completed a 15 km trip from our starting position to a trading outpost. The most fun we've had in years in this game!4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/spaceengineers
Darwin's bark spiders spin webs made of the strongest known biological material, ten times tougher than kevlar, which span over rivers, and with lines up to 25 m long.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/natureismetal
I know it's been done to death but this one is mine and I'm proud of it :D5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/spaceengineers
de Havilland D.H.86 Express, a 1930s streamlined 4-inline-engined passenger biplane with landing gear fairings4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Northrop BT, an interwar dive bomber with atypical fairings for folding landing gear5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
A Blohm & Voss BV 138 Seedrache (weird even on its own) minesweeper fitted with a degaussing ring5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Hutter Hu 136 Sturzbomber (Stubo), a proposed WW2 heavily armoured dive bomber, with cockpit being part of the vertical stabilizer.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Owl don't care, 3rd century, Thysdrus. Invidia rumpuntur aves neque noctua curat, Envy rips (apart) all the birds, but the owl doesn't care.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/ancientrome
Anurognathus, a furry insectivorous pterosaur with short wings and tail for higher maneuvrability. By Julio Lacerda5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Dornier Rs-1, a 1915(!) giant flying boat with four pushers and a very unusual streamlined nose/canopy5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Wanted to try to make a truck, ended up with a mobile base. Survival kit, H2/O2 generator, O2 tank, landing pad, basic refinery, assembler, large grid ore detector. Actually, it's my first small/large grid vehicle.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/spaceengineers
I know this is one of the best-known weird planes, but still, every time I see her, I cannot help but think about what might have been. The Hughes H-4 Hercules “Spruce Goose” prepares for take off November 2, 1947.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Today I realized jet flying boats are much easier than prop flying boats...3yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/Stormworks
Avia S199. A post-war Bf-109 manufactured in Czechia, with the engine and prop of the He 111, fighting for Israel against Egypt.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
De Bruyere C 1, a French WW1 prototype for a canard biplane pusher with a tricycle landing gear5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Savoia-Marchetti S.65, a pusher-puller seaplane designed for the 1929 Schneider Trophy.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
The Convair Kingfish, 1959, proposed replacement of U-2, lost competition to A-125yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Dreadnought No. 1, the first Czechoslovak bomber (1914). A two-engine (2x Gnome 9 Delta) push-pull biplane. Undercarriage broke on first takeoff and the plane rolled over and burst in flames.4yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Salmson-Moineau S.M.1, a 1916 French WW1 reconnaissance three-seater with a transversely mounted radial engine in the hull driving two propellers.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
NASA Towed Glider Air-Launch System. A twin-hulled rocket-powered glider towed to altitude by a conventional plane, then releasing a final stage with a small satellite for low-Earth orbit. (1:3 scale model)5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
Boulton Paul P.92 Turret Fighter. The lenticular area on the back of this 1/2 size prototype would have been a quad 20-mm turret.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
What is this weird WW1 bomber? Descriptions/more pics/known info in comment.5yr ⋅ thebedla ⋅ r/WeirdWings
