THINGS WE DON'T GET TO SEESome photos take time to load. Be patient. They're worth the wait.How ice cream cones are made
How a beanstalk grows
How Wi-Fi is distributed inside an apartmentHow camouflage gets on a helmetHow Michael Jackson was able to defy gravitySeeing how dogs drink waterHow coins are sorted inside a machineHow braces change your teeth alignmentHow a trumpet controls soundThe way pretzels are formedHow peanut butter jars are filledWhat actually happens when a key is inserted into a lock to open a doorHow the filling is put into a Pop-TartHow it looks when you swallowHow hay bales get wrappedHow water affects lightHow paper clips turn into paper clips
The life of a dandelionHow flight patterns change throughout the dayHow strange the human face is when it's forming in the womb
URGENT CALL TO REPENTANCE: All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord. And all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before Thee. For the Kingdom is the Lord’s and He rules among the nations. (Psalm 22:27-28)
16 July 2019
THINGS THAT WE DON'T GET TO SEE
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I've been in many factories working on equipment like that.
From the Oscar Mayer pant making hot dogs, to the Kraft Foods plant making marshmallows, to Bear Cat Tire making solid rubber fork lift tires, you name it; I've ever seen it, fixed it, or helped replace it.
I love the "How Its Made" series. Found some on youtube.
jim & Rob, I too love learning how things are made. And I've had a hand in working on some of those things, too - even a stint as a screw maching operator making Borg Warner carburetor parts, back in the day.
That was cool.
I’m very glad you liked it. 😊
Very interesting Reverend - although the braces thing was creepy.
Haha. I thought Borg parts...
Seen several of those on "How it's Made".
But many were new. I thought the braces weird, too.
Thanks, Reverend!
Quite possibly.
TB and Linda, I was personally more fascinated by the changes in the baby’s face.
The baby face is incredible. Like watching a clump of clay transformed into a work of beauty. Also gotta say, I did always wonder how ice cream cones were made. Amazing.
I'm glad you liked it, sir. Thanks for letting me know. :)
Some of those are 'odd', and one can only wonder HOW they came up with them... LOL
It’s often nigh impossible to understand the development from looking at the end process.
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