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screeching music fr d weak heart players 2day
Musical Freeway, Los Angeles :The Musical Road is a stretch of road that makes audible vibrations that are heard when traveling by car. The vibrations are transmitted through the wheels and frame of car, and they come out in different pitches, making it a “musical” road.The neat thing about this road is why it was built ? to help drivers stay awake, and some of the music in these roads can only be heard at certain speeds, encouraging the drivers to obey the speed limit.
screeching music fr d weak heart players 2day
Musical Freeway, Los Angeles :The Musical Road is a stretch of road that makes audible vibrations that are heard when traveling by car. The vibrations are transmitted through the wheels and frame of car, and they come out in different pitches, making it a “musical” road.The neat thing about this road is why it was built ? to help drivers stay awake, and some of the music in these roads can only be heard at certain speeds, encouraging the drivers to obey the speed limit.
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mkt giving blues out of pink...suddenly !!
Would you believe it if someone told you Pepto Bismal isn’t manufactured from chemicals, but sourced from the water of a natural lake? It isn’t true, but you certainly might you certainly might be tempted to believe it after seeing pictures of the Lake Hillier, a bright, bubble gum pink body of water located on the edge of Recherche Archipelago’s largest island, in Australia. The salt water lake is so striking that airplane passengers passing over Middle Island often get out of their seats just to get a glimpse of it.
The pink lake isn’t just stunningly beautiful, but a also a natural mystery scientists have been unable to unravel. So far, no explanation has ever been found for its unique hue. Some theories state that the color could result from a dye created by the organisms living in the lake – Dunaliella salina and Halobacteria. Another speculation is that the pink color might be attributed to the presence of red halophilic bacteria in the salt crusts. No one knows for sure, but that bright pink definitely is definitely no illusion. When the water is collected in a container, it retains its pinkish tinge. Although the waters are shallow and have been deemed safe to swim in, most tourists are reluctant to go in for a dip in what looks like a delicious strawberry milk shake.
mkt giving blues out of pink...suddenly !!
Would you believe it if someone told you Pepto Bismal isn’t manufactured from chemicals, but sourced from the water of a natural lake? It isn’t true, but you certainly might you certainly might be tempted to believe it after seeing pictures of the Lake Hillier, a bright, bubble gum pink body of water located on the edge of Recherche Archipelago’s largest island, in Australia. The salt water lake is so striking that airplane passengers passing over Middle Island often get out of their seats just to get a glimpse of it.
The pink lake isn’t just stunningly beautiful, but a also a natural mystery scientists have been unable to unravel. So far, no explanation has ever been found for its unique hue. Some theories state that the color could result from a dye created by the organisms living in the lake – Dunaliella salina and Halobacteria. Another speculation is that the pink color might be attributed to the presence of red halophilic bacteria in the salt crusts. No one knows for sure, but that bright pink definitely is definitely no illusion. When the water is collected in a container, it retains its pinkish tinge. Although the waters are shallow and have been deemed safe to swim in, most tourists are reluctant to go in for a dip in what looks like a delicious strawberry milk shake.
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