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An old Dr. Pepper bottle that survived a warehouse fire in the 50s. Enjoy a handful of similarly-awesome things that people’ve shared online this week!

“This souvenir shop in Brussels had everything lined up so perfectly that I thought my vision got blurry”

“This narrow escalator with a flat midde section (London)”

“You can see my cats tail bone when she is spooked”

“The size of these cruise ships relative to the people getting off”

“My guinea pig weighs exactly a kilogram after eating a pea flake.”

“This is the largest desiccant package I’ve ever seen.”

“This domestic goose was adopted by a flock of Canada geese.”

“DIY Burger Kit in France.”

“The label on this bottle of wine is actually a very thin slice of wood.”

“A NASA Snoopy pin I found at an estate sale”

“This low-profile tape dispenser I found at work.”

“Storm damage. Tree fell but the bench didn’t break being forced into the ground.”

“This gourd I picked up looks like a bird.”

“My buddy turned his house into a Jack-o’-lantern.”

“Opened the oven and a hot blast came out that curled my eyelashes straight up instantly”

“This 200+ page instruction manual for a mouse from 1988.”

“The amount of salt and pepper shakers my great great grandma all they way to my grandma have collected over 100 years”

“Water droplets on a plane window.”

“A duck photobombs me while I’m trying to photograph another duck..”

“My local farm had some absolutely giant purple cauliflowers today”

“My mom said she had a box to give me. Was my original Nintendo and all games.”

“Weird atmosphere effect while working at non active Substation.”

How awesome is this stained glass Taco Bell lamp?!

“I looked down an alley and saw this bird just quietly sitting there”

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You may think that your looking at “sonic booms” but you’d be wrong.

In fact, it’s almost impossible to “see” a sonic boom with the naked eye.

As an aircraft gets near the speed of sound, around 767mph, a vapor cone forms around the plane.

This cone forms from a discontinuity of air pressure and temperature when the air loses it’s capacity to hold water. First a vapor like condensation will form and eventually it shapes into a cone shape.

Above photo of F-22 Raptor during a turn. Notice the bottom verse the top. High pressure “below” and condensation “above” the wings.

Creating this vapor cone without causing an actual sonic boom shockwave is tough. The pilot has to travel just below the speed of sound.

This makes performers like the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds even more amazing. If they travel to fast and generate a sonic boom…it’s a problem for the ears of those watching below.

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With a lot of patience and a bit of luck, anyone with a camera can catch a cat’s true nature.

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