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gnumblr:

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This is what happens when you synchronize camera’s shutter speed with a helicopter’s blade frequency

woosh

nyoom

It’s so graceful…

I'mma ship this with the flying lawnmower

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goregeousity:

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Is that fucking Gamebro

and GameGirl

oh my god

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#the aperture science computer aided enrichment center would like to kindly ask you not to break the laws of physics during your testing period #if you feel the need to wreak such existential mayhem #please equip the patented singularity proof aperture science communication device to document your excruciating demise #friends and family will be awarded with a complementary plaque for your contribution to Science (via emitter-of-learjets)

#3

If you were to rotate that at the speed of light then you could run around it in the opposite direction to travel back/forward in time

A) It stays still unless an external force moves it.

B) The orange portal disappears the momment you move the surface frontwards, while the blue portal becomes an oval smudge on the floor. In this case, the disappearance causes the pole to be cut where it crosses beetween portals, while the surface keeps falling. If it leans it falls. If not, it keeps the falling surface from falling, stacking it.

C) Again, the pole gets cut clean where the orange portal was. Then it falls into the blue portal, and comes out sideways from the orange one on the wall.

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