You've Never Seen Aluminum Get Wrecked Like This

You've Never Seen Aluminum Get Wrecked Like This

You've Never Seen Aluminum Get Wrecked Like This

Watch A Teeny Bit Of Gallium Completely Wreck An Aluminum Heatsink, Old Irish Man Was Having None Of It On St. Patrick's Day, Never Lose Your Keys Again, Popping Popcorn With Molten Mercury Is Inefficient And A Good Way To Poison Yourself, Engineers Create Drone That Can Go Underwater, Probably Unaware Of What They Have Wrought, How A Wave Of Molasses Decimated A Boston Neighborhood In 1919 The Daily Digg Friday, March 18, 2016 ALUMIDONE Watch A Teeny Bit Of Gallium Completely Wreck An Aluminum Heatsink digg.com You'd probably think that a gun could do more to destroy a plate of aluminum than a few drops of a corrosive substance, but as you'll see in this video, a few blobs of gallium will completely tear up any aluminum in its path. STAY OFF OF MY FOUR-LEAF CLOVERS! Old Irish Man Was Having None Of It On St. Patrick's Day digg.com Americans love to "celebrate" St. Patrick's day by wearing green, drinking copious amounts of beer, and mocking Irish accents, but ask a true Irishman what he thinks of the holiday and you'll just get a whole lot of bleeps. HACKS WE DIGG SPONSORED Never Lose Your Keys Again getkeycatch.com KeyCatch lives on your light switch, requires no drilling, leveling, or mounting and has a magnetic field powerful enough to support up to three pounds. Here's to never losing your keys again! DON'T EAT THIS AT HOME Popping Popcorn With Molten Mercury Is Inefficient And A Good Way To Poison Yourself digg.com But it's cool and pretty to watch, so there's that. RELEASE THE CRACUNS Engineers Create Drone That Can Go Underwater, Probably Unaware Of What They Have Wrought digg.com The fine folks at the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University know how to make a drone. They know how to make a drone so well they went and made one that can also go underwater. Which is great. Until the machines revolt and there is no escaping the drones. MORE THAN JUST A STICKY SITUATION How A Wave Of Molasses Decimated A Boston Neighborhood In 1919 digg.com In one of the strangest disasters in all of history, a wave of molasses burst from a holding tank in Boston and destroyed an entire neighborhood. Get more stories on Digg.com SOMETHING TO WORK ON THIS SUMMER Tandem surfing looks insanely hard, but is incredibly beautiful. Credit: GoPro Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002