Bright Side

Bright Side

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Bright Side episodes

  • A Simple Trick to Get Into Your Car If You Locked Your Keys Inside
    Just think about it: you've accidentally locked your keys inside your car. What's the way out and how do you get in? No panic! Duct tape may help you. No, there's no need to break the window and then put the duct tape to cover the hole - there's a cool lifehack waiting for you in this video...
    Let's take a look at these 20 car tips to help you out in a pinch. You'll find out why you should leave your wipers up in the winter. And how to protect your car doors from getting frozen overnight. Also you'll learn a life hack on what to do when your windows fog from the inside.
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    12 min
  • Make Your Brain to Work Faster in Just Seconds, Try This Science-Proven Way
    Scientists proved that our productivity decreases due to spending time on our gadgets both during work and during our leisure time. Distraction is the biggest enemy of your productivity. But as a test, try to watch this video until the very end without clicking off. The video doesn't last even 10 minutes! Our tips will help you to work more productively, pump up your brain, relieve stress, and make your life better in general.
    Did you know, for example, that it takes at least 23 minutes to get fully involved in the process of work after you've lost concentration for even a moment? Well, to be precise, it's actually 1,395 seconds. So to start being really productive, make your workplace as non-distracting as possible. Don't try to multitask. Chances are you won't complete anything challenging if you're scrolling your social media feed simultaneously.
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    12 min
  • Why Europe Doesn't Build Skyscrapers Like US or Asia
    What's your favorite travel destination? Is it some beautiful European city like Paris, Rome or Athens? But have you ever noticed that European cities are much flatter than those in USA or Asia? Of course there're tall buildings in the financial districts but their number is nothing compared to those in other parts of the world. What stops Europeans from building a large number of skyscrapers and start looking like New York, for example?
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    12 min
  • What To Do When Someone Is Following You
    Have you ever noticed anyone following you? The feeling of being watched is something that most of us can relate to experiencing at some point. Imagine you’re walking home after a night out with friends and suddenly notice a shadow walking right behind you. What're you gonna do? It’s important to trust your senses and remain calm in order to protect yourself.
    Learn these simple steps to take in case you notice a stranger trailing you. They're gonna help you protect yourself in a critical situation. One of them: if your hair is up in a ponytail or bun, let it down as you walk. Let's find out, how it will help...
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    10 min
  • Humans Will Probably Evolve to Be Venomous
    Evolution is a process that results in changes over time. It's impossible to stop this process or slow it down. Evolution enabled humans to have larger brains, longer legs, increased social cooperation and tool-making. What's awaiting human evolution in the future? Are we gonna become faster, smarter and age slower?
    Scientists claim it’s possible for us humans to produce venom. In fact, there're mammals out there that already can produce it: like the platypus, slow loris, and vampire bats. People are very much likely to become venomous as well. How's it gonna work? And would we be able to taste this
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    12 min
  • 25 Airplane Small Details You Haven't Noticed Yet
    Why is it faster flying from west to east? The fastest commercial flight ever was in February 2019, when an airplane flew at the speed of 801 mph. And that was only thanks to the direction it was heading in: east. By the way, passengers there also rapidly lost weight! What? The airplane diet? Is that a thing? All in due time, though. How about learning some mind-blowing facts about airplanes?
    What are the safest seats on a plane? Why don't planes have parachutes on board? Why does your plane suddenly decide not to land straight away but make a circle around the airport? Can an autopilot land a plane by itself? About this and much more you will learn from the video!
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    13 min
  • 57% Of Your Body Isn't Human, Here's Why
    Here's some breaking news for you: technically, every human on Earth is a big group of microbes. Bacteria affect our life much more than you think. Each person is only 43% human and 57% microbe. Wow! These creatures are true owners of our Planet! To our 30 trillion human cells, we have on average about 39 trillion microbial cells.
    If you get on the scales, you can subtract more than a half from the number you see and you'll get your actual weight. Maybe you don't really need that diet, if you think about it. Let's learn more about this hidden half of ourselves...
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    13 min
  • How Deep Down Is the Earth's Core?
    How many layers does the Earth have? Have you ever wondered what lies beneath Earth's crust? Well, our planet is like an onion - with loads of different layers. The Earth's crust is like a hard-boiled egg's shell - thin and tough. It takes up less than 1% of the planet's size. At a depth of 3,300 ft, the pressure reaches 330 atmospheres. That's like four elephants piled up on your head or two pandas balanced on your thumbnail.
    About 6,500 ft below the surface, you still can meet some living creatures! Those are springtails - teeny eyeless insects that live in super-deep Krubera Cave. The deepest multicellular animal people know about lives at a depth of 11,800 ft in the TauTona mine in South Africa. This may sound strange, but a lot of interesting things happen underground. For example, 510 ft underground, you find the world's deepest hotel, and in 2020, the world's deepest concert took place at a depth of 6,200 ft!
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    13 min
  • It Sells More Than iPhone and 29 Amusing Phone Facts
    The first mobile phone was the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X. It was made 37 years ago, so it was not technologically advanced, by today’s standards. The first phone camera was in the Kyocera Visual Phone VP-210. It was made in 1999 in Japan and could take video and photos. The camera had only 0.11 megapixels and was able to process just 2 video frames in a second, but it was the first ever video filmed on a phone.
    Much has changed since then and even cheap devices nowadays are much more powerful than the most powerful computers of the past. So much so that your phone has half a million times more memory than a whole bunch of computers that sent the first man to the Moon! Our phones are becoming much more similar to PCs than to actual telephones. But why don't mobile cameras come with night vision? Check out these cool facts you probably don't know about cell phones.
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    12 min
  • Why Most Japanese Wear Glasses and 22 Unique Facts There
    The Internet is full of different facts about Japan, so when it comes to their gadgets, architecture, and fashion, it's hard to surprise us. We all know about Japan's accuracy, work ethic, animal islands and square watermelons. But there are less obvious things happening there that can bewilder even the biggest fans of Japanese culture. For example, for introverts who may feel lonely now and again, there are special cafes in Japan that feature cuddling services.
    And Japanese food is crazy, combining a bunch of unusual flavors in regular things. How about ice-cream? Choose the flavor: there are potato, miso, wasabi, soy, and many other flavors. For those who like it extreme, there’s even raw horse meat ice-cream. Here are the most unusual facts about Japan and Japanese culture that will change your view of the Land of the Rising Sun!
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    13 min

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