r/BeAmazed 2h ago

Nature Meet the Queen of the Night. She blooms only at midnight, and only once a year.

754 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 8h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Meet Bridger Walker: The 6 Year Old Who Bravely Saved His Sister from a Dog Attack

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r/BeAmazed 5h ago

Miscellaneous / Others This was the reaction of the grandparents when they received a surprise after the loss of their dog

1.2k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 7h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Exploring the Potential of Wave Energy

500 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 5h ago

Art Creative home decors and furniture!

4.5k Upvotes

Credits:

Source: Myhousesdecors (Instagram)

Song: Aurora


r/BeAmazed 7h ago

Technology Hidden features in a German vessel

987 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 11h ago

Skill / Talent Killing it😂💯 - - Spaniel Bonnie

344 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 9h ago

Miscellaneous / Others He took his moment and made it THEIR moment

6.6k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 10h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Old couple's home. Before and after

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435 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 9h ago

Science Our first ever successful recording of video and the eerie audio of Our Sun’s Solar wind.

316 Upvotes

The audio was captured by NASA’s Parker Solar Probe, a spacecraft launched in 2018 to study the Sun up close. As it flew through the Sun’s outer atmosphere (the corona) and into the solar wind, its onboard instrument called FIELDS recorded fluctuations in electric and magnetic fields caused by charged particles in the plasma. These fluctuations are actually plasma waves and vibrations in the stream of solar particles and while they’re not sound in space, the data can be converted into audible sound through a process called sonification. Scientists shifted the frequencies of these plasma waves into the human hearing range, creating an eerie audio representation of the solar wind. This groundbreaking moment happened during Parker’s early close approaches to the Sun, starting around 2019, and marked the first time we’ve ever “heard” the activity of the solar wind from inside the Sun’s atmosphere.


r/BeAmazed 8h ago

Animal They’re both so curious to meet each other!

31.9k Upvotes

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r/BeAmazed 11h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Aerial footage shows an uncontacted tribe in Peru.

1.2k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 18h ago

Animal What an amazing creature!

10.7k Upvotes

Credit: @thefalc0ner (On IG)


r/BeAmazed 13h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Big Brother making breakfast for his Little sister

2.3k Upvotes

Credit:- rhettscheurn(ig)


r/BeAmazed 1d ago

Animal This is a Mouse-deer, or Chevrotain, they are the world's smallest hoofed animals

40.2k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 20h ago

Miscellaneous / Others Dad to the rescue!

7.8k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 20h ago

Miscellaneous / Others 100-year-old vet who fought at Iwo Jima gets a special shoutout from the pilot! A ling legend.

8.0k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 12h ago

Skill / Talent The yodeling (and English) skills of this girl in Ukraine got talent contest

1.2k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 12h ago

Animal When your first mud bath doesn’t quite go as planned.

1.2k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 2h ago

[OC] Art I made an epoxy egg with real mushrooms

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164 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 12h ago

Skill / Talent Child With Tourette's Syndrome And Autism Does Realistic Bird Calls At A Talent Show

1.0k Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 48m ago

Miscellaneous / Others Hell Yeah!!

• Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 12h ago

Skill / Talent In 1959, 15-year-old Jim Bishop bought 2.5 acres of land in Rye, Colorado for $1,250. Over the next six decades, he single-handedly built a 160 foot tall palace known as Bishop Castle that features a cathedral, sprawling spiral staircases, and a fire-breathing dragon made of recycled hot plates.

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560 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 5h ago

Art Art in photography vs. my painting on black paper. P.S.: I don’t know who took this photo of the Montmartre statue. Did you like how the painting turned out?

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149 Upvotes

r/BeAmazed 1d ago

Technology Japan releases conceptual personal mobility device.

7.8k Upvotes