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@tigerhartplush: This is one of the most interesting plushies we’ve ever seen 🐙✨ Would you add him to your collection? #plushies #cute #stuffedanimals #fyp #rat

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The wind is a power line's worst nightmare. 🌬️🚫 You’ve probably seen these dumbbell-shaped objects hanging near electrical towers and wondered what they are. They are called Stockbridge Dampers, and they protect our grid from a phenomenon known as Aeolian Vibration. The Science of the Shake: When a steady wind blows across a cylindrical power line, it creates
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