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_the-flintstones-season-2-episode-29-divided-we-sail.webp "The Flintstones Season 2 Episode 29 Divided We Sail")
_barrister-sumon-mp-124-parliament-news.webp "AR RAKIB BRO")
⏲ 9 minutes 34 seconds 👁 12K
_124-prem-paglami-124-tamim-khondokar-124-susmita-sinha-124-full-drama-124-new-bangla-natok-2023.webp "ODC Drama")
⏲ 47 minutes 54 seconds 👁 963.8K
_amarcord-1973-italian-classic-comedy-movie.webp "One year in a small northern Italian coastal town in the late 1930s is presented. The slightly off-kilter cast of characters are affected by time and location, the social mores dictated largely by Catholicism, and the national fervor surrounding Il Duce aka Benito Mussolini and Fascism. The stories loosely center on mid-teen Titta and his household, including his adolescent brother, his ever-supportive mother who is always defending him against his father, his freeloading maternal Uncle Lallo, and his paternal grandfather who slyly has eyes and hands for the household maid. Other townsfolk include: town beauty Gradisca, who can probably have any man she wants but generally has none as most think she out of their league; Volpina, the prostitute; Giudizio, the historian; a blind accordionist; and an extremely buxom tobacconist. The several vignettes presented include: the town bonfire in celebration of spring; life at Titta's school with his classmates and teachers; Titta's father Aurelio at his beachfront construction worksite and his and his workmates' encounter with Volpina; Titta's confessions to the priest about his burgeoning sexuality; Aurelio being questioned by authorities about his anti-Fascist leanings; a fantasy sequence at the luxurious Grand Hotel; a family outing with Aurelio's institutionalized brother Teo; many townsfolk embarking on a sail to witness a marine event passing by their town; an annual car race; Titta's fantasy encounter with the tobacconist after closing hours coming true; events surrounding the big snowfall that year, including a family tragedy; and an event centering on Gradisca and her future.")
_sundori-beyain-124-124-shahed-shahariar-124-jannatul-swarna-124-new-bangla-natok-2024.webp "CD Vision Watch")
⏲ 38 minutes 45 seconds 👁 747K
_prank-king-124-sakib-siddique-124-arohi-mim-124-jamrul-razu-124-bangla-new-natok2024.webp "Film And More")
⏲ 41 minutes 45 seconds 👁 6.6M
_otd-in-space-may-21-japan-launches-1st-solar-sail-on-39ikaros39-spacecraft.webp "On May 21, 2010, Japan launched the first solar sail into space. <br/><br/>Solar sail technology uses light for spacecraft propulsion, but not in the same way that traditional solar panels do. While solar panels use light to generate electricity, spacecraft with solar sails rely only on the light itself to cruise through outer space. Particles of light called photons actually push the spacecraft forward. A single photon can’t accomplish this on its own, but with enough photons striking a spacecraft, propulsion is possible—you just need a big surface to catch all that light. Scientists have been toying with this idea since the 1800s, but Japan finally proved that it was possible when the country launched the Ikaros mission. The mission’s name stands for Interplanetary Kite-craft Accelerated by Radiation of the Sun. This experimental spacecraft had a 2,100-square foot sail that looked like a giantspace kite. Japan’s space agency was also able to steer the spacecraft by controlling the orientation of liquid crystals in LCD panels that were built into the solar sail. Ikaros sailed all the way to Venus in just six months before continuing on its orbit around the sun.")
_.webp "Bangladeshi blogger Mim")
⏲ 21 minutes 26 seconds 👁 20K
_124-prank-king-124-tamim-khandakar-124-saila-sathy-124-s-r-sobuj-124-bangla-new-natok-2023.webp "DURBIN DRAMA")
⏲ 49 minutes 33 seconds 👁 7.7M
_otd-in-space-may-21-japan-launches-1st-solar-sail-on-39ikaros39-spacecraft.webp "On May 21, 2010, Japan launched the first solar sail into space. <br/><br/>Solar sail technology uses light for spacecraft propulsion, but not in the same way that traditional solar panels do. While solar panels use light to generate electricity, spacecraft with solar sails rely only on the light itself to cruise through outer space. Particles of light called photons actually push the spacecraft forward. A single photon can’t accomplish this on its own, but with enough photons striking a spacecraft, propulsion is possible—you just need a big surface to catch all that light. Scientists have been toying with this idea since the 1800s, but Japan finally proved that it was possible when the country launched the Ikaros mission. The mission’s name stands for Interplanetary Kite-craft Accelerated by Radiation of the Sun. This experimental spacecraft had a 2,100-square foot sail that looked like a giantspace kite. Japan’s space agency was also able to steer the spacecraft by controlling the orientation of liquid crystals in LCD panels that were built into the solar sail. Ikaros sailed all the way to Venus in just six months before continuing on its orbit around the sun.")
_abhijit-gangopadhyay.webp "Bongo Tv")
⏲ 19 minutes 8 seconds 👁 219.8K
_124-124-cyclone-rimal-124-adventure-bd.webp "Adventure BD")
⏲ 11 minutes 51 seconds 👁 26.6K
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