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Asus ROG Flow X13 review: A power-packed convertible Review Asus ROG Flow X13 2-in-convertible offers AMD’s premium Ryzen 9 5900HS chipset, external graphics support, and a crisp 4K 16:10 panel, but can it live up to expectations when compared to the hefty price tag? We find out the in our review. Meghna Dutta 4.0 5 4.0/5 When we hear ‘ROG,’ the immediate word that strikes in our mind is a beastly gaming machine. However, Asus has slightly devia...

5 Ocean Terms You May Not Know — But Should! These little-known but fascinating ocean phenomena will leave you wanting to learn more. 1. Tidal Bore The name “tidal bore,” also called a “bore tide,” is a bit of a misnomer — these natural occurrences are anything but boring. Also called mascaret (French), pororoca (Brazilian), and “the Bono” (Indonesian) — tidal bores occur when the water in relatively shallow, sloping estuaries or rivers moves as one massive solitary wave. In order for a tidal bore to occur, the local tides must be higher than average, and large amounts of wa...

65,000 feet. explosive eruption carries that debris way up there and that rock and that ash starts to become positively charged. so basically what we are doing is separating the charge of neutrality and negative charge to electronics. basically allowing for that static electricity or lightning bolt to form. and we get that within the volcano and creates a spectacular site. i like to call this the fusion of light. it is basically mother nature balancing charges. what an amazing thing. what a spent cal. nasa also capturing this image. this is from space. you can see just how high in the atmosphe...

Just how high that volcanic action into the atmosphere. that's indicating volcanic atmosphere. we're at 40,000 to 50,000 feet. the other thing that was interesting to note is that it created what is called a mesopheric gravity wave. we saw this explosion just so intense that it created this ripple effect. you can see right on this satellite image in southern chile. what an awesome phenomenon. george, i don't know if you've ever seen anything like this before, but illustrate dumped about 60 centimeters. covering this, it's very dangerous with the buildings there, as well. it can be a weight pro...