Guess this image!

[jenni-m]

magnesium?

I am trying to think of every shiny grey elements out there.

Steel, silver, magnesium,

Yeah, it looks like Pyrite, too, could also be a mixed ore.

 

[RedFox]

It is an element. It is also easy to melt.

 

[Secretblend]

It is an element. It is also easy to melt.

looks like silver or mercury to me

 

[authentic]

That metal we found it on Roswell, New Mexico. That picture was taken in AREA-51?

 

[RedFox]

looks like silver or mercury to me

That picture was most likely taken at room temperature, so it can't be mercury. It's really easy to melt that stuff, just touching it is enough.

 

[Secretblend]

That picture was most likely taken at room temperature, so it can't be mercury. It's really easy to melt that stuff, just touching it is enough.

gallium

 

[RedFox]

gallium

That clue was the easy one. It melts at 85.6 degrees F. The picture is from here by someone who grew those crystals in 45 minutes. It's important as a dopant for making solid state semiconductor devices.

Gallium at WebElements
Gallium at Wikipedia

 

[Secretblend]

Here is another one:

 

[inochi]

hard to see the photo

 

[Secretblend]

hard to see the photo

The clue is right there tho.. Just have to know where to look.

 

[RedFox]

The clue is right there tho.. Just have to know where to look.

Sure, the filename made it easy to find where the picture was from. It's what happened to United Airlines Flight 811. A bad door lock on a cargo door let the door come open and rip off the side of the plane over the Pacific in 1989. Whoosh, explosive decompression & 9 people dead. The pieces that came off set fire to two of the engines.

Has the picture
Bigger picture
Wikipedia link
The door after it was pulled off the Pacific seafloor

I saw stuff about this on tv once.

 

[Secretblend]

Sure, the filename made it easy to find where the picture was from. It's what happened to United Airlines Flight 811. A bad door lock on a cargo door let the door come open and rip off the side of the plane over the Pacific in 1989. Whoosh, explosive decompression & 9 people dead.

Has the picture
Bigger picture
Wikipedia link

I saw stuff about this on tv once.

Yep! your turn

 

[RedFox]

Yep! your turn

This one makes a beautiful background. It looks like the thing that a certain object in the news was named after and it was also caused by the object's movement.

 

[RedFox]

This one makes a beautiful background. It looks like the thing that a certain object in the news was named after and it was also caused by the object's movement.

Harry Potter and Dumbledore would also love this.

 

[JClarke]

It seems a dragon illusion to me. perhaps?

 

[RedFox]

It seems a dragon illusion to me. perhaps?

Not a dragon. The thing that made this was named after a different mythological creature.

 

[JClarke]

Not a dragon. The thing that made this was named after a different mythological creature.

Snake or some sort of a bird illusion?

 

[RedFox]

Snake or some sort of a bird illusion?

The mythological creature that the thing in the news was named after is a kind of bird.

 

[thirdgencubfan]

The mythological creature that the thing in the news was named after is a kind of bird.

Phoenix

 

[LakeTahoe]

Hailey comet?