WTF is it?

[Disney Dood]

The sensor on the inside of an electric drum?

[Mechanic]

It's a piezoelectric sensor. The applications could be numerous.

[Xpress]

^DAMN YOU!!

[chmilo24]

A piezoelectric buzzer?

Darn I knew it was too easy. Oh well I will get you guys next time. Its your turn Kennyweird.

 

--Chris

[Kennyweird]

Good luck, you'll need it.

This is not a dildo.

[astroworldfan1]

Sucker?

[paintballer]

A dildo?

[Pufferfish]

It kinda looks like a smashed glass marble. Either that or maybe a very dry crystallized rotten egg, or maybe a broken dildo. Sorry, had to do it.

[DiSab]

Some sort of microorganism? A tiny jellyfish?

[Kennyweird]

Not even close!!

[astroworldfan1]

Melted bouncy ball?

[chmilo24]

I have seen this photo many times before. And hopefully if I remember correctly it was an atomic bomb or nuclear bomb explosion.

 

--Chris

[Kennyweird]

^Correct. More specifically, it's the Trinity test 0.016 seconds after detonation.

[chmilo24]

Haha ok this one is a tad bit harder. Good luck.

 

--Chris

???

[Disney Dood]

Atom splitting?

[netdvn]

That’s one tiny dildo.

 

Or maybe its bacteria

Springs of some sort?

 

Naw it’s a dildo.

[Mechanic]

It's a 50X magnified image of a bulb filament.

[Jds03]

It looks like something you could put on those red and blue 3-D glasses and it would pop out at you.

[chmilo24]

It's a 50X magnified image of a bulb filament.

 

Aww come on! Do you have an encyclopedia in your head or direct access to Google or something? Well your right again Mechanic.

 

--Chris

[Mechanic]

I did google for verification, but I was fairly certain I knew what it was.

 

Ok, what's this? This one could be too easy.

 

Note. This is a cutaway example. Ordinarily, you would only see the metal outer shell and not the internal components.

[Kalepi_Konei]

A fuse box?

[astroworldfan1]

Hard drive for a computer?

[Mechanic]

No, and no.

[darklingscribe]

I'll have a go.

 

Is is a hydrogen fuel cell?

[spaceace12]

Battery for an Hybrid car?