@viewinghistory on Instagram: "Bond’s car in Tomorrow Never Dies was the 1997 BMW 750iL, a luxury V12 sedan that the filmmakers packed with some of the most creative gadgets in the series. This isn’t just a BMW — it was built to be remotely driven from Bond’s phone, equipped with hidden weapons, tear-gas launchers, reinforced panels, run-flat tires, and a self-destruct security system. Several stunt and prop versions were made for different scenes, each modified to handle the movie’s wild action

Explaining The Universe on Instagram: "In machining, lubrication—often provided through cutting fluids or coolants—plays a vital role in controlling heat, friction, and tool wear during cutting operations. As the tool shears material, it generates significant heat, which can cause the tool to dull quickly or the workpiece to distort. Lubricants create a thin film between the tool and the chip, reducing friction and preventing material from welding onto the cutting edge. Coolants help carry heat