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Promoted: How to fit 15,000 balls in a Skoda Superb

The new Superb is longer and wider than the previous model, making it one of the largest cars in its class – in fact, it’s large enough to house 15,000 green balls.

While there aren’t many occasions where you’ll actually want to fill a car with several buckets of balls, the demonstration in the video below does showcase just how big the interior of the new Superb is. And the Czech marque’s designers have set out to make that space as practical and useful as possible.

The boot has a capacity of 660 litres, and that can be expanded to 1950 litres when the rear seats are folded.

Several features on the Superb are designed to make that space easy to access and use. These include Virtual Pedal, which allows you to open the boot simply by swiping your feet underneath the rear bumper.

There is also plenty of room for both driver and passengers, with several features to make that space as comfortable as possible.
The new Superb is longer and wider than the previous model, in order to give both driver and passengers more room to move. There’s also more room for luggage: the boot has a capacity of 660 litres, which can expand to 1950 litres when the rear seats are folded.

Skoda has set out to make that luggage space as easy to access as possible with features such as Virtual Pedal, which allows you to open the boot simply by swiping your feet underneath the rear bumper.

It can be hard to get a sense of how spacious and comfortable the interior of a car is without sitting in it. But as an admittedly not entirely scientific guide, the interior of the Skoda Superb is big enough to house 15,000 green balls.

GoPro: 2500m Chamonix Wingsuit Flight

Brandon Mikesell takes the line less traveled and soars down Le Brévent, threading his way through trees, rocks, and cliffs along the way.

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Inside The Character: Mary Lynn Rajskub

In 1997, Mary Lynn Rajskub tackled the labyrinthine role of Weather Woman in the The Weird Al Show. Today the actress digs deep and takes us inside the mind of that character.

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The Power of the Sun and Salt | Breakthrough

The innovative company that built the plant is going to use 10,000 mirrors to focus the sun’s rays onto the apex of a 600 foot tower filled with salt. That salt will melt and the resulting heat will drive turbines that provide electric power.
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Saving Big Cats Starts With Kids

Lions, tigers, cheetahs and other big cats are in serious trouble. There are fewer wild lions left than there are rhinos, and there are more tigers in captivity than in the wild. See how National Geographic Explorer Amy Dickman is working to conserve these iconic species. Through National Geographic’s Big Cats Initiative Sister School Program, she teaches kids in Africa and the United States about big cats and how they can help save them.

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