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Hey y'all, I found Winter. While the U.S. continues to bask in the warmth of an unusually mild winter, Mother Nature has claimed almost 300 lives from Switzerland to Rome as temperatures plumet up to -22 Fahrenheit across Europe
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18 Jaw Dropping Photos Of Europe's Deadly Winter
The recent solar storm caused the vivid red color of this beautiful natural occurrence.
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Beautiful Time-Lapse Footage Of Red Aurora Australis
This beautiful video is a visual exploration of the scale of the known universe. Spoiler alert: it's really big. View Video › Source: liveleak.com / via: b3ta.com
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The Size Of The Known Universe
The Sun Sentinal has created a handy database of emergency room records that includes the top insertions that get stuck inside of humans. Here they are, categorized by orifice and with illustrations, to help you visualize.
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Items That Got Stuck In Humans Last Year
NASA just released this map showing where trees are in the US. How treey (not a word) is your state?
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Where The Trees Are In The USA
It's also the world's smallest vertebrate. “Paedophryne amauensis” was discovered in Papua New Guinea, where it lives in leaf detritus on the rainforest floor. According to Popular Science , it was difficult to find partly because its high-pitched mating call sounds like that of an insect
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The World’s Tiniest Frog
It's also the world's smallest vertebrate. “Paedophryne amauensis” was discovered in Papua New Guinea, where it lives in leaf detritus on the rainforest floor
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The World’s Tiniest Frog
Sometimes Mother Nature is terrifying. Via: theawesomer.com
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30 Giant Hornets Slaughter 30,000 Honey Bees
Cosmic portraits of awe and wonderment to make you feel either existentially insignificant or sublimely at one with the universe. Or you'll just go, “Whoa.” This composite image of the Milky Way galaxy is a mosaic of infrared images from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer. The constellations Cassiopeia and Cepheus are both visible in this 1,000-square degree image, as are dozens of dense clouds, called nebulae, where new stars are forming
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Amazing New Photos From NASA
Whether or not you can successfully remove these horrifying images from your eye holes is as yet undetermined. But thankfully, again, the 10-hour operation was a success
