Carbon Footprint

A company called InControl has made a medical breakthrough with a wacky invention designed to stop incontinence by strengthening the pelvic muscles. As someone who usually has to pee every ten minutes, I'm in no position to mock the phallic shape of this Nerf dildo. Source: jsonline.com This is the CEO of InControl

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Finally, A New Device That Prevents Bladder Leakage

A company called InControl has made a medical breakthrough with a wacky invention designed to stop incontinence by strengthening the pelvic muscles. As someone who usually has to pee every ten minutes, I'm in no position to mock the phallic shape of this Nerf dildo. Source: jsonline.com This is the CEO of InControl.

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Finally, A New Device That Prevents Bladder Leakage

And captured by the scanner in question. Filmed over five years by François Vautier.

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Time-Lapse Video Of An Ant Colony Eating A Scanner

Part one of a marvelous Neil DeGrasse Tyson documentary exploring why we have given up on space.

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Neil DeGrasse Tyson – We Stopped Dreaming

Part one of a marvelous Neil DeGrasse Tyson documentary exploring why we have given up on space. Via: mpviral

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Neil DeGrasse Tyson – We Stopped Dreaming

Part one of a marvelous Neil DeGrasse Tyson documentary exploring why we have given up on space. Via: mpviral

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Neil DeGrasse Tyson – We Stopped Dreaming

Biologist Drew Berry explains what's happening inside your cells. Supported with an extremely precise animation.

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How Your Body Works

This demonstration of a cool physics trick is probably the only way I'm ever likely to enjoy watching swinging balls.

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Pendulum Ball Illusion Is Hypnotic

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A Collection Of Beautiful Clouds

I want to go to there. This particular formation is an example of Undulatus asperatus —meaning “agitated waves”—which was proposed as a separate cloud classification in 2009 by… wait for it… the founder of the Cloud Appreciation Society.

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Magnificent Cloud Formation Over New Zealand At Sunset