Carbon Footprint

And now ya know. Via: ralfmaximus

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Urine Color Chart

This guy's physics professor rules with an iron fist. (via Reddit )

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The Pickiest Professor Ever

This is it! The proof we've been waiting for that non-indigenous life forms have visited Mars. See that tiny speck in the lower left corner? That's the Spirit Rover's landing pad.

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Alien Technology Photographed On Mars

Whoa. This is what happened when Pakistani spiders were forced to seek higher ground during the 2010 floods.

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Trees Covered By Giant Spider Webs In Pakistan

Here's a safety tip: Don't do this. Not at home. Not ever

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How To Endanger Your Life With Liquid Nitrogen

The Japan Institute of Science and Technology has made a real-life version of the insane racing game Wipeout. Um, just a really small one.

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"Wipeout" Made Real With Quantum Levitation

This map — according to both the Cartography and Geographic Information Society and Slate , is the finest map of the U.S.

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The Best Map Of America, Ever

Red sky moon at night, sailor's delight. On Saturday, December 10th, people around the world gathered outside to see the last total lunar eclipse until 2014. Burbank, California (Reuters / FRED PROUSER) Tomisato, Japan (Reuters / KYODO) Seoul, South Korea (Reuters / JO YONG-HAK) Palestine (Getty Images / SAID KHATIB) View Entire List ›

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18 Lunar Eclipse Photos From Around The World

Another victim of the fake doctor that injected cement into some lady’s butt has come forward. This time the victim had the cement mixture injected into her face. What you are about to see you can not unsee

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Why You Shouldn't Inject Cement Into A Face

You know the rover that NASA sent to Mars on Saturday (11-26-11)? Here's a pretty sweet animated clip showing what we can expect when “Curiosity” lands on the Red Planet in August 2012. Via: blog.sirmitchell.com

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Video Simulation Of NASA's “Curiosity” Mission To Mars