Carbon Footprint

Doctors are struggling to save a four-day-old baby boy with extra limbs in Pakistan. The extra limbs are the result of a parasitic twin that has attached itself to the living twin. Source: au.news.yahoo.com Source: dawn.com The week old boy is believed to be one half of parasitic twins; the other twin was born prematurely and incompletely developed, which resulted in the second child having the extra legs

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The Six-Legged Baby

Astrophotographer Alan Friedman has captured some of the most gorgeous portraits of the sun to date. Here are some of the best (All images © Alan Friedman/ avertedimagination.com ) Via: news.discovery.com Via: avertedimagination.com Via: avertedimagination.com Via: avertedimagination.com View Entire List ›

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Portraits Of The Sun

Now that tornados and tsunamis are expected, Nature is amping up her game. Luckily no one has been reported as injured, just awed. In this photo provided by the Amarillo/Potter/Randall Office of Emergency Management shows Potter County firefighter Matt Dryden standing next to a wall of hail Wednesday, April 11, 2012 in near Amarillo, Texas.

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Freak Storm Drops 4 Feet Of Hail In Texas

School would have been easier if all lessons were taught in the form or puppet shows. [ Ed

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Finger Puppet Biography Of Marie Curie Is Awesomely Informative

Those are salt flats, not snow. Even when these estuaries fill with water during hurricane season, it is too briny for humans to drink. Source: photography.nationalgeographic.com

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Surreal Aerial Photo Of Dry Baja Desert River Bed

Stay safe Texas! Raw footage of the powerful destructive force of Nature. Source: youtube.com  /  via: cnn.com

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Dallas Tornado Tossing Tractor Trailers Like Toys

Have we not learned anything about creating super-smart apes?

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Horrifying Kickstarter To Fund Robot Monkey

What the rings would look like from different cities and latitudes across the world.

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What Earth Would Look Like With Rings Like Saturn

This gorgeous time-lapse video depicts the stars from low earth orbit, as viewed from the International Space Station. Give it a minute to load first, it's worth the wait

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The Stars As Viewed From The International Space Station

This is a real treat! Not only is it worth the wait to see the guy play the guitar, and sing his blues towards the end of the video, the trip around the Space Station itself is really fascinating. Really, this is worth a look

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Amazing “Man In Space” Video