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18 Jul 17:54
Sound waves have brought us closer to a levitation machine
by Joseph Bennington-Castro
People have been able to levitate small objects using sound for years. But applications for the technique are severely limited because scientists hadn't figured out how to control and manipulate the floating objects. Until now.
    
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18 Jul 17:50
Watch this robot perform a perfect quadruple backflip
by Robert T. Gonzalez
Youtuber hinamitetu has engineered a squadron of robot gymnasts capable of executing flips, handsprings, and high-bar acrobatics. Bots capable of entry into other artistic events are sure to follow. In this, his latest video, one of hinamitetu's creations performs a flawless quadruple backflip and sticks the landing like Kerri Strug. Please, nobody tell DARPA about this.
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18 Jul 17:49
On the Street…..The Fortezza, Florence
by The Sartorialist
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18 Jul 17:47
‘Vampire Grave’ Discovered at Polish Construction Site
by George Dvorsky
Archaeologists in Poland believe they have found a vampire grave near the town of Gilwice in southern Poland. The skeletons were found with their heads removed and placed between their legs — a ritualistic practice designed to keep the dead from rising up.
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18 Jul 17:44
Crazy Ideas that Made the Leap from Scifi to Reality
by Vincze Miklós
We may never have our flying cars, but there are some things that science fiction has predicted accurately. Here are some futuristic technologies that started as fiction and are now part of the real world.
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18 Jul 17:44
More evidence that Neanderthals made jewelry and art
by Annalee Newitz
Neanderthals have a reputation as grunting dimwits who lived animalistic lives in caves. But modern scientific discoveries have changed this picture dramatically. The latest discovery to overturn this myth offers evidence that Neanderthals painted shells like this one, and kept them as art or jewelry.
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15 Jul 21:29
What if The Simpsons was invaded by characters from Game of Thrones?
by Meredith Woerner
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Sem spoilers
Last year, we witnessed The Simpsons give tribute to Game of Thrones in their introduction. Now, the cast of George R.R. Martin's series has invaded Springfield, and it is awesome.
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15 Jul 21:27
More beautiful cover girls by Elizabeth Torque
by Andrea
Elizabeth Torque's style always leads to gorgeous drawings of women. You can ogle some of them in last years video game and comic post, but first here's a collection of her more recent covers, commissions, and sketches.
Executive Assistant Assassins cover black and white
Executive Assistant Assassins cover
Executive Assistant Assassins cover
Executive Assistant Assassins cover
Executive Assistant Assassins cover
Strangers Tale cover
Plume cover
Hack/Slash cover black and white
Hack/Slash cover
Death commission black and white
Death commission
Jinnrise cover
Mercy Sparx cover
Mercy Sparx cover
Soulfire cover black and white
Soulfire cover
Art for ImagineFX Magazine
Unfinished Batman cover
Unfinished Avengers sketches
Circus style Zatanna sketch
Thor and Hercules commission black and white
Thor and Hercules commission
Red Sonja commission
Supergirl commission
- Elizabeth Torque Blog deviantART
15 Jul 21:15
A dream city sits atop a seahorse's head
by Lauren Davis
Chinese sculptor Hu Shaoming's urban landscapes look like something out of a fairy tale—golden cities that hang upside down or steel towers that ride on a seahorse's head.
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13 Jul 22:05
Man of Steel concept art puts Zod in more alien armor
by Lauren Davis
We already know that Superman's outfit went through many, many iterations for Man of Steel, but the Kryptonian armor also saw its share of designs. Concept artist Ed Natividad shares some of his Kryptonian armor studies, including Zod's warrior helm.
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12 Jul 16:52
Decapitated worms regrow their heads with old memories intact
by George Dvorsky
It’s hard to let go of some memories, even if your head has been chopped off. Well, at least if you’re a flatworm. When these tiny critters are decapitated, their heads and brain eventually grow back. But more remarkable than that, so too do their previous memories.
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12 Jul 16:33
You Don't Know Squat About Pacific Rim
by Charlie Jane Anders
You think you know all about Pacific Rim, the robots-stomping-monsters epic that opens tonight? You haven't even scratched the surface. We went deep inside the making of Pacific Rim and talked to the stars and VFX crew, plus director Guillermo del Toro. And we learned the Pacific Rim secrets they didn't include in the trailers.
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12 Jul 16:32
Is Mars Ruled by Beavers?
by Ron Miller
NASA has been accused of covering up evidence of all manner of lifeforms on Mars: lizards, snakes, rats and squirrels, among other things. But has it really been covering up an even bigger secret?
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12 Jul 16:32
NASA responds to a seven-year-old's request to go to Mars
by George Dvorsky
A seven-year-old boy recently asked NASA for advice on how to become an astronaut. And because they're cool that way, the space agency responded in kind.
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12 Jul 16:21
Atomic tests help prove that we grow new neurons in our brains
by Esther Inglis-Arkell
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We used to think that the human brain was unchanging once a person reached maturity. Not true. One of the things that helped debunk this idea was the most destructive weapon ever created. This is what nuclear bombs proved about the human brain.
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12 Jul 16:21
Karlie Kloss Gets Naked for Vogue Again
by Tyler McCall
12 Jul 16:20
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by autodidactic
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