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If you feel like cringing yourself to death and crying to sleep for the rest of your life should you miraculously survive the ordeal, you can watch it on youtube

I couldn’t make it two minutes in

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Neil deGrasse Tyson explains just how rich billionaire Bill Gates is in terms of "how much money needs to be on the street for Bill Gates to bother to pick it up." The answer is... a lot. It's a lot of money.

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A reservoir of water three times the volume of all the oceans has been discovered deep beneath the Earth's surface. The finding could help explain where Earth's seas came from. The water is hidden inside a blue rock called ringwoodite that lies 700 kilometres underground in the mantle, the layer of hot rock between Earth's surface and its core.

by @iamtew

The Badlands are a type of parched, sunbaked terrain characterized by jagged rock, cracked earth and, of course, minimal vegetation. It’s a harsh environment of lifeless wasteland but there is also good news to be found in the badlands. For the patient observer, like photographer Guy Tal, there is a delicate beauty that reveals itself only so often. “On rare years,” says Tal, describing his series of photos taken in the American West, “wildflowers burst into stunning display of color, transforming the desert into a veritable garden for just few precious days.” The reason, apparently, is that vegetation in the region has adapted to the climate. With just a tiny bit of moisture the desert can transform into a colorful garden of bright purple and yellow. You can see more photos on Tal’s website, or purchase his book More Than a Rock. (via Bored Panda)

Update: According to @happyhillers these are Scorpionweed and Beeplant flowers.

Scenes from Burning Man, shot by Trey Ratcliff Open Fullscreen for optimal viewing Fullscreen Folkert

We have been waiting for Alejandro González Iñárritu's movie Birdman FOREVER. And now the trailer is here in full, gorgeous insanity. It looks good—like, really good. We can't wait.

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In celebration of Father's Day, I drew this comic about the beautiful chaos of having an 18-month-old.

For residents living in the north, where sunlight can be a rare commodity during the winter, a psychological condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder is a very real problem. Light therapy is one way to shake off the winter blues, and although artificial lighting solutions do exist, they are generally available as simple variations on traditional desk lamps. An Italian designer has developed CoeLux, a unique system that delivers artificial light through an intelligent false skylight... Continue Reading CoeLux skylight brings "sunlight" to windowless spaces

Section: Electronics

Tags: Healing, Health, LED, Lighting, Nanotechnology, Sunlight

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La World Cup of Everything Else del Wall Street Journal hace competir a los mismos 32 países que van a jugar la Copa del Mundo de fútbol pero con diversos datos: número de McDonalds, aeropuertos, Starbucks per capita... También hay otras métricas más serias, como población, usuarios de Internet o accidentes de coche.

España no destaca por nada en particular. Pero atención: en «aeropuertos per cápita» -donde podríamos estar bien clasificados- caemos miserablemente eliminados en la primera ronda por mala suerte: nos tocó junto a Australia, donde hay poca gente, un gran territorio y por tanto tocan a más. En cambio en desempleo quedamos en un digno tercer o cuarto puesto, categoría ganada por méritos propios por Bosnia y Herzegovina, que padece un 44,3% de paro :-(

(Vía Neatorama.)

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