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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

jtotheizzoe: A noble gas, indeed. This becomes rather silly if you imagine it read in a helium voice. (source?) I think a bunch of Hydrogen cultists just attacked some balloons over this heresy.

jtotheizzoe:

A noble gas, indeed.

This becomes rather silly if you imagine it read in a helium voice.

(source?)

I think a bunch of Hydrogen cultists just attacked some balloons over this heresy.

(Source: yobaba)

Ferrets discover pure joy in a tub of packing peanuts

a little distraction is needed.

Easter….in…..Space! Posted with Blogsy

Easter….in…..Space!

thefrogman: “It’s 170.59 kilometers distance to Chicago, Illinois. Our petroleum reserves are at 50% capacity. We have ten cigarettes. There is no illumination. And we have on eye-wear that reduces the amount of light that enters our retinas. Which is illogical.”  “Hit it.” Awesome.

thefrogman:

“It’s 170.59 kilometers distance to Chicago, Illinois. Our petroleum reserves are at 50% capacity. We have ten cigarettes. There is no illumination. And we have on eye-wear that reduces the amount of light that enters our retinas. Which is illogical.” 

“Hit it.”

Awesome.

(Source: comaboy)

Hitchiker’s Guide to Google Doodle. Posted with Blogsy

Hitchiker’s Guide to Google Doodle.

5 Easy Ways to Spot a B.S. News Story on the Internet

cracked:

Hey, since we’re all talking about “don’t believe everything you read,” here’s David Wong!

So how do you spot baloney on the Internet?

kadrey:

Awesome: The night sky in motion.

(Source: fencehopping)

jtotheizzoe: Name That Space Rock The difference between a comet, asteroid, meteoroid, meteor and meteorite, by narwhalbot on Flickr. Now you know. Some useful definitions.

jtotheizzoe:

Name That Space Rock

The difference between a comet, asteroid, meteoroid, meteor and meteorite, by narwhalbot on Flickr.

Now you know.

Some useful definitions.

Raining Sun

This video represents about 21hrs in real time of hot (180,000 F) solar plasma following magnetic field lines and raining back onto the Sun. Besides the main flare be sure to look around at all the other activity and dancing regions across the surface.

Read more via BadAstronomy

thefrogman: Chainsawsuit by Kris Straub [website | twitter] I need this to hang on my wall. :)

thefrogman:

Chainsawsuit by Kris Straub [website | twitter]

I need this to hang on my wall. :)