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Puppy’s First Visit To The Beach Will Make All Other Dog Photos Out There Irrelevant
This little fella’s name is Champ. He’s a 9-week-old golden retriever that went to the beach for the first time in Hagar Township on Lake Michigan.
Photograher Patrick Holthof
This glass explodes only due to the disturbance at the tail end, not from being hit by the hammer.
Here’s another demonstration of breaking the tail:
Then again at 100,000 frames per second:
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Things Programmers Shout #501
*On an FRC team, works on code for an hour trying to figure out why an arm is not going up. * *walks over to robot* “The motor isn’t even there!!!!”
// submitted by @mindstormer7
In December 2015, photographer Tim Samuel caught this amazing shot of a fish swimming inside of a jelly fish off Byron Bay, Australia. The fish is actually steering the jellyfish around. Source Source 2
Marie Curie’s century-old notebooks are still radioactive, so they’re kept in lead-lined boxes for protection against radiation exposure.
Photo via: Wellcome Library, London
Anyone wishing to handle her notebooks, personal effects, or other items have to wear protective gear and sign a liability waiver, just in case. She basically walked around carrying radium and polonium in her pockets, so… yeah.
Photo via: Amanda Macias/Business Insider
Marie and her husband Pierre are buried in Paris’s Panthéon, a mausoleum in that contains the remains of distinguished French citizens — including philosophers Rousseau and Voltaire.
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my little brother whos 7 was saying girls can’t be scientists and my little sister whos 5 looked at him offended and said “princess bubblegum is a girl and shes a scientist, jonny!” and he said “oh yeah…ok nvm” and they continued eating breakfast like nothing. THIS IS WHY REPRESENTATION IS IMPORTANT GUYS!!!!!!!
Replace the ‘W’ in the questions Where?, What?, and When? with a ’T’. Now you have the answers.
Source: Words
Your microwave clock might not use *that* much power, but add it to your plugged in tv, computer, DVR, etc.? That's a lot of wasted energy.
Everbright is a grid of LED dials you can rotate through the color spectrum, making it like a giant Lite-Brite. There are no removable parts, each circle produces every color of the rainbow, and designs can be erased or animated with the touch of a button. Source
Friend: “So I’m thinking of joining that robotics team you’re always talking about.”
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FIRST Robotics: Where students are more excited for Kickoff than the beginning of a New Year
I started this but I didn’t really know where I was going with it so I put a lil’ gradient on it and called it a day. Also this is like an 11"x14" print size so maybe I’ll print one just to have something come out of this summer
Smart Girls co-founder and Executive Director Meredith Walker sat down with Smarties from Qualcomm and the FIRST Robotics Competition to talk about robots, women in STEM, and the importance of mentorship! You might even see Smart Girl Amy Poehler make a surprise appearance — plus, hear about what these women would say on the red carpet (to accept their Nobel Prize, of course!)
Visit our site to learn more about Qualcomm, First Robotics, and these Smarties: http://amysmartgirls.com/smart-girls-in-stem
How lack of sleep actually affects your health
According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, sleep deficiency can take a scary toll on your physical well-being. “Ongoing sleep deficiency is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and stroke,” the organization stated on their website. So even if you feel OK after only a few hours of sleep, skipping out on too much may actually be risking your health. So how much sleep do we really need?
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What would it take too actually colonize the moon?
An international team of scientists has laid out an extensive plan detailing how we could set up a permanent moon colony in the next five to seven years. “It is time to go back to this moon, this time to stay, and funding is no longer the main hurdle,” the team concludes in the report, published this month. Previously, it seemed that NASA couldn’t afford to split its resources between the moon and Mars. The low cost of this new plan could change that.
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Circular Solar Outburst
A round solar prominence burst from the sun on March 13, 2016, shortly after it rotated into the view of NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO. Much of the solar material did not escape the sun’s gravitational pull, falling back to the solar surface (more).
Credits: NASA/SDO
