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Sleepyheads.

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#how I make my comebacks

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jtotheizzoe:

The Oldest Water on Earth Tastes Very Bad
Last month, some scientists collected water from deep inside the Earth that may have been isolated for more than 2 billion years!! That’s half the age of Earth.
So of course, being a scientist, Barbara Lollar (one of the paper’s authors) had to taste it. It was not delicious (and luckily non-toxic). Instead, it was so salty that it had the consistency of maple syrup.
(via The Atlantic)

jtotheizzoe:

The Oldest Water on Earth Tastes Very Bad

Last month, some scientists collected water from deep inside the Earth that may have been isolated for more than 2 billion years!! That’s half the age of Earth.

So of course, being a scientist, Barbara Lollar (one of the paper’s authors) had to taste it. It was not delicious (and luckily non-toxic). Instead, it was so salty that it had the consistency of maple syrup.

(via The Atlantic)

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smartercities:

Move Over, Hoverboards: This Bike Lets You Fly | Mashable
A new mode of personal transportation has beat hoverboards to the market: the flying bicycle.
Czech companies Duratec, Technodat and Evektor have created a prototype of a flying electric bicycle. Unlike E.T.’s run-of-the-mill two-wheeler, however, this one looks more like a snow bike.

smartercities:

Move Over, Hoverboards: This Bike Lets You Fly | Mashable

A new mode of personal transportation has beat hoverboards to the market: the flying bicycle.

Czech companies Duratec, Technodat and Evektor have created a prototype of a flying electric bicycle. Unlike E.T.’s run-of-the-mill two-wheeler, however, this one looks more like a snow bike.

(via emergentfutures)

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theinevitablezombieapocalypse:

Are you ready for World War Z?

kingofreaks:

I want to see this for the same reason people slow down at car accidents, I know its going to be bad but I’m not sure how bad its going to be.

I blame Max Brooks and Paramount in equal parts for this.

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solarreviews:

The world’s largest solar-powered boat, Tûranor PlanetSolar, broke its own world record for crossing the Atlantic Ocean using only the power of the sun. The clean energy vessel traveled almost 2,870 miles in 22 days, 12 hours and 32 minutes.

Read the full article on the SolarReviews blog

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rebel6:

by Tom Wood

rebel6:

by Tom Wood

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rhamphotheca:

Fringe Treefrog (Cruziohyla craspedopus), South America

The eggs are laid in tree cavities in which water accumultaes, high up on the trunk. There, the tadpoles develop and metamorphose. Though Cruziohyla will deposit eggs in shallow puddles in the forest, if nest cavities are unavailable.

(photo: adult - CameraNaturalist; tadpole- Santiago Ron)

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