I have tinnitus from working many years around loud jets while I was in the military. Even with hearing protection, damage can build up over time. Usually the best treatment for me is to turn on some sound like a fan or a radio. Your brain seems to lock on the ringing sound if there is nothing else to listen to and…

Right, once again Gizmodo not passing the complete story along.

Now if it were a real pipped and HD TV image from top side of the ship and not just a picture you would have the real view and wouldn't have to worry about the seasickness problem. Unless you get seasick anyway. Just a thought.

Todays time waster Extra: The location of the 2 biggest gold vaults in the world? Just a few feet apart of each other in New York City

So those white stacks are cash. Some odd stuff on the site if you link through to it. Stacks of $100 bills in the amount of the US debt are pretty interesting.

What is this silver stack showing? Also Interesting that I'm not seeing places like Indonesia, Australia, Peru, and South Africa on here which also have some of the largest gold mines in the world.

The GIF is kind of like riding a merry-go-round. Stare at it too much though and you get dizzy and want to puke in 1/6th Earth gravity.

This one is a massive one and moved on roads as well.

I like this one for another reason too. When they say public road, location matters. A lot of the roads in the UK and other countries are older and narrower. This makes moving anything more of a challenge than if the same thing was moved on a road in the US and some other countries.

Ah, Amazon advanced delivery system.

Nice but Meh, We've seen weaponized drones before. Needs a higher payload capacity to carry the good ones

Why can't we edit our posts again? Anyway, That now translates to a shift adding an extra zero to the final number so the final number is now 67,500,243,324,000,000,000 miles traveled

Correct I slide the decimal by mistake there 669.6million miles an hour.

Thing is, with space we deal with distance scales that are insane. Light travels at 186,000 miles in a second or 299,792,458 meters a second. 66.96 million miles an hour x 8,765.81 hours in a year x 11.5 million years. So this light we are seeing in the night sky has traveled 6,750,024,332,400,000,000 miles or…

When I first saw this I thought: "What the hell is climbing up the back of her head?" Took me a sec to realize it was some guy in the background facing the other way

or second Billion in this case...

Size wise the C-5 could carry 6 Greyhound buses which is way bigger. Maintenance wise though they break down a lot. The C-17 is just a newer airplane and the go-to for everything. No upper passenger deck on the C-17 as well so you see the guys here riding with the rest of the cargo. Ok for a short flight but on a long…

Restrictions are there to keep you off vehicles in the bay. You don't want to risk someone releasing a brake or anything like that and allowing the weight to shift. pretty common to see guys laying on pallets and things in the hold though during long flights.

It was movie "Knowing" with Nicolas Cage in it.