I don't know that I've ever seen the featured image before, however, this shot of the Earth from Apollo 17 seems to be everywhere and in my judgement would be the most famous image of the Earth.

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Technically wouldn't have been the White House under George Washington as John Adams was the first president to occupy it, [en.wikipedia.org](Philadelphia,_Pennsylvania)

Can we make it a rock opera featuring the album Spirtual Machines by Our Lady Peace (concept album based on Ray Kurzweil's The Age of Spritual Machines) also starring Aaron Eckhart and Dennis Quaid? THAT, would be totally awesome.

I've always been a fan of on-ear headphones and have absolutely refused to embrace the "earbud" trend. Why? 1) I care about my hearing and don't want to go deaf 2) I want to the music I listen to to sound good and not like ass

Pretty ballsy when you consider that thing has to be about the least stealthy (radar signature wise) thing ever made.

"Anyway, the AW100 is shockproof, waterproof (to 33 feet), and freeze-proof (whatever that means?)."

Where does it say "The Sony NEX-7 is a Micro Four-Thirds camera..."? I don't see it at all... maybe the article has already been corrected?

I shoot on a GH1 which is a Micro 4/3 camera, so of course something like the NEX-5n and 7 are very intriguing possibilities for me. The super high ISO (with low noise) is the #1 attractive factor that will probably convince me to spend my money, however, I have a sneaking suspicion that in a year or less someone…

This needs to be on the new season of horders.

So how does that compare to microwaving a burrito for 30 seconds or importing cheap consumer goods from China? I suspect its a lot less.

Stars are simple balls of gas... which exist in a universe of possibly 11 dimensions, if not more. The light which they give off seems to function as both a wave and particle simultaneously somehow. Whose existence in at least one circumstance spontaneously produced life and evolved intelligent beings who can…