What would it look like to travel through a wormhole? Maybe a little bit like this new photo series from Randy Scott…
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My friends said I was "too paranoid" when they saw me tearing and shredding the address labels on all my snail mail and magazines... who's paranoid now suckers?!? lol
Surgeons have used metal screws to reassemble broken bones for years, but there are drawbacks: if the metal…
Do not forget, when Cohle and Hart were investigating the little girl who went missing — which they suspect is related to the Lange case — they're told about rumors of a girl being chased by a being with a head of spaghetti. Cthulhu?
Two episodes into the series, True Detective dropped a reference to one of the strangest, most compelling tales in…
The ongoing drought in the U.S. west and mountain region is leading to the surprise reappearance of historical…
Internet life can make us feel like we've seen everything . . . then mother nature hits us with something so gosh-darn breathtaking, we feel like preschoolers learning about airplanes again.
Beauty Incarnate.
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I've seen plenty of Russian kids risking their lives walking on top of buildings or hanging from bridges, cranes and…
We've seen a lot of world population maps, but this might just be prettiest one yet. Simple black lines trace the…
We all know how it feels. A flame hits the fuse, and sparks spray into the cool nighttime air. Your jaw goes slack…
This misses the point entirely. By fetishizing the frame of a photo and the act of recording, you take yourself out of the moment. It's not that you're not paying attention, it's that you're viewing reality through a conceptual framework of "media." Being out of the moment is rarely good. There are probably a ton…
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In September 1990, a group of scientists put a drill head to the ground in southern Germany, where two landmasses…
The part they use to pierce the skin.
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I honestly can't tell if this is a joke or the next Rebecca Black. Please let it be both.