For those anxiously awaiting December 21, 2012, here’s a little thriller for you. In a few hours, an asteroid (named 2012 QG42) the size of three football fields will be making a close pass by Earth. We would have warned you earlier but, eh, the astronomy geeks just spotted it a few weeks ago.
Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall (2013) – status watch – latest news
Production for Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall, based on the comic book series of the same name, has begun and have all heard that the hilarious Jim Carrey will join the cast playing the part of The Colonel (the guy that boosts the morale of the misfit heroes). Universal Pictures is filming the movie…
It is official – there is enough wind in the world to meet our energy requirements.
The outstanding photographical illusions of Erik Johansson
Erik Johansson is a full-time photographer and retoucher. Originally from Sweden, he has since moved to Berlin, Germany, where he works commercially to bring ideas in his mind to life. His photography and retouch work is nothing short of astounding. You can view his complete portfolio on his personal website.
Did you Know (DYK) – there was once a lone phone booth in the middle of the Mojave Desert?
Apple iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy SIII vs. Droid RAXR Maxx HD
Amazing photos of huge plasma filament erupting from the Sun
NASA spacecraft have captured pictures of a huge filament of super-hot plasma being ejected from the Sun on August 31, 2012. The Sun is approaching a period of peak activity (in 2013) and coronal mass ejections (CME’s) such as this may become more common. NASA estimates the size of the eruption as 186,000 miles long…
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Here are the latest iPhone 5 Details.
As we announced a week ago, the changes coming to the iPhone 5 are minimal at best and not too many are that excited about the improvements. Announced on September 12, 2012 (launched on September 21, 2012), the iPhone 5 includes a 4-inch Retina display (still 326 PPI) with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 1136…
Amazing pictures from teenager who sent camera into space using a balloon
The pictures below look like they were taken by a multi-billion dollar NASA satellite but these photos were actually taken by a 19-year-old teenager using a camera attached to a helium-filled balloon. Adam Cudworth, from the United Kingdom made his aerial device in just under 40 hours using a insulated box, GPS tracker…








