An epic tree washed ashore near Washington State’s Olympic National Park. For reference, the woman in the picture stands 6-feet tall. This piece of driftwood is actually termed “drift log”.
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Felix breaks three world records and breaks the sound barrier with skydive jump from the edge of space [UPDATE]
Felix Baumgartner, Australian daredevil, successfully jumped from 128,100 feet (24 miles) above the Earth plunging 833.9 MPH (Mach 1.24) to break the sound barrier. Baumgartner rode in a special capsule and wore a 100 pound pressurized flight suit that protected him from the 70 degrees below zero temperature and kept his blood from vaporizing in…
Historic spot of Julius Caesar’s assassination may have finally been discovered by archaeologists in Rome
Giant eyeball washes up on Florida beach [UPDATE]
How to handle being charged by a 400 pound gorilla
Gorillas are considered to be highly intelligent. People are considered to be highly intelligent too – at least most of them are. In this video, note how the man handles being charged by a 400lb gorilla – by standing his ground and not flinching (his big balls probably keep him anchored pretty well too).
Researchers discover planet that is twice Earth’s size and made of granite and diamonds
SpaceX lost more than an engine this week – they dropped a satellite along the way that deorbited
SpaceX’s Dragon cargo vessel launch was exciting and the engine flameout added a bit of drama to the historic event. Now we find out that more than an engine was lost in the mission. An Orbcomm communications satellite was riding in the “trunk” of the Falcon 9 rocket. The engine failure forced an early release…
So faster-than-light travel may be possible after all
Although Einstein’s theories suggest that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, two scientists have extended his equations to show what would happen if faster-than-light travel were possible. In effect, they propose that the universe is divided into two worlds – one where everything moves slower than the speed of light and the…
Video shows octopus making quick work of food trap while fighting off shark with one tentacle
HRP-4C Miim female robot walks like a human being – similar to ASIMO but prettier
Advanced Industrial Science Technology (AIST) has created HRP-4C Miim, a female robot that walks like a human being (similar to ASIMO but prettier). Her knees are stretched by up/down motion of the waist, the single-toe supporting realizes longer strides, and she mimics the swing motion of human legs.









