Archive for the ‘Science | Technology’ Category
16 Yr Old Girl Doesn’t Age … Does she hold the secrets to the Fountain of Youth?
Posted: 26th January 2012 by Sus Scrofa in Lifestyle, Oddly Enough, Science | Technology, VideosTags: 16 Girl, Fountain Of Youth, Old Girl
Super Mario, Hello Kitty and My Little Pony toys made with anatomy inside
Posted: 24th January 2012 by Sus Scrofa in Oddly Enough, Science | TechnologyTags: Anatomy, Autopsy, bones, Epoxy, fear, Few Days, Glimpse, Hello Kitty, Jason Freeny, Learned Response, Little Pony, Metro Co, models, New Yorker, organs, Pleasant View, Polymer, Super Mario, Vinyl Toys, weird
A Super Mario toy is given an anatomy One side is a perfectly pleasant view of cuddly characters beloved by children worldwide.
A Review of 2011
Posted: 30th December 2011 by Sus Scrofa in Crime, Economy | Finance, Entertainment, Fifs, Funny News, Happy News, Hot Chicks, Lifestyle, Mother Nature, Oddly Enough, Politics, Randomness, Religion, Sad News, Science | Technology, Sports, Videos, What the F*ck!Earth’s Sister Planet is Discovered
Posted: 14th December 2011 by Sus Scrofa in Science | TechnologyTags: 22b, Ames Research Center, Batalha, Borucki, Global Ocean, Habitable Zone, Kepler, Minute Fraction, Nasa Ames, Nasa Space, New Discovery, orbits, Own Solar System, Science Team Leader, Sister Planet, Space Telescope, Sunlike Star, Technical Glitch, Time Astronomers, True Nature
For the first time, astronomers have found a planet smack in the middle of the habitable zone of its sunlike star, where temperatures are good for life. “If this planet has a surface, it would have a very nice temperature of some 70° Fahrenheit [21°C],” says William Borucki of NASA’s Ames Research Center here, who [...]
Iran Captures U.S. Spy Plane…Possible Chinese Involvement
Posted: 10th December 2011 by Veritas in Politics, Science | TechnologyTags: American Enterprise Institute, Cold War Museum, Cyberwarfare, Former National Security Adviser, Francis Gary Powers, Intelligence Gathering, Military Expert, National Security Adviser, Nuclear Ambitions, Photo Reconnaissance, president george w bush, Propaganda Coup, Saudi Ambassador, Secret Operations, Spy Plane, Spy Technology, Stephen Hadley, Surveillance Drone, Tehran Government, Thomas Donnelly, Troops In Afghanistan
The loss to Iran of the CIA’s surveillance drone bristling with advanced spy technology is more than a propaganda coup and intelligence windfall for the Tehran government. The plane’s capture has peeled back another layer of secrecy from expanding U.S. operations against Iran’s nuclear and military programs. Just as the Soviet Union’s downing of the [...]
McRib Contains Shoe Soles & Yoga Mats
Posted: 26th November 2011 by Veritas in Science | Technology, What the F*ck!Tags: Ammonium Sulfate, Asthma, Bleaching Agent, Bun, Flour Products, Foamed Plastics, Food Additive, Gym Mats, Health And Safety, Health And Safety Executive, Health Food, Healthland, Mcrib Sandwich, Occupational Exposure, Polysorbate 80, Quantities, Sensitizer, Shoe Soles, Sodium, Soles, source article, Yoga Mats
Attention: Your McRib sandwich is probably not good for your heart. It has 980 mg of sodium and 10 grams of saturated fat. But then we already knew that it wasn’t exactly health food. According to Time’s healthland blog, that’s not all it has: The sandwich contains 70 other ingredients. And some of those ingredients, [...]
Moosejaw X-Ray App Lets You Undress Catalog Models
Posted: 26th November 2011 by Veritas in Oddly Enough, Science | TechnologyTags: Apparel Company, Cargo Pants, Catalog Models, Clothing Catalog, Home Shoppers, ipad, iPhone, Male Model, Male Persuasion, Moosejaw, North Face Jackets, Outdoor Apparel, Puffer Jacket, Ray Vision, Ski Bunny, Ski Pants, Skivvies, Snow Pants, source article, X-ray
Ever find yourself perusing a clothing catalog and wishing you could see the models on the pages without their clothes on? We can’t say the thought ever occurred to us, but maybe, just maybe, there are some home shoppers who’ve felt this way (perhaps of the male persuasion in particular). To which we say: there’s [...]
528HZ SOUND “MIRACULOUSLY” CLEANED OIL POLLUTED WATER IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
Posted: 26th November 2011 by Veritas in Mother Nature, Science | TechnologyTags: Botanical World, Canadian Researcher, Color Spectrum, David Sereda, Discoveries In Mathematics, Dr Horowitz, Dr Leonard Horowitz, Electro Magnetic Energy, Energy Expert, gulf of mexico, Heart Of The Rainbow, John Hutchinson, Perdido Bay Alabama, Physical Reality, Polluted Water, Public Health Expert, Pure Tone, Sound Energy, Sound Frequencies, Sound Of The Sun, Water Crystals
Perdido Bay, Alabama—A series of sounds played to oil polluted water from the Gulf of Mexico has “miraculously” cleared test samples of the deadly petrochemicals, says a well known Canadian researcher. According to John Hutchinson, an electro-magnetic energy expert from Vancouver, B.C., Canada, a selection of “music” has helped purify poisoned water. The frequencies included [...]
Global Warming Is Real…………. ClimateGate Debunked
Posted: 27th October 2011 by Veritas in Politics, Science | TechnologyTags: Benen, Brainard, climate change, Climate Scientists, Deniers, East Anglia, Frenzy, Front Pages, global warming, Grist, Grownups, High Profile, Independent Investigations, Little News, Mainstream Media, Methodologies, Network News, News Value, Rebuttal, University Of East Anglia, Ups
Last year, the hacked emails of climate scientists from the University of East Anglia spawned what has hitherto become known as “Climategate — a mini media tempest that briefly provided climate change deniers with what they believed to be grist for their favorite mill: that climate change is some sort of worldwide conspiratorial scam. There [...]
Won’t You Help The Man With The 100-Pound Scrotum?
Posted: 18th October 2011 by Sus Scrofa in Lifestyle, Mother Nature, Science | TechnologyTags: Affliction, Bowels, depression, doctors, enough money, Experimental Procedure, Heartbreaking Story, Howard Stern, Las Vegas Review Journal, medicaid, Milk Crate, million dollars, pride, Prime Of My Life, Public Plea, Risky Procedure, Scrotal Elephantiasis, Swollen Scrotum, Testes, Vegas Review Journal
The Las Vegas Review-Journal today brings us the heartbreaking story of one Wesley Warren Jr., who just three years ago possessed a scrotum as normally sized as yours or mine. (Click here for video.) But something happened, something doctors can’t explain. Suffering from scrotal elephantiasis, Warren is now going public with his affliction in hopes [...]
How Far Away are We From a Collective Conscience?
Posted: 14th October 2011 by Sus Scrofa in Science | TechnologyTags: Civilization, Collective Conscience, Disruption, Neural Net, people, real time, scientists, Self Destruct, Submission, Tree Of Life
Almost instantly people are bouncing ideas off each other, transforming each other, and learning to adapt. It is getting to function like a neural net, all it would take would be to “cloud” and “super-compute” each data bit with adaptive human cognitive software and we could could function like the Na’vi tree of life. The [...]