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neurosciencestuff:

Japan’s Robot Suit Gets Global Safety Certificate

A robot suit that can help the elderly or disabled get around was given its global safety certificate in Japan on Wednesday, paving the way for its worldwide rollout.

The Hybrid Assistive Limb, or HAL, is a power-assisted pair of legs developed by Japanese robot maker Cyberdyne, which has also developed similar robot arms.

More like paving the way for violent robot leg revolt.

EGORAPTOR WAS RIGHT.

2030 WE ALL BECOME ROBOTSSSSSSSssssss

Why on earth would they call it HAL?!?!

have the seen 2001: a space odyssey?!?!

This is really cool! But the name choice could have been better.

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rikudera: zacksus: miketooch: trebaolofarabia: neurosciencestuff: Japan’s Robot Suit Gets Global Safety Certificate A robot suit that can help the elderly or disabled get around was given its global safety certificate in Japan on Wednesday, paving the way for its worldwide rollout. The Hybrid Assistive Limb, or HAL, is a power-assisted pair of legs developed by Japanese robot maker Cyberdyne, which has also developed similar robot arms. More like paving the way for violent robot leg revolt. EGORAPTOR WAS RIGHT. 2030 WE ALL BECOME ROBOTSSSSSSSssssss Why on earth would they call it HAL?!?! have the seen 2001: a space odyssey?!?! This is really cool! But the name choice could have been better.
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reginasworld:

Redesigning old Military Airlanes

In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes.

The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org

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reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
reginasworld: Redesigning old Military Airlanes In Spring 2010, the idea of The Boneyard Project was first devised by Eric Firestone and organized by curator Carlo McCormick. What the project entailed was the revival of “nose art” which was popularized during the World War II era. It involves reinterpreting the body of an aircraft – a sort of airplane graffiti. Firestone’s concept has since evolved into a larger goal in which various international contemporary artists are set to redesign the entirety of old, out-of-use military planes. The term “bone yard” refers to the remote, desolate parking stations for these behemoth, inactive vessels in the dessert. The first installment of this expanding series, called The Boneyard Project: Nose Job, was comprised of works from over a dozen artists. This current “part 2″ of the project is titled The Boneyard Project: Return Trip and features more than 30 artists. #www.pimaair.org
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timgspears:

Window Socket - Kyuho Song & Boa Oh


So this is an absolutley brilliant idea! Just attach the plug on to a window and it will harness solar energy. A small converter will convert it into electricity which can be freely used as a plug when you are in the car, on a plane or outside.

Love this design and I really think it has a great potential.

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timgspears: Window Socket - Kyuho Song & Boa Oh So this is an absolutley brilliant idea! Just attach the plug on to a window and it will harness solar energy. A small converter will convert it into electricity which can be freely used as a plug when you are in the car, on a plane or outside.Love this design and I really think it has a great potential.
timgspears: Window Socket - Kyuho Song & Boa Oh So this is an absolutley brilliant idea! Just attach the plug on to a window and it will harness solar energy. A small converter will convert it into electricity which can be freely used as a plug when you are in the car, on a plane or outside.Love this design and I really think it has a great potential.
timgspears: Window Socket - Kyuho Song & Boa Oh So this is an absolutley brilliant idea! Just attach the plug on to a window and it will harness solar energy. A small converter will convert it into electricity which can be freely used as a plug when you are in the car, on a plane or outside.Love this design and I really think it has a great potential.
timgspears: Window Socket - Kyuho Song & Boa Oh So this is an absolutley brilliant idea! Just attach the plug on to a window and it will harness solar energy. A small converter will convert it into electricity which can be freely used as a plug when you are in the car, on a plane or outside.Love this design and I really think it has a great potential.
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estimfalos:

Hang Son Doong, the “mountain river cave” in Vietnam, may be the world’s biggest subterranean passage. A half-mile block of 40-story buildings could fit inside this stretch of the cave.

Photos by Carsten Peter, National Geographic

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estimfalos: Hang Son Doong, the “mountain river cave” in Vietnam, may be the world’s biggest subterranean passage. A half-mile block of 40-story buildings could fit inside this stretch of the cave. Photos by Carsten Peter, National Geographic
estimfalos: Hang Son Doong, the “mountain river cave” in Vietnam, may be the world’s biggest subterranean passage. A half-mile block of 40-story buildings could fit inside this stretch of the cave. Photos by Carsten Peter, National Geographic
estimfalos: Hang Son Doong, the “mountain river cave” in Vietnam, may be the world’s biggest subterranean passage. A half-mile block of 40-story buildings could fit inside this stretch of the cave. Photos by Carsten Peter, National Geographic
estimfalos: Hang Son Doong, the “mountain river cave” in Vietnam, may be the world’s biggest subterranean passage. A half-mile block of 40-story buildings could fit inside this stretch of the cave. Photos by Carsten Peter, National Geographic
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Solitude by Joe Fenton

Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.

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Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
Solitude by Joe Fenton Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.

darkerangels:

Street Artist: Banksy

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nbcnews:

France legalizes gay marriage despite angry protests

(Photo: AFP - Getty Images)

France became the 14th country in the world to allow same-sex couples to wed Tuesday, when its parliament approved a law that has sparked often violent street protests and a rise in homophobic attacks.

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nbcnews: France legalizes gay marriage despite angry protests (Photo: AFP - Getty Images) France became the 14th country in the world to allow same-sex couples to wed Tuesday, when its parliament approved a law that has sparked often violent street protests and a rise in homophobic attacks. Read the complete story.
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science111:

1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water

2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air

3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness

4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp

5. push two identical clouds of smoke

6. create a vacuum in the empty tank

7. set fire to the smoke from the candles

8. overturn the glass with smoke

9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]

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science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]
science111: 1. dip a spoon of gallium in a glass of hot water 2. make a bubble with smoke instead of air 3. dissolve the tablet in weightlessness 4. set fire to the  energy-saving lamp 5. push two identical clouds of smoke 6. create a vacuum in the empty tank 7. set fire to the smoke from the candles 8. overturn the glass with smoke 9. pour the hot solution in a plastic cup [x]

thatscienceguy:

thatscienceguy:

What happens when you rotate Copper Sulfate while it is on fire!

GUYS! how does this not have 10000 notes already?! Seriously! this is awesome…

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thatscienceguy: thatscienceguy: What happens when you rotate Copper Sulfate while it is on fire! GUYS! how does this not have 10000 notes already?! Seriously! this is awesome…