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    Cosmos Remixed

    Cosmos Remixed by John Boswell. Trippy.

    Biophilia

    Biophilia

    Demonstration of the Moog Minimoog

    Demonstration of the Moog Minimoog

    Quirkology

    Vanishing Head Illusion
    The Color Changing Card Trick
    Levitating Cork (Corkology)
    The Mirror

    NASA Live Streaming Video

    NASA Live Streaming Video
    NASA Mission Calendar

    Proof that God Exists

    The first thing you see when you visit ProofThatGodExists.org is a page with four buttons.
    “Absolute Tuth Exists”
    “Absolute Truth Does not Exist”
    “I Don’t Know if Absolute Truth Exists”
    “I Don’t Care if Absolute Truth Exists”
    The first button takes you to a page with two buttons.
    “Laws of Logic Exist”
    “Laws of Logic Do Not Exist”
    If you continue [...]

    Eat processed food

    In Defense of Food, by Michael Pollan, argues that the food industry and nutritional science has made Westerners less healthy. His website says, “Thirty years of official nutritional advice has only made us sicker and fatter while ruining countless numbers of meals.” Yet people in Western nations live longer* than anywhere else in [...]

    NASA, the Bible and the Missing Day

    Maybe you’ve heard this story.
    In the tenth chapter of the Old Testament book of Joshua, it is recorded that the Sun “stood still.” One day while NASA scientists were using their computers to calculate orbits for the Earth, Sun, and other planets, they discovered that there was a “lost day.” After prodding by one of [...]

    Smooth Blue Globe

    On average the Earth is about 7,917 miles in diameter. Mount Everest is about 29,029 feet tall (about 5.5 miles). If you shrank the earth down, maintaining all it’s proportions, so that it was 7.917 inches across, then Mount Everest would be a bump 0.0055 inches high. By comparison, a piece of [...]

    International Space Archives – Photos

    An archive of space photography from U.S. and international sources.
    Thanks to Cheesylibrarian34.