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cute-overload: It’s his first time having to wear a conehttp://cute-overload.tumblr.com
a-mini-a-day: archiemcphee: Today the Department of Miniature
fozmeadows: scienceofsarcasm: Evening Post: August 12, 1899.
cute-overload: The Perfect Kitten Holderhttp://cute-overload.tumblr.com
mashable: Supermoon of the Year: 20 Photos From Around the World
pretzel-swirl: meow-fuck: If you were having a bad day, here
flavorpill: Whimsical Animated GIFs of Illustrations From the
directorlazard: rapeculturerealities: fuckyeahifightlikeagirl:
blktauna: brolinapproved: eholaura: solarselection: small-baby-chihiro:
The right’s “plagiarism” scam: How low it will stoop to
gettyimages: Last night’s Supermoon In the second supermoon
futurist-foresight: A very innovative personal security device.
neurosciencestuff: Tiny chip mimics brain, delivers supercomputer
amnhnyc: For more than three billion years, the Earth harbored
wilwheaton: adventuresinblunderland: schindermania: dollymacabre:
salon: A scientist telling it like it is.
putthison: When Hollywood Actors Dressed Themselves The blog
ibmconsulting: IBM’s new supercomputing chip mimics the human
futurist-foresight: Just a little bit of astronomical magnificence
futurist-foresight: A look at the spread of the current ebola
hellas-inhabitants: Andros. Cyclades group Greece. It is the
kostis21: Achla Beach, Andros island, Greece
sabreean: The top photo shows two of the closely-set stone pillars
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mybigfannie: tastefullyoffensive: Cat Buttwiggles [x]Previously:
futurescope: Scientists develop Spray-on Solar Cells Solar graffitis
Historical Nonfiction
webbys: It’s their Internet, we just honor the very best of
thestanfordgallery: John Henry Fuseli Thor Battling the Midgard
scienceyoucanlove: How many women can you guess? Do you remember/know
ucresearch: Einstein’s Brain (…and the neuroscientist
lindahall: Maria Mitchell - Scientist of the Day Maria Mitchell,
stuffmomnevertoldyou: Badasses, circa 1928.
scienceyoucanlove: As a 19-year-old sophomore at Stanford, Elizabeth
specialagentofthelamb: This woman deserves a round of applause
delilahsdawson: ladyattercop: Katie Brumbach was one of fourteen