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The Lion Yoga Pose is a Big Old NOPE
Release the demons within!

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drewwise:

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gamefreaksnz:

State of Decay: new trailer reveals terrifying open-world zombie outbreak

Undead Labs have released a new gameplay trailer from their zombie apocalypse survival game, State of Decay.

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gamefreaksnz:

Dragon’s Crown trailer reveals the Sorceress
Vanillaware and Atlus have unveiled the first in a series of videos that introduce Dragon Crown’s six main protagonists.

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simply-boho:

Want more color? Click here

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8bitfuture:

Image: NASA’s different views of the Sun.
This collage of solar images from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) shows how observations of the sun in different wavelengths helps highlight different aspects of the sun’s surface and atmosphere.
The collage also includes images from other SDO instruments that display magnetic and Doppler information.)

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Posted on Friday, 4 January 2013.

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8bitfuture:

Gaze tracking device nearing release.
The Tobii REX is a small USB powered device able to accurately track a users gaze with enough precision to use it instead of a mouse pointer. While a developer version is available now for US$995, the Tobii says they will make 5,000 of the REX’s available before the end of 2013, presumably for a much cheaper price.
dvice checked it out at CES, here’s what they had to say:

It’s easy to be skeptical about such a claim, but we tried it for ourselves, and it works flawlessly. It’s one of those rare technologies that totally feels like The Future.

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Posted on Friday, 4 January 2013.

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thefinalimage:

Fantastic Planet, 1973 (dir. René Laloux)

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gamefreaksnz:

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leatherwings:

copy and paste yourself into my bed

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Not a Blimp, Not a Plane: The Gigantic Aeroscraft Is Ready, and It’s Awesome
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This is a new type of rigid aircraft. It’s not a blimp, and it’s not an airplane, but this thing has the potential to alter the way we understand travel and completely change military transportation. You can see a video of its first move here.
According to the company, “the final configuration and vehicle systems integration functionality testing has been completed as the Aeroscraft subscale demonstration vehicle reaches the finish line.” The aircraft will enter a flying tests phase over the next 60 days. After they are done with the testing, they will build the full scale version. Yes, this gigantic aircraft is only a small version of what’s coming. Imagine that.
Aeros CEO Igor Pasternak thinks that “this is truly the beginning of a vertical global transportation solution for perhaps the next 100 years.” Indeed, it may become just that. Imagine having the capability of transporting huge amounts of material or people across any distance, without the need of any ground infrastructure.
Civilian versions would be able to offer air cruises at any altitude. Just like a cruise ship but over land. Imagine taking the most awesome trip over a three or four days, from New York to San Francisco, slowly flying over the Grand Canyon or the Rocky Mountains, watching the incredible scenery while sipping on a cocktail or comfortably having dinner in a restaurant with huge glass windows. Then, at night, you sleep in your comfortable room. That’s what the full-size Aeroscraft will be able to offer and I will be the first one in line to experience it.

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“Life is the art of drawing without an eraser.” ~John W. Gardner

“Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it.” ~Andre Gide

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8bitfuture:

Martian meteorite gives glimpse of a watery past on Mars.
After a year of study, NASA has revealed details about the meteorite NWA 7034 “Black Beauty”, which was found in the Sahara Desert in 2011. The 320 gram meteorite contains 10 times more water than other Martian meteorites previously analysed, and is thought to have formed 2.1 billion years ago at the start of the most recent geologic period on Mars, known as the Amazonian.
“The age of NWA 7034 is important because it is significantly older than most other Martian meteorites,” said Mitch Schulte, program scientist for the Mars Exploration Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington. “We now have insight into a piece of Mars’ history at a critical time in its evolution.”
“The contents of this meteorite may challenge many long held notions about Martian geology,” said John Grunsfeld, associate administrator for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate in Washington. “These findings also present an important reference frame for the Curiosity rover as it searches for reduced organics in the minerals exposed in the bedrock of Gale Crater.”NWA 7034 is made of cemented fragments of basalt, rock that forms from rapidly cooled lava. The fragments are primarily feldspar and pyroxene, most likely from volcanic activity.

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