While comets were historically thought to be ill omens of war and famine, recent science has revealed that these celestial wonders actually contain amino acids, the building blocks of life on Earth. Justin Dowd explores the implications of this magnificent discovery. [Ted Ed]
I’ve been known to be stupidly literal like that on occasions. :) [Source: Jim Benton – Dr. Sheila’s Robot]
From Superhero Stuff: The 100% cotton Batman Be Yourself Unless T-Shirt will spell out some very important life lessons. Sure, they’ve been beating into our heads how important being one’s self is but they never really address if one could be Batman in Kindergarten. If they had, the course of our lives might have been […]
Warning: Immature humor. Look at them. LOOK! The song was composed by Youtuber Weebl’s Stuff and is based on his experiences at London MCM Comic Con. [Weebl’s Stuff]
It can also be so much more than a Pokemon bookmark! Just use your imagination! [Source: woemygod | Via]
A belt buckle shaped like the top of the TARDIS, now how awesome is that? The perfect gift for the Doctor Who fan in your life! At 4” by 2.5” and made from a metal with hard enamel coat, the Dr. Who Tardis Belt Buckle may or may not be the way to enter the […]
Thank you Doctor, you might love humanity a little more than what most see in you now that you’ve regenerated once again. From Ross Goodall: A lovely message from Peter Capaldi to my 9 year old autistic son. This arrived just before Thomas’ nanny’s funeral and helped him to deal with his grief in a […]
Go home Nutella. This is the new king, and apparently, it tastes and smells just like Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. Also, according to Reese’s Facebook page, the product is now available in stores. I’ve compared the nutritional value of the product with regular Kraft peanut butter, and while the spread has less fat per tbsp. […]
A machine that “prints” foods such as pizza is on the way. The Foodini is designed to make it easier to prepare fresh foods rather than rely on processed, prepared meals. While the device works along the lines of a 3D printer, it uses natural food ingredients rather than plastics. In principle it can work […]
Watch as Gav and Dan, also known as the Slow Mo Guys, perform the Non-Newtonian fluid experiment (oobleck) on top of a Sony speaker and then film it in super slow motion at 1600 frames per second. [The Slow Mo Guys]