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TwitterFirst up, we have this double-barrel cigarette holder. Makes perfect sense, right? You’ve got two lungs, gotta have two cigarettes. Of course if you used this I don’t think you’d have two lungs for very long…Whole Cigarette Factory Contained in Single Tobacco CanI’m not entirely sure that’s tobacco he’s rolling up there.Remote Smoking ApparatusThis one is actually kind of neat, but it’d probably be better for smoking something else…Ash Tray Fits CigaretteDude, just get an ashtray.
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July 20th, 2009 
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April 29th, 2009 admin Benidorm, Spain Hainburg, Austria Chicago, IL Bangkok, Thailand Pinto, Spain Potsdam, Germany Shanghai, China Maspalomas, Canary Islands
Posted in Tech News Tags: Alphabet, Bangkok Thailand, Benidorm Spain, Canary Islands, Earth, Google, Hainburg, Pinto, Potsdam Germany, Shanghai China Comments OffSpacecraft Sees Spectacular Solar Eclipse on Moon
March 1st, 2009 admin A still of the Kaguya/Selene probe’s high-definition video of the solar eclipse seen from the moon. Japan Aerospace Exploration AgencyFrom FOX News: There was a solar eclipse earlier this month — but it wasn’t visible anywhere on Earth.Rather, a Japanese space probe in orbit around the moon got spectacular high-definition video of the sun being blocked — by the Earth, producing an otherworldly “diamond-ring” eclipse.It may be only the third time such an eclipse has been viewed by terrestrials, human or otherwise.An American lunar lander got a blurry snapshot of a solar eclipse in 1967, and two years later Apollo 12 astronauts got treated to the same thing on their way back from the moon.Read more ….
Posted in Science News Tags: Aerospace, Apollo 12 Astronauts, Diamond Ring, Earth, Fox News, High Definition, Japan, Japanese Space Probe, Kaguya, Lunar Lander, Moon Exploration, Orbit Around The Moon, Snapshot, Solar Eclipse, Spacecraft, Sun, Third Time Comments OffAre You Out There, ET? Searches For Habitable Planets Are About To Get A Boost
February 28th, 2009 admin UP, UP AND AWAY: The Kepler satellite, scheduled to take flight March 6, is lifted for attachment to its launch rocket at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Kepler will look for Earth-like planets that may be hospitable to life. NASAFrom Scientific American:Next week brings a milestone in the search for extraterrestrial life with the scheduled launch Friday of NASA’s Kepler satellite.
Posted in Science News Tags: Air Force Station, Astronomer Johannes, Canaveral Air Force Station, Cape Canaveral Air, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Dips, Earth, German Astronomer, Habitable Planets, Johannes Kepler, Launch, Milestone, Nasa, Planetary Orbits, Satellite, Scientific American, Search For Extraterrestrial Life, Solar System, Stellar Brightness, Telltale Signs Comments OffSingle-celled Algae Took The Leap To Multicellularity 200 Million Years Ago
February 22nd, 2009 admin Pleodorina starrii has an incomplete division of labor. Although the 12 small cells near the top of this colony only swim, the 20 larger cells both swim and reproduce. (Credit: Copyright 2008 Matthew Herron)From Science Daily:ScienceDaily (Feb. 22, 2009) — Some algae have been hanging together rather than going it alone much longer than previously thought, according to new research.Ancestors of Volvox algae made the transition from being a single-celled organism to becoming a multicellular colony at least 200 million years ago, during the Triassic Period.At that time, Earth was a hot-house world whose inhabitants included tree ferns, dinosaurs and early mammals. Previous estimates had suggested Volvox’s ancestors arose only 50 million years ago.Read more..
Posted in Science News Tags: 50 Million, Ancestors, Cells, Dinosaurs, Division Of Labor, Earth, Estimates, Herron, Inhabitants, Leap Years, Mammals, Million Years, Science Daily, Sciencedaily, Single Celled Organism, Transition, Tree Ferns, Triassic Period, Volvox Algae Comments OffCosmic Stage Set for Comet Lulin’s Fly-By
February 21st, 2009 admin Comet Lulin as photographed by amateur astronomer Jack Newton in Arizona.Jack Newton/NASAFrom FOX News/Space.com:A recently discovered comet is making its closest approach to Earth in the next few days and offers anyone with binoculars or a small telescope a chance to see some frozen leftovers of our solar system’s making.Comet Lulin has, as expected, crossed the threshold to naked-eye visibility for people with dark, rural skies. It hovers just inside that envelope of visibility, however, and is not likely visible from cities, where the glare of urban lights can drown out all but the brightest night-sky objects.Read more ….
Posted in Science News Tags: Amateur Astronomer, Binoculars, Comet, Earth, Few Days, Fly, Fox News, Glare, Jack Newton, Leftovers, Naked Eye, Naked People, Nasa, Night Sky Objects, Small Telescope, Solar System, Threshold, Visibility Comments OffNASA’s Kepler Mission To Seek Other Earths
February 21st, 2009 admin Artist’s concept of Kepler in space. (Credit: NASA/JPL)From Science Daily:ScienceDaily (Feb. 20, 2009) — NASA’s Kepler spacecraft is ready to be moved to the launch pad today and will soon begin a journey to search for worlds that could potentially host life.Kepler is scheduled to blast into space from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., aboard a Delta II rocket on March 5 at 7:48 p.m.
Posted in Science News Tags: Air Force Station, Cape Canaveral Air, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Delta, Earth, Eastern Time, Journey, Kepler Mission, Launch Pad, Liquid Water, Nasa, Nasa Jpl, Orbit, Pacific Time, Rocky Planets, Science Daily, Sciencedaily, Space Nasa, Space Science, Spacecraft Comments OffNew Atlas Shows Dying Languages Around The World
February 20th, 2009 admin Click On The Image To Enlarge (Image from Thinking Shift)From Yahoo News/AP:PARIS – Only one native speaker of Livonian remains on Earth, in Latvia. The Alaskan language Eyak went extinct last year when its last surviving speaker passed away.Those are just two of the nearly 2,500 languages that UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, says are in danger of becoming extinct or have recently disappeared.
Posted in Science News Tags: Atlas World, Earth, Endangered Languages, Eyak, Immigrants, Languages Around The World, Latvia, Linguists, Native Languages, Native Speaker, Paris, Presentation, Unesco, United Nations, United Nations Educational Scientific And Cultural Organization, World Atlas, World Image, World Languages, Yahoo, Yahoo News Comments Off