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[Clin]

Ceramic knives are sharper than any other knife out of the box. Drop them and they shatter.

Like knives Bill? These Damascus knives are beaten out of two kinds of steel, folded 120 times like a katana. Awesome.

[Donkey]

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[krasher]

[Lvl10]

Ceramic knives are sharper than any other knife out of the box. Drop them and they shatter.

Like knives Bill? These Damascus knives are beaten out of two kinds of steel, folded 120 times like a katana. Awesome.

yeah damascus knives rule! ive got 7 kasumi knives and the are ssssooooo fcking sharp its not funny!

[bigROBOTbill]

We have a chefs knife by Global, that is also folded many times, it sings when you run it along something. Wonderful to use.

[Ngati_Grim]

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/10/photogalleries/101013-micro-macro-photographs-insects-crystals-science-small-world-2010-pictures/#/small-world-micro-photographs-macro-08_27417_600x450.jpg

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[Nostargate]

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[Aezra]

[bitchimom]

[ChineseKiwi]

And yeah, if you still think somehow Bono has any shred of credibility and intergrity....

[ChineseKiwi]

haha nice!

[doberman-08]

Hubble's Lagoon

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Like brush strokes on a canvas, ridges of color seem to flow across the Lagoon Nebula, a canvas nearly 3 light-years wide. The colors map emission from ionized gas in the nebula were recorded by the Hubble Space Telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys. Also known as M8, the nebula is a star-forming region in the constellation Sagittarius. Hubble's remarkably sharp, close-up view reveals undulating shapes sculpted by the energetic light and winds from the region's new born stars. Of course, the Lagoon Nebula is a popular target for earthbound skygazers, too.

Image Credit: NASA

[ChineseKiwi]

[ChineseKiwi]

While we're on the educationz:



http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20827826.200-a-3d-model-of-the-ultimate-ear.html?DCMP=OTC-rss&nsref=online-news

THIS is not just any ear. It is the official standard for the human pinna, or outer ear. Called IEC TR 60959, its shape was defined in 1990 by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) to allow gadget manufacturers to standardise the acoustic performance of their headphones or cellphones.

However, there was a flaw in the measuring method used: the IEC defined the ear's shape using a series of 2D scans, taken at 2-millimetre intervals. That meant individual manufacturers were left the subjective task of filling the gaps between adjacent scans. Consequently, there is unwelcome variation between different models built to the standard.

That could soon change, thanks to researchers at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Teddington, UK, which develops measurement standards. They have laser scanned a number of ears built to the IEC standard and used these to produce the definitive 3D model (pictured), which will remove any ambiguity.

[Hav0k]

They did what geologists,geographers,engineers and surveyors have been doing for years?

[Zarkov]

They did what geologists,geographers,engineers and surveyors have been doing for years?

Raping the Earth?





Why doesn't my gif work?

[Clin]

Because you attached it instead of embedding it.

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[Hav0k]

They did what geologists,geographers,engineers and surveyors have been doing for years?

Raping the Earth?







Why doesn't my gif work?

mm accuracy surveying fucknuckle.

[Gamgeenz]

just watch out for the pedo cosplaying as a spy

[bigROBOTbill]

Cool new trend we should make popular again

The monk:

Spoiler :

[Clin]

You first.

[zolteg]

Cool new trend we should make popular again

The monk:

Spoiler :

Those knotted rope ties are really trendy......

[bigROBOTbill]

Hell yes, the subtlety of a casual knot in a bit of string. Obviously the women will go wild!

how are these...

[bitchimom]

nothing to see here...move along now...

[Emrico1]

lol^

reminds me of this website http://www.ifap.asn.au/about/aboutIFAP.html