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Headlines matching 'Earth'
Thu April 11, 2013
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(CBS DC)
 
 
 
Humans will not "survive" without escaping Earth, says man who can't escape wheelchair. Whatever dude. NASA is still not going back to the moon
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(8)
 


Wed April 10, 2013
(SeattlePI)
 
 
 
'Please help' and the 8 other things Earthlings want to say to extraterrestrials ... Turns out, we're a fairly self-obsessed bunch
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(119)
 


Tue April 09, 2013
(NBC News)
 
 
 
The majesty of orbiting the Moon during the Apollo missions: seeing Earth float in Space, ruminating on our role in the Universe, having your turds float in Zero-G in the capsule and asking Mission Control what to do
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(90)
 
(USGS)
 
NewsFlash
 
6.3 magnitude earthquake in Iran. And nothing of value was lost
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(144)
 


Sat April 06, 2013
(Journal News)
 
 
 
Millions of underground bugs with orange legs, red eyes, and clear wings with orange veins, that have been sucking fluids from tree roots, are about to burst from the earth in the biggest inundation of Magicicada septendecim since Brood X
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(68)
 


Thu April 04, 2013
(NASA)
 
 
 
Have you ever seen a collection of amazing time lapse videos of the Earth, over a year, from space....on weed? Here's your chance
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(14)
 


Mon April 01, 2013
(The Atlantic Wire)
 
 
 
Google's April Fools Day pranks are totally NOT FUNNY, according to people who are still pissed that Google Reader is going away. In other news the butthurt about Google reader can officially seen from space according to Google Earth
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(91)
 
(Metro)
 
 
 
Sick of receiving abuse from trolls on Earth, Mars rover Curiosity says it will destroy the planet
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(64)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
What would happen if the sun vanished?
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(116)
 


Thu March 28, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
Coolest picture of the lightest human-made substance on Earth you'll see all day
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(63)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Google Street View allows you to tour the city of Namie, Japan, abandoned after the Fukushima nuclear accident. The Earth abides
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(44)
 
(Politico)
 
 
 
Mitch McConnell takes a lesson from the Russians in WW2. No, not to execute cowards retreating. He's scorching the Earth to make sure democracy doesn't grow
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(21)
 


Wed March 27, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
Stone penis unearthed in Israel. Yes, it's cut
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(50)
 


Sun March 24, 2013
(Phys Org2)
 
 
 
World landmarks go dark for "Earth Hour," discover that "Grab Everything In Here That's Not Nailed Down Hour" was equally as successful
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(38)
 
(WTSP)
 
 
 
After another sinkhole opens up it becomes clear that the earth is trying to swallow Florida
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(57)
 
(The Raw Story)
 
 
 
NASA slams spending cuts that put Earth at risk of undetected killer asteroids. What could possibly go wrong?
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(68)
 


Sat March 23, 2013
(MIT)
 
 
 
Who killed off 76% of life on earth? We're not naming names, but this article has a photo of New Jersey
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(50)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
NASA video captures comet, sun storm and Earth together, can't explain where the soundtrack by Strauss came from
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(12)
 


Thu March 21, 2013
(The Atlantic Wire)
 
 
 
Texas congressman tweets: "The best thing about the Earth is if you poke holes in it oil and gas come out." Trollarity ensues
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(125)
 
(The Internet)
 
 
 
This is the reason the internet was put on this earth
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(101)
 
(Science Daily)
 
 
 
Is it just Subby or does a map of the universe's oldest light look sort of like a map of the Earth with Africa and Australia particularly dark and the Lost Continents of Lemuria and Mu spoiling the effect?
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(17)
 
(CNSNews)
 
 
 
John Kerry says we should call Earth "Ocean" because there's more water than land. Also wonders why cargo goes on ships, but shipments go on trucks; or why we park in a driveway and drive in a parkway
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Wed March 20, 2013
(New York Daily News)
 
 
 
NASA to New York: If you see an asteroid hurtling toward Times Square do the following: 1) stop what you are doing, 2) spread your legs, 3) bend over and place your head between your legs, 4) start kissing your butt good bye
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(187)
 


Mon March 18, 2013
(MSN)
 
 
 
The happiest places on Earth are now less happy if you're under 14
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(92)
 
(Slate)
 
 
 
Turning your lights off for "Earth Hour" will actually do more to harm the environment than help it
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(136)
 


Sat March 16, 2013
(NBC News)
 
 
 
The oldest species of saber-tooth cat in the Americas discovered in Florida, it's so old it predates the Earth itself
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(48)
 


Fri March 15, 2013
(Opposing Views)
 
 
 
When one of the conditions of your bond is that you "stay out of all the libraries on the face of the earth," you've probably done something really bad
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(80)
 


Thu March 14, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
"Six percent of Americans believe in unicorns. Twenty four percent believe dinosaurs and man hung out together. Eighteen percent believe the sun revolves around the Earth. Nearly 30% believe cloud computing involves actual clouds"
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(521)
 
(Time)
 
 
 
Congrats to Chris Hadfield on being named ISS boss. Here he is doing a earth guy-spaceman real time duet with Ed Robertson and friends. Carl Sagan said don't send a scientist, send a poet. Fortunately, Chris is both. Rock on, spaceman
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(8)
 


Wed March 13, 2013
(LA Times)
 
 
 
4.7 magnitude earthquake hits Los Angeles. Residents yawn, order another Starbucks
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(51)
 


Tue March 12, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
Why your New Age hippie bullshiat is bullshiat
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(60)
 


Mon March 11, 2013
(Slate)
 
 
 
Say hello to my faint, cool, little friends: Astronomers discover third closest star system just six light years away
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(108)
 


Sun March 10, 2013
(BBC)
 
 
 
In space, a satellite can hear the earth scream
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(7)
 
(Bubblews)
 
 
 
NASA admits there's only about a 3 day window to find and track asteroids passing close to Earth, like Asteroid 2013 EN, whizzing past the Moon today. Where's Harry Stamper when we need him most?
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(76)
 
(The Raw Story)
 
 
 
Online museum project unearths 'filthy' Van Dyck masterpiece. With a name like Van Dyck, what did they think he liked to paint? Van Dyck
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(29)
 


Sat March 09, 2013
(Russia Today)
 
 
 
Asteroid 'size of Adele' is set to skim past Earth today
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(118)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Earth is about to get biatchslapped by the Sun
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(66)
 


Fri March 08, 2013
(Atlanta Journal Constitution)
 
 
 
Researchers say the earth is getting warmer faster than at any time in the last 11,000 years and that the world was actually rapidly cooling until SOMETHING made the temperatures start to climb in the early 20th century
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(366)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Inside Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant two years after the earthquake and tsunami
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(51)
 
(NBC News)
 
 
 
New 3-D pictures of Earth with her pants off. (mildly SFW)
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(17)
 
(Popular Science)
 
 
 
If the Earth were hosting an alien species, ever wonder what it would really look like? Here comes the science
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(24)
 


Tue March 05, 2013
(Gawker)
 
 
 
Mila Kunis narrowly regains the lead over Jennifer Lawrence in their ongoing "who's more awesome and down-to-earth" race
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Sun March 03, 2013
(NBC News)
 
 
 
Experts say the meteor that crashed into Russia has been stalking us for ages, lurking in the Van Allen belt and singing "Every Breath You Take" to the Earth over the phone at 3 AM
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(47)
 
(Abc.net.au)
 
 
 
Alien laser pointer leaves burn mark on Earth
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Fri March 01, 2013
(Vimeo)
 
 
 
It's not an earthquake, it's a tilt-shift video of San Francisco. Bonus: Fireworks
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(16)
 
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
Man from the Mary Poppins school of skydiving decides he's going to coast gently to Earth with a patio umbrella. What could possibly go wrong?
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(28)
 


Thu February 28, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
Ancient fossil reveals that Cthulhu really did live on Earth 500 million years ago. Here comes the science you hope is really, really wrong
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(42)
 


Wed February 27, 2013
(Google)
 
 
 
The good news is that we still don't know all of the species living on the planet. The bad news is that we still don't know which of the unknown ones are delicious
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(16)
 
(Boston Herald)
 
 
 
Elizabeth Warren: "If these banks are 'too big to fail', why on earth are we giving them discounts and sweet deals on everything?" Ben Bernanke: "Uh...we're working on that"
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(83)
 
(Space.com)
 
 
 
Scientists say that Mars may still be inhabitable today. Conclusion arrived at after seeing how many people are still living in New Jersey
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(20)
 


Fri February 22, 2013
(Vimeo)
 
 
 
The Overview Effect: Astronauts as far back as the Apollo missions describe the philosophical impact that seeing the Earth from outside has had on them. Awe inspiring comes to mind
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Tue February 19, 2013
(Gawker)
 
 
 
According to Jose Canseco, dinosaurs were able to fly because the Earth used to be larger so gravity was weaker. Turns out steroids shrivel your brain, too
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(16)
 


Mon February 18, 2013
(Telegraph)
 
 
 
Farkers required - museum seeks brainboxes to solve to solve a cryptic150-year-old message which could hold the key to an "Earthly Paradise"
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Sun February 17, 2013
(Fox News)
 
 
 
NASA is backing a last-minute meteor tracking system designed to tell which part of the Earth to kiss its ass goodbye
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(29)
 


Fri February 15, 2013
(Universe Today)
 
 
 
Watch Live as Asteroid 2012 DA14 Whizzes Past Earth
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(139)
 


Thu February 14, 2013
(SeattlePI)
 
 
 
Bill Nye wants to scare you with Friday's asteroid flyby. How he is able to pilot an asteroid is anyone's guess
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Wed February 13, 2013
(Washington Post)
 
 
 
New species of owl found in Indonesia. Scientists say it exists nowhere else on Earth, goes great with orange sauce
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(60)
 
(Network World)
 
 
 
Earth-buzzing asteroid worth big bucks: $195B if we could catch it
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(83)
 


Mon February 11, 2013
(Big 1059)
 
 
 
CNN host asks Bill Nye (Science Guy) if asteroid heading towards Earth was caused by global warming
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(171)
 
(NPR)
 
 
 
Get ready for another Super Volcano
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(116)
 
(WorldNetDaily)
 
 
 
World Net Daily attempts to understand science, starts warning about "the super space storm the liberals won't tell you about"
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(55)
 


Sat February 09, 2013
(TreeHugger)
 
 
 
Remember how in the old days if you wanted to stop an asteroid from colliding with earth you had to assemble a crew of blue-collar misfits to plant a nuclear device in the asteroid's core? Now all you need to do is vandalize it with spray paint
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Thu February 07, 2013
(Buzzfeed)
 
 
 
50 reasons that Texas might actually be the closest thing we have to a true Utopia on Earth
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(456)
 
(Mirror.co.uk)
 
 
 
No need to panic for this asteroid, it's only going to miss the earth by a measly 15,000 miles on February 15
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(135)
 
(Discover)
 
 
 
Foxes use Earth's magnetic field, short skirts, to catch prey
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(25)
 


Tue February 05, 2013
(USGS)
 
NewsFlash
 
8.0 earthquake hits Solomon Islands. Tsunami Warnings are in effect
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(257)
 
(News.com.au)
 
 
 
Best Korea's propaganda site posts video showing - I am not making this up - a soldier launched into orbit on a space shuttle, orbiting Earth to the tune of "We Are The World", and watching a missile attack on New York. "Surely it will come true"
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Sun February 03, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
Remember Galileo dropping two different-sized cannonballs off the leaning tower of Pisa to prove objects of different mass fall at the same rate? Yeah, about that
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(98)
 
(Yahoo)
 
 
 
The 11 most incredible beauties in the history of the Earth (SFW)
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(100)
 


Sat February 02, 2013
(Reuters)
 
 
 
6.4 earthquake shakes Japan's Hokkaido island. EVERYBODY PANIC. Wait... No tsunami, no reports of damage, and the nearby Higashidori nuclear plant is doing just fine. Nevermind
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(26)
 


Fri February 01, 2013
(Space.com)
 
 
 
First Pluto, now the Goldilocks Zone. When I was a kid, it started at 0.95AU and we were happy
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(56)
 
(BBC)
 
 
 
Video of man dressed in a zebra suit, pretending to have escaped from Japanese zoo after an earthquake, being "tranquillised" and recaptured. Yep, it's a slow news day, all right
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(28)
 


Thu January 31, 2013
(Network World)
 
 
 
Buzz cut: NASA says Feb. 15 asteroid fly-by will whiz-by Earth closer than many satellites
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(25)
 


Fri January 25, 2013
(The Register)
 
 
 
New technology could stop global warming by turning CO2 into booze
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(133)
 


Tue January 22, 2013
(Short List)
 
 
 
6ft tall Power Ranger made out of 600 toys. Concerned I'm the only person on earth who would file this under the COOL tag
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(18)
 


Mon January 21, 2013
(Slate)
 
 
 
Was the Earth hit by a gamma-ray burst 1235 years ago? Bonus: Unlike most rhetorical titles, the answer may be "yes"
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(84)
 


Fri January 18, 2013
(The Sun)
 
 
 
Everyone grab their knickers: 2.9 magnitude earthquake strikes the East Midlands of England, giving residents an early morning shock. Everybody PANIC
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(76)
 


Thu January 17, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
A scientific look at inter-species banging on Earth and on Star Trek
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(64)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Coolest picture of stars emerging from a giant space cloud, you'll see today
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(21)
 


Tue January 15, 2013
(Sofia Globe (Bulgaria))
 
 
 
Bulgarian archaeologists unearth ancient Greek temple dedicated to some dick
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(32)
 


Sat January 12, 2013
(Starpulse)
 
 
 
'1600 Penn' can't escape 'West Wing'. There's that, and the fact the President defended Earf back in 1996 from an alien invasion
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(84)
 


Fri January 11, 2013
(io9)
 
 
 
Techies at Google say that their mapping software has a "glitch" and that Google Earth did not really capture evidence of secret Chinese anti-grav technology. Sure, that's what they WANT you to believe
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(32)
 
(CBS News)
 
 
 
Archaeologists unearth 3,000-year-old Egyptian tombs; the search for Stargate is still ongoing
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(35)
 


Thu January 10, 2013
(Talking Points Memo)
 
 
 
Government launches "Rare Earths" department. Great, now we're blowing our money on 60's tribute bands
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(33)
 


Wed January 09, 2013
(CNN)
 
 
 
My fellow Earthicans, today is President Nixon's 100th birthday
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(48)
 
(Bubblews)
 
 
 
Oh, and btw, the Earth might get struck by Asteroid Apophis today. Just saying
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(198)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Weather experts admit Earth's temperature is rising slower than first thought, may have stalled
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(41)
 


Tue January 08, 2013
(Co.Exist)
 
 
 
You know what they awoke in the darkness of Deepwater Horizon ... shadow and bacteria
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(17)
 


Mon January 07, 2013
(Berkeley Lab)
 
 
 
If you've been lying awake at night wondering if Earth is passing through walls of dark matter or dark energy into different domains of space, don't worry - scientists are every bit as wacko as you are
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(78)
 


Wed January 02, 2013
(Fox News)
 
 
 
What the Earth will look like billions of years in the future (slide show)
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(97)
 
(Daily Mail)
 
 
 
Archaeologists unearth evidence of the first carpenters, say they've only just begun to dig
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(29)
 
(ESPN)
 
 
 
Houston continues to crash to Earth, the magic of RGIII knows no bounds, and the Ponies dominate in YOUR Week 18 Power Rankings
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(260)
 


Mon December 31, 2012
(Universe Today)
 
 
 
Awesome picture taken from the ISS, showing the Earth, the Soyuz spacecraft, and the Moon
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(27)
 


Sun December 30, 2012
(WorldNetDaily)
 
 
 
Proof that oil doesn't come from dinosaurs, but that instead there is a nebula and one of the moons of Saturn buried under the Earth
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(237)
 


Sat December 29, 2012
(Omaha World Herald)
 
 
 
Elementary school opens time capsule buried in 1987, unearths highly collectible Guess jeans, Go-Bots, and Garfield cartoons
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(158)
 
(Slate)
 
 
 
Chilean astronomer captures video of Jupiter passing behind, and then rising above, the Moon
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(39)
 
(The New York Times)
 
 
 
After yearlong investigation, Death Valley officially designated hottest place on earth at 134 degrees
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(50)
 


Fri December 28, 2012
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Scientists say the first "Alien Earth" will be found in 2013, but seeing as how these are the same baitches that promised me a fusion-powered flying car by the year 2000, I ain't buying
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(55)
 
(CNN)
 
 
 
US official: North Korea likely deceived U.S. before launching rocket. Obvious tag goes tumbling through low earth orbit
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(61)
 


Thu December 27, 2012
(io9)
 
 
 
Remember all those "Earth-like" planets we keep discovering? Yea, about that
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(121)
 
(Slate)
 
 
 
Eight years ago today, the Earth was slammed by a cosmic explosion that partially ionized the atmosphere... from 50,000 light years away
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(27)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
Scientists show microbes from Earth can survive conditions found on Mars. We came in peace...to give you the flu
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(38)
 


Tue December 25, 2012
(LiveLeak)
 
Video
 
Nothing says peace on Earth and the spirit of Christmas more than a shirtless punch up at McDonald's. Or, sitting in one's underpants posting fistfight videos to Fark on Christmas (Not safe for work language)
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(40)
 


Sun December 23, 2012
(Billings Gazette)
 
 
 
Even though the Mayan Apocalypse has come and gone, the Yellowstone supervolcano is still gurgling away just beneath the earth's crust
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(55)
 


Fri December 21, 2012
(Slash Gear)
 
 
 
Back in April, the Sutter's Mill meteorite entered atmosphere at 64,000 MPH or 7 times the speed of light
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(83)
 


Thu December 20, 2012
(Mother Jones)
 
 
 
Forget about asteroids hitting the Earth and causing an apocalypse, self-reliant preppers are getting ready for the Barackalypse
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(66)
 
(WPTV)
 
 
 
The real key to peace on Earth and goodwill to men? Don't erect a holiday display, with a 20-foot Ferris wheel and 30-foot Christmas tree with 12,700 lights
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(29)
 
(Courier Mail)
 
 
 
Before you allow your son to bring in some eggs he found in the backyard so they can hatch in a container in his dresser drawer, make sure they're not the eggs of the second deadliest snake on earth
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(80)
 
(Fox News)
 
 
 
Yet again, an Earthling wins Miss Universe
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(96)
 


Tue December 18, 2012
(LiveLeak)
 
 
 
Then there was an earth shattering ka-boom, and mom had to go home
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(21)
 


Mon December 17, 2012
(Slate)
 
 
 
Marco Rubio tries to distance himself from his earlier creationist remarks on the age of the earth
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(99)
 


Sun December 16, 2012
(io9)
 
 
 
Archaeologists at "Pompeii in Japan" site unearth remains of a 1400-year-old armored warrior and infant, both of whom were killed in volcanic eruption. "The man was likely a guard of an elite resistance"
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(17)
 


Sat December 15, 2012
(Examiner)
 
 
 
Just in time for the destruction of Earth, Noah's ark is complete, again
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(60)
 
(io9)
 
 
 
The dumbest apocalypses that Hollywood has dreamed up. Yes, that's one's here. That one, too
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(63)
 


Thu December 13, 2012
(Computerworld (Australia))
 
 
 
Even if over a dozen data centers had failed, NASA's Curiosity landing would still have been beamed back live without interruption. It's all about the cloud, baby
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Wed December 12, 2012
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A separate 65-foot asteroid named 2012 XE54, discovered only a few days ago, made a close approach to Earth earlier this morning. NOT COOL
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