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[bigROBOTbill]

Typography on cars
http://www.cartype.com/pages/419/emblems_by_number

[bigROBOTbill]

You know you want

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fixed

[Pyromanik]

You know you want

Don't hotlink Turkish images?

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[frankytanky]

SpItFiRe link=topic=30817.msg1342695#msg1342695 date=1283008177]

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just don't jo out at pub with head on hand.

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[varkk]

Better version

[KITTY]

Typography on cars
http://www.cartype.com/pages/419/emblems_by_number

Interestingly I was at that site before. I wasn't looking for numbers but something looking like this.

[doberman-08]

SPLASHES OF GREEN: For the third day in a row, a high-speed solar wiind stream is buffeting Earth's magnetic field, energizing bright auroras around the Arctic Circle. "There was quite a heavy outburst last night (Aug. 27)," reports Bernt Olsen from Kvaløya, Norway. "Even though the arctic nights still are bright, we could still see splashes of green in the sky."

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http://spaceweather.com/

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[doberman-08]

FOGBOW SEASON BEGINS: Northern autumn is just around the corner, which means the time for fogbows has arrived. Moisture rising from the sun-heated ground condenses in the cool night air, producing low-hanging fogs. When light from the morning sun or Moon hits the mist--voilà--a fogbow:
http://spaceweather.com/

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This is a lunar fogbow, photographed by Mike Hollingshead of Blair, Nebraska, just before dawn on August 25th. "I'm finding it rather fun to go lunar fogbow hunting," says Hollingshead. "It takes a pretty calm and cool night to get the fog, and the lunar phase needs to be around full so the Moon is big and low before sunrise. When everything comes together--wow! It's pretty cool to see vivid lunar fogbows arcing over fields in the darkness of night."

[private_hell]

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under misc hacks number 6 works - we do it often to show students IR light

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[Dr Woomanchu]

Who is it that makes these super long images that are actually walls of text. Wannabe school teachers practicing making class "interesting"?

I gotta say I'm kinda over them

[KiwiTaZ]

no way, they are the only way i learn new facts!!

[Pyromanik]

be warned: most of them are pure bullshit propagated by the perpetual retardisim of the inhabitants of the internet.

[Dr Woomanchu]

My problem is that I think it's the bird on the left that is retarded.

edit: should have a pic really.

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[doberman-08]

"Stocky Dragon" Dinosaur Terrorized Late Cretaceous Europe
Palaeontologists have discovered that a close relative of Velociraptor hunted the dwarfed inhabitants of Late Cretaceous Europe, an island landscape largely isolated from nearby continents.............

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http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=117592&WT.mc_id=USNSF_51&WT.mc_ev=click

[doberman-08]

Galaxy at the Edge

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Spiral galaxy NGC 4921 presently is estimated to be 320 million light years distant. This image, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, is being used to identify key stellar distance markers known as Cepheid variable stars. The magnificent spiral NGC 4921 has been informally dubbed anemic because of its low rate of star formation and low surface brightness. Visible in the image are, from the center, a bright nucleus, a bright central bar, a prominent ring of dark dust, blue clusters of recently formed stars, several smaller companion galaxies, unrelated galaxies in the far distant universe, and unrelated stars in our Milky Way Galaxy.

Image Credit: NASA, ESA, K. Cook (LLNL)


http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_1748.html

[Dr Woomanchu]

I am loving this Tommy Ill. poster bitches

[Who_ate_my_rice]

ah~ internet

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[doberman-08]

ESO 137-001:
Two Tails to Tell

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Two spectacular tails of X-ray emission have been seen using the Chandra X-ray Observatory trailing behind a galaxy. A composite image of the galaxy cluster Abell 3627 shows X-rays from Chandra in blue, optical emission in yellow and emission from hydrogen light -- known to astronomers as "H-alpha" -- in red. The optical and H-alpha data were obtained with the Southern Astrophysical Research (SOAR) Telescope in Chile.............
http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2010/eso137/

[Pyromanik]

Cool stuff!
I didn't know about this.

[bigROBOTbill]

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