Fish With Human-Like Teeth
Sunday, July 5th, 2009This freaky fish was caught in Lubbock, Texas back in 2006.
This freaky fish was caught in Lubbock, Texas back in 2006.
It was picked up by a sewer snakecam in North Carolina. It’s origin is still unknown. That thing is just nasty! But I bet Steve-O from Jackass will eat it.
Jose Luis Ortiz attached a video cam to his Imperial Eagle pet to document it’s “Birds Eye View”. This provides a “euphoric” kind of state on what it is like to soar like an eagle. Absolutely beautiful…
12-year-old AMSA student Max Wallack is the Grand Prize winner of the 2008 Trash To Treasure competition sponsored by Intel. The people at the WGBH show “Design Squad” selected Wallack’s idea from more than 1,000 entries for their Trash to Treasure contest. As the grand prize winner, he will receive $10,000 from the Intel Foundation [...]
The researchers adopted polishing technology used in the semiconductor industry (chemical mechanical planarization) to polish the surface of human teeth down to nanoscale roughness. Roughness left on the tooth after the polishing is just a few nanometers, which is one-billionth of a meter or about 100,000 times smaller than a grain of sand. Bye bye [...]
This is just a 3D animation of what will happenĀ to Earth if hit by an asteroid. The animation is amazingly realistic, the Earth getsĀ obliterated instantly on impact. It’s very scary for the fact that it might happen.
Siduhe Grand Bridge is currently under construction in China. If completed, it will be the tallest bridge in the world. This engineering marvel is near completion after 4 years of construction in China’s hubei province. Let’s just say that this bridge is so high from the ground that you can actually put the Empire State [...]
Holy shit, you can actually bounce a water in a superhydrophobic (whatever) surface! Ok, I googled it. Superhydrophobic are materials that have surfaces that are extremely difficult to wet. So, the water will somehow resist this kind material. Using a high-speed camera GE scientists captured the details of the water dancing on superhydrophobic surfaces in [...]