From the "Oops, did I do that?" department:
Found via Geekologie.
Both parents and kids should be able to approve of the sites linked below.
From the "Oops, did I do that?" department:
Found via Geekologie.
I cannot wait to see this full episode.
Remember that you can see more videos just like this at Discover.com / Mythbusters.
I have good guesses on how each of these magic tricks was done, but I'm not sure I know them all for sure. See if you can watch the video more than once and spot where he gives away his secrets.
Have some fun with this crazy paper thing. It's not exactly Origami, but it's entertaining.
The resulting puzzle reminds me of Rubik's Magic Puzzle.
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In the final move of its kind, NASA's space shuttle Atlantis was photographed earlier this month slowly advancing toward Launch Pad 39A, where it is currently scheduled for a July launch to the International Space Station. The mission, designated STS-135, is the 135th and last mission for a NASA space shuttle. Atlantis and its four-person crew will be carrying, among other things, the Multi-Purpose Logistics Module Raffaello to bring key components and supplies to the ISS. Pictured above, the large Shuttle Crawler Transporter rolls the powerful orbiter along the five-kilometer long road at less than two kilometers per hour. Over 15,000 spectators, some visible on the right, were on hand for the historic roll out.
See more images like this at APOD: 2011 June 20 - Last Roll Out of a NASA Space Shuttle.
Thank your mother for everything she's ever done for you. Here's the best funny tribute to moms that I can find.
Have a happy mothers day!