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Last December Californian photographer Nao Tharp went to Red Rock Canyon State Park in the Mojave desert to take a time-lapse of the Geminid meteor shower. He never expected he would capture a meteor exploding in an orange plume of dust. He did though. You can see in the video above he plays back the … Continued
This video is hard to believe. Hard to believe it’s not something from a movie, it’s too perfect. But here it is in all it’s glory: In case you can’t figure out what’s going on here’s the gist, a truck carrying a suicide bomber was traveling along a highway when it hit an IED in … Continued
November 01, 1952 the US military successfully conducted Operation Ivy and propelled the world into the fusion age. Ivy Mike, pictured above, was the first thermonuclear, fusion bomb, H-Bomob, multi-megaton nuclear bomb humanity detonated. Yielded at between 10 and 15 megatons, it was nearly 100x more powerfull then the bomb dropped on Hiroshima 7 years … Continued
Here is a tale of a boy rabbit that goes against his mother’s wishes, and goes to kill Panzer tanks. It’s a story of love, and hate, and death and destruction. Peter Rabbit Tank Killer. You should read it now. For history’s sake, I have re-posted all the panels of book below, so that in … Continued
This insane video! Go ahead, watch, it’s insane! It reminds me of my microwave experiments, only way more dangerous, like, deadly dangerous. I kind of want to try it one day, but it just looks too dangerous for me. Also, it looks expensive, and time consuming, and I don’t like to spend money on things … Continued
This is Part III of the on going segment called Going Green! or Not. Today I’m going to try and wrap up nuclear energy, hopefully I’ll end with a bang. As always, if you missed any of the other installments, they are but a click away Part I, Part II. So let’s get back on … Continued
This is Part II of the on going segment called Going Green! or Not series deals largely with renewable energy. Mainly I take a stab at all the myths associated with nuclear power. It’s awesome because a lot of people don’t know anything about nuclear power, where as I know quite a lot. If you … Continued
This is a pretty awesome idea for a bomb, and to be honest, I never really thought of it. I mean, if i wanted to destroy a city, I would just go all out and use a nuke, but I guess some people are “concerned for the environment” or some shit like that, and all … Continued
Well, a British Landmark, well, I consider them a landmark, giant cooling towers, called The Tinsley Towers. Apparently they were too close to the roadway, and too old, so they were taken down. such a shame, they look so beautiful. Here’s a video of the demolition: {image via Google Sightseeing}
I love nuclear bombs, alot, actually, more then alot. Anyone that knows me knows how much i love them, here are a bunch of photos documenting nuclear bombs, and tests, and things nuclear in general: I’m sorry, but i think that that is a beautiful photograph.