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[Evil_Onyx]

With cotpit video

 

[Soheil_Esy]

Published on Feb 11, 2015

Normally hidden from prying eyes, Ruptly was allowed to take exclusive drone footage of the stunning 'Tesla Tower' in Russia's Moscow region on Wednesday. The vast research site is home to general enormous voltage impulse generators that potentially have the capacity to equal Russia's entire electricity output.

Coordinates

55°55'26.0"N 36°49'07.2"E

https://www.google.com/maps/place/5...79m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0?hl=ru

 

[Notebook]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_audio/must_see/34369866

Everybody likes to see something falling over...twice.

N.

 

[Urwumpe]

The truth behind metal:

Who said that the hidden satanic messages are revealed if you play the songs backward?

 

[jedidia]

"Sorry, I only speak djent!" :rofl:

 

[Andy44]

Who said that the hidden satanic messages are revealed if you play the songs backward?

You could play the Morse code backwards.

 

[n122vu]

I now have this in my head....

 

[Topper]

Enterprise-D Virtual Tour with Unreal engine:

 

[Urwumpe]

For the German start of "The Martian", the German aerospace agency has used Mars Express Data for rendering a fly-over over the locations in the movie:

 

[Graham2001]

Well they sure got that wrong!

[youtube="In Search Of... The Coming Ice Age" (1978)]L_861us8D9M[/youtube]​

 

[jroly]

:facepalm:

 

[Soheil_Esy]

Mirage: City floating in clouds

Oct-17-2015

October 18, 2015

Extraordinary cloud formations over two cities in China appear to have created an apparition of a floating city.

Footage of the phenomenon appears to show towerblock-like formations over the city of Foshan in the Guandong province of China, apparently bringing many people to a standstill in the street. It reportedly lasted only a few minutes before disappearing.

Experts said the phenomenon, a video of which was shown on Chinese television, it was a common optical mirage,...

Some internet users claimed the footage was evidence of “Project Blue Beam technology”, based on a conspiracy theory

Online commentator Julie Wagoner said: “In my opinion, CERN , HAARP and Project Blue Beam could all have a little something to do with this. We just never know because the media only tells what the “elite” allow to be told. I am certain there are those of you who know what and who I am referring to when I say ,”elite”. This is definitely something we will be seeing more of.”

But such outlandish suggestions were dismissed by experts, who say the visages are a trick of the eye, resulting from warm and cold weather bending light so that objects appear higher and larger than they really are.

The first film on a cloud, meanwhile, called a zoopraxiscope, was projected into the skies above Nottingham in the UK in a collaboration of artists and scientists called Project Nimbus. It depicted a green horseman galloping across the clouds, reported science blog Geek.

The clouds resembling skyscrapers in China did not emit any light, but were dark and grey.

http://atimes.com/2015/10/ominous-cloud-looming-over-china-creates-apparition-of-floating-city/

Video

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f6e_1445111173&use_old_player=0

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I now have this in my head....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGgnywWO6Ts

Probably the closest real life video to the C&C real-time strategy game

Oct-19-2015

Dramatic Russian drone footage of the scene of clashes between the Syrian Army and the islamic terrorists

[ame="http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1d4_1445263692"]LiveLeak.com - Dramatic Russian drone footage of the scene of clashes between the Syrian Army and the islamic terrorists[/ame]

 

[Thunder Chicken]

 

[MaverickSawyer]

Just gonna leave this here....

 

[Soheil_Esy]

Russian scientist injects himself with 3,5-mn-yr-old 'immortality' bacteria to 'extend life'

Ancient bacteria might help us live to 140

October 19, 2015

A recently-discovered species of the bacteria Bacillus F (Frost) could extend the average human life span to 140 years, and enhance immunity and fertility. This bacterial fountain of youth was discovered by Russian scientist Anatoly Brushkov, who voluntarily became a guinea pig in the project.

For more than six years Russian scientist Anatoly Brushkov has been conducting an experiment whereby mice are injected with Bacillus F, an ancient bacteria discovered in the Siberian permafrost. The experiment has been a success - the mice’s life span increased significantly, and they became more active in general. Brushkov is a professor of geology and mineralogy, and he was so intrigued by his discovery that he decided to test the bacteria on himself.

According to Dr. Brushkov, Bacillus F was discovered about 3 years ago, and it survived in a dormant state for many millennia thanks to the Sberian permafrost where he found it during an expedition in Russia’s region of Yakutia.

“What surprised us almost immediately was that Bacillus F didn’t show any signs of aging,” said Dr. Brushkov, who is the head of the geocryology department at Moscow State University's Geology Faculty. “My colleagues and I cultivated the bacteria and started studying them more closely. We discovered that while their cells are similar to our own, the bacteria live longer. So we started injecting mice with a solution containing Bacillus F, and their lifespan increased by up to 30 percent.”

Later, when scientists also realized that Bacillus F boosts immunity, Dr. Brushkov injected himself with the same solution, not afraid of the possible side effects.

“I never for a moment have regretted this decision,” he said.

The elixir of life?

Even though Bushkov's colleagues didn’t hide their skepticism towards his actions, they nicknamed the solution, “the elixir of life”.

“Oddly enough, the bacteria died very soon after entering the mice – all of them at the same time – but the mice themselves were rejuvenated,” said biologist Vladimir Repin who was head of the laboratory at the start of the experiment.

Some of the mice literally got a second lease on life. “Imagine an old mouse living the last of its average 600 days,’’ Dr. Repin said. “We injected it with the solution, and suddenly it started behaving like it was much younger. All the vital life signs returned to normal and the mouse lived for another year or so; their lifespan was extended by 30 percent.”

Scientists believe Bacillus F could help people survive to the age of 140. Still, they admit that mass production of the bacteria is currently out of the question until more research on the mechanisms of this rejuvenating process is better understood.

The bacteria with the longest genome

“The atypical cell wall and the peculiar chemical composition of Bacillus F’s proteins induce a stronger immune system response than when other microorganisms are injected into the body,’’ said Nadezhda Mironova, senior researcher at the Institute of Chemical Biology and Fundamental Medicine at the Russian Academy of Sciences. “While it’s a fact that the immune system is more active, the long-term effects of the bacteria are still unknown.’’

Researchers said that two subtances found in Bacillus F - the neurotransmitter, glutamate; and the organic acid, taurine - trigger the immune system response. In addition, Bacillus F has a genome that is much longer than any microorganism ever seen before, comprising 600 previously unknown genes.

”I'm sure we will be able to find among these genes the one responsible for longevity,’’ said Vladimir Melnikov, director of the Earth Cryosphere Institute at Russia's Academy of Sciences. “The bacteria managed to survive millions of years thanks to that gene, but to offer it to pharmaceutical companies we first have a tremendous amount of work to do. That said, experiments have already resulted in mice restoring their fertility and beginning to reproduce again.”

Dr Anatoli Brouchkov, head of the Geocryology Department, Moscow State University, on Mamontova Gora.

'The key question is what provides the vitality of this bacteria, but it as complicated as which human genes are responsible for cancer and how to cure it.'

'In the laboratory we got very good results. The bacteria not only stimulates growth, but increases frost resistance. The seeds sprouted at a temperature 5C.'

The bacteria were originally found on Mamontova Gora - Mammoth Mountain - in Siberia's Sakha Republic, also known as Yakutia, in 2009.
http://siberiantimes.com/science/ca...ists-make-progress-on-secret-of-eternal-life/


http://rbth.com/science_and_tech/2015/10/19/ancient_bacteria_might_help_us_live_to_140_50189.html

 

[Andy44]

How not to be a cad:

 

[TachyonDriver]

Were there films to deal with blondes & redheads too?

 

[N_Molson]

Oldest playable harpsichord (Napoli, Italia, 16th century)

Crazy it can still be tuned correctly :blink:

And there : did you believe guitar tabs were a modern thing ? Not at all ! And the drawings... now that was refinement ! (Venice, Italy, 16th century)

 

[Thunder Chicken]

Whatever my wife says, Gabriela can carry my children. I'll figure it out somehow:

 

[Andy44]

US Marine Harriers and Ospreys mid-air tanking from a Hercules over the Med. Beautiful video, looks like it was shot from the cargo ramp, maybe?