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It's not far from the sign marking the exact latitude and longitude of the Earth's core.
Do they say what phone it was?
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The creepy fingers that grow from a vibrating cornstarch-water mix can be modeled as a chain of inverted vertical pendulums (DOI:10.1039/c4sm00265b) and are believed to be the fingers of Maxwell's Demon trying to push through into our universe.
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Concealed mostly beneath the surface, sharks are the icebergs of the sea.
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Bonus question: Where is London located? (a) The British Isles (b) Great Britain and Northern Ireland (c) The UK (d) Europe (or 'the EU') (e) Greater London
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Okay, this eclipse will only be visible from the Arctic in February 2063, when the sun is below the horizon, BUT if we get lucky and a gigantic chasm opens in the Earth in just the right spot...
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Fun fact: The standard North American NAD83 coordinate system is misaligned from the actual Earth, off-center by about 7 feet. Someone knows where I am, and I'm in the wrong place.
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First comes blood / Then we perish / Then comes Death in his Eternity Carriage.
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If you're really savvy, you can hide an entire set of illicit transactions by timing them to draw what looks like a graph inset.
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The most rare, top-tier eclipse photo would be the Solar Earth Eclipse, but the Apollo 12 crew's attempt to capture it was marred by camera shake. They said it looked spectacular, though.
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A partial eclipse is like a cool sunset. A total eclipse is like someone broke the sky.
Nobody expects teenage martians