Hummingbird or Super Spy?

DARPA Hummingbird

Be Prepared!!!

This guy is!  He's built the first ever zombie proof house. 

IED found on overpass in Brownsville

Yikes!!!

KRGV

A JFK Quiz

Which one of these pictures represents the reason JFK was murdered?

See the ultra TOP SECRET JFK memo that could be the reason for his murder!!!

Who Needs Coffee When You Can Have Beer?

This article was awesome.  It will come in handy when the wife is out of town or you are on the lamb.

Foods You Can Make In A Coffeemaker

Can your Meat Monster fit in my mouth?

Burger King is releasing a new sandwich, aptly named the "MEAT MONSTER," only in Japan. While the company's press release stresses the "Have It Your Way" mentality, stressing that not all options are required (you can opt for one patty, no chicken, no bacon, etc.), the full sandwich itself looks impressive.

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One Dwarf, Two Dwarf, Red Dwarf, Brown Dwarf

W.I.S.E. telescope provides never-before-seen view of universe
LOGAN — An instrument designed and built in Utah is about to give astronomers, and the general public, an entirely new view of the universe.

NASA has just released more than a million images captured by the W.I.S.E. satellite telescope. W.I.S.E., the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, was born in the Space Dynamics Laboratory in North Logan, part of the Utah State University Research Foundation.

WISE captured more than 2.7 million multi-color images.

"It's basically an atlas to the whole sky, since we've mapped the whole sky," said W.I.S.E. project manager John Elwell.

The satellite telescope was launched by NASA in December, 2009. It captures images using infrared light, a technique that requires the cameras to be kept extremely cold with frozen nitrogen. W.I.S.E. was always intended to have a very short useful life. It operated for only 13 months before the nitrogen warmed up and put the cameras out of commission.
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