The Incredible Hulk!What is behind him?

Jack Kirby was a witness when a woman moved by the force of arms a car, to draw her child trapped below. He was fascinated by the power that can issue a man, as they violated the most important thing in life, so he was inspired by establishing: The Incredible Hulk!

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Keeping headphones for an hour, increases the bacteria in your ear 100 times.

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Most Expensive Car sold at auctions in 2015

 

 

 

1956 Ferrari 290 MM by Scaglietti — $28,050,000 (RM Auctions, New York City—Driven by Disruption)

Produced specially to compete in the 1956 Mille Miglia, the Ferrari 290 MM was a race car with a storied racing history that included wins at Mille Miglia, the Swedish Grand Prix, and 1,000 km race Buenos Aires. Powering it is a V-12 engine producing 320 hp that was derived from Scuderia Formula 1 cars. 

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Daniel Craig soon for Strictly Come Dancing?

'Strictly Come Dancing' bosses are reportedly keen to sign Daniel Craig to next year's celebrity line-up.
The producers are desperate to secure the 'James Bond' hunk for the next series of the BBC One ballroom and latin programme, which will hit screens next September, as they believe his fancy footwork will heat up the competition.

And the 47-year-old actor will no doubt be one of the front runners as he previously learnt to jive in 2003 when he played Ted Hughes opposite Gwyneth Paltrow in 'Sylvia.'
Celebrity choreographer Jack Murphy, who taught him how to dance for the film, told the Radio Times magazine at the time: "I was nervous because he's an actor I hold in high esteem, but he was a fine dancer! And the 47-year-old actor will no doubt be one of the front runners as he previously learnt to jive in 2003 when he played Ted Hughes opposite Gwyneth Paltrow in 'Sylvia.'




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A spectacular photo

A spectacular new photo of Earth from space recalls the most famous images of our planet ever taken.

The photo, which was captured by NASA's robotic Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), shows a sunlit Earth looming above a rumpled moonscape banded with shadow.

"The image is simply stunning," Noah Petro, deputy project scientist for LRO at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, said in a statement. "The image of the Earth evokes the famous 'Blue Marble' image taken by astronaut Harrison Schmitt during Apollo 17, 43 years ago, which also showed Africa prominently in the picture."

The shot is a sort of combination of the Blue Marble photo and an earlier "Earthrise" image, which was taken by the Apollo 8 crew — the first people ever to leave Earth orbit — as they entered orbit around the moon on Dec. 24, 1968.

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Pluto gets rainbow

It's clear that the New Horizons probe still has a few surprises up its sleeve. NASA has posted both a photo and a video showing how the spacecraft can produce vibrant colors from the seemingly drab-looking dwarf planet. The key is New Horizons' infrared spectrometer. And when researchers plug the results into visible color channels, the result is the almost festive mix of red and green (with hints of blue) that you see.
These images aren't just meant as art, of course. Infrared scans were crucial to confirming the presence of water ice on Pluto.

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Image of the day

 

 

Cape Canaveral, Fla.

The first stage of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket returns to land in a time exposure at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on December 21.
  


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3 Interesting Curiosities About The World That Will Blow Your Mind.

DEFORESTATION.About 22% of the earth's original forest coverage remains.Western Europe has lost or so of its primary forests: Asia 94%,Africa 92%,Oceania 78%,North America 66% and south America 54%.Approcimately 45% of the world's tropical forests,originally covering 1.4 billion hectares, have disappeared in the last few decades.

THE WORLD'S LONGEST JOURNEY.The Trans-Siberian Railway offers the world's longest train journey.It takes about 7 days to travel the 5580 miles or 9000 km between Moscow and Vladivostok.

POWER OF  AMAZON RIVER.The Amazon River pushes so much water into the Atlantic Ocean that, more than one hundred miles at sea off the mouth of the river, one can dip fresh water out of the ocean.





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