this.

rebeccaellie:

corgisandboobs:

rebeccaellie:

Adopting 9 dogs, and naming each of them after one of the characters in the Fellowship of the Ring.

We have the hobbits: 

Pippin is obviously the one on the left, because he looks like he’s had too much pipe weed. 

Our Leader, Gandalf.

The Kingly Aragorn:

Boromir the Brave:

The light-footed Legolas:

And last but not least, Gimli.

Yeah. Maybe one day… 

Uruk-hai

Orc

Cave Troll

This post needs no addition, but I wanted to anyway :P

Benn. I love you.

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ikenbot:

Strange Effects: The Mystifying History of Neutrino Experiments

Late last year, scientists with the OPERA collaboration in Gran Sasso, Italy reported an incredible finding: neutrinos that appeared to be moving faster than the speed of light.

The news spread at a barely slower pace, fascinating the public. One thing everyone knows is that a very famous physicist named Albert Einstein once said that nothing should travel faster than light speed.

In February, the OPERA researchers found a couple small problems with their experimental set-up, calling into question the original faster-than-light neutrino result. The event highlighted the difficulty of science at the edge of the unknown — and neutrinos are especially tricky.

More often than not, neutrino experiments throughout history have turned up perplexing results. While most of these experiments didn’t get the high-profile attention that disputing Einstein provides, they’ve challenged scientists and helped them learn ever more about the natural world.

In this gallery, WIRED took a look at some of the strangest historical neutrino results and the findings that still have scientists scratching their heads.

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Bioluminescence (by VisualEchos)

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Feathers and dots

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Cartouches of Ramesses II, Abu Simbel, Egypt (by peterrbarker)

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8.5 metres or 27 feet tall Bookshelf 

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Jerry Wayne Downs Psychoradiology - Staircase No. 3

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