Don't trust your cat. It may be a spy.

Oct 17 8:05 AM (2 months ago) HawkEye Default category

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You might be into cat pics, memes, videos, etc. You might love LOLcat stuff. You might even seen news stories from cats on TV. Well, this is not one of them. [...]

The Great Stink

Dec 17 9:32 AM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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Once upon a time, not so long ago, London had a major pollution issue. Yup, caused by humans. Yup, caused disease. And thanks to the wonderful works of a hero that didn't wear a cape, the Victorian era survived this horrendous stage. [...]

H₂NO, or the time when Coca-Cola went evil

Dec 12 2:58 PM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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All those "we care for your happiness" ads on TV, theaters and the internet aren't the prettiest thing from the brand. They have a very dark episode on their behalf. [...]

The tin foil hat, more than a joke

Dec 7 8:11 PM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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Because not only aliens can project their thoughts straight into your head. [...]

Death from laughter

Dec 1 12:03 PM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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Though it is really rare, it is possible to die laughing. [...]

The Phantom time hypothesis

Nov 24 1:04 PM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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There's a conspiracy theory that states we're actually living in 1720 and not in 2017. [...]

Chicken eyeglasses

Nov 21 8:14 PM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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Not because they needed to see better... but to prevent them to see each other better. [...]

The haunted highways of the world

Nov 17 10:48 AM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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We've discovered a list of urban legends of roads and some of them have really weird stories behind. [...]

Chemicals 101: those with weird names

Nov 15 12:02 PM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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You probably didn't know that Housane, Penguinone and Sulflower were names of certain chems. Well... there are more: Pikachurin, Arsole, DAMN and BARF, just to mention a few. [...]

Behold the waves of light

Nov 11 11:00 AM (1 years ago) HawkEye Default category

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MIT Media Lab researchers have created an imaging system that can acquire visual data at a rate of one trillion frames per second. That's fast enough to produce a slow-motion video of light traveling through objects. [...]