PHOTO: Mount Everest, in two billion pixels

Posted: Jan 23, 2013 - 5:47pm

After the fire in Chicago was put out, the building froze over.

Posted: Dec 19, 2012 - 8:00am

oldslabsides wrote:

How about bodies? Can you see any of those?

yup! live ones, standing around. not dead ones if that's what you're asking.

Posted: Dec 19, 2012 - 7:00am

kysmet wrote:

You can zoom in on the camps and stuff too.

How about bodies? Can you see any of those?

Posted: Dec 19, 2012 - 6:55am

NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

miamizsun wrote:

PHOTO: Mount Everest, in two billion pixels

Wow, thanks for that. That really is cool. Zooming in on the peak gives you an idea of just how big it really is.

You can zoom in on the camps and stuff too.

Posted: Dec 19, 2012 - 6:32am

miamizsun wrote:

PHOTO: Mount Everest, in two billion pixels

Wow, thanks for that. That really is cool. Zooming in on the peak gives you an idea of just how big it really is.

Posted: Dec 19, 2012 - 6:24am

PHOTO: Mount Everest, in two billion pixels

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 12:31pm

oldslabsides wrote:

never heard of him, but I've heard of Hitler.

Coincidentally, Kenneth Mars was the actor who played the former Nazi soldier and playwright, Franz Liebkind, in the original version of The Producers.

Baby! Baby!... Why does he say this "baby"? The Führer has never said "baby". I did not write, "baby". What is it with this, "baby"?

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 11:04am

oldslabsides wrote:

maybe that's his sweet, sweet eye jelly

no

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 11:00am

Manbird wrote:

except there's wine all up in his eye!!!!! Dang!!!

maybe that's his sweet, sweet eye jelly

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 10:59am

Proclivities wrote:

Sort of reminds me of Kenneth Mars.

except there's wine all up in his eye!!!!! Dang!!!

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 10:58am

Proclivities wrote:

Sort of reminds me of Kenneth Mars.

never heard of him, but I've heard of Hitler.

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 10:55am

oldslabsides wrote:

looks like Hitler to me

Sort of reminds me of Kenneth Mars.

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 10:54am

Manbird wrote:

I think the foreground represents Great Britain during the pastoral period and the background represents the industrial revolution.

looks like Hitler to me

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 10:45am

Proclivities wrote:

For the August edition of Clase Premier magazine, graphic studio Golpeavisa composed a portrait of chef Rene Redzepi using food and tableware.

The end result is quite amazing, and you can see the behind-the-scenes footage in this video.

I think the foreground represents Great Britain during the pastoral period and the background represents the industrial revolution.

Posted: Aug 3, 2012 - 10:24am

For the August edition of Clase Premier magazine, graphic studio Golpeavisa composed a portrait of chef Rene Redzepi using food and tableware.

The end result is quite amazing, and you can see the behind-the-scenes footage in this video.

Posted: Apr 6, 2006 - 11:45am

National Geographic

March 29, 2006ÂThousands of people flocked to sites between North Africa and central Asia in search of the best place on Earth to see today's total eclipse of the sun. But the coolest view might not have been on Earth at all.

Members of the Expedition 12 crew aboard the International Space Station were treated to this one-of-a-kind sight early this morning: a view of the moon's shadow passing across the Earth.

The island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea (see map) appears in the top center of the photo, flanked on the left by the coast of Turkey.

Down on Earth, people in the center of the shadow, or umbra, experienced deep, nightlike darkness, while those in the shadow's lighter portion, or penumbra, witnessed a partial eclipse.

Space station crew members took the picture at 4:30 a.m. EST while orbiting 230 miles (370 kilometers) above the Earth.