There's some history in this week's roundup of stunning images. For one, we have a photo of the Nevada atomic bomb tests from the '50s, taken from the Las Vegas strip. Alongside that we have what you see above: a nuclear power station still in use today. We're also featuring a Syrian rebel with a machine gun and cellphone, a psychedelic art project with water balloons and bald men, DIY lava, and more. Check out the gallery to see them all.
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OH MY GOSH! The sun is putting out extra neutrinos and heating up the Earth core and crust. I have not seen this before. Neutrinos typical do not interfere with any thing, before? My GOSH, this will destroy the Earth and all, causing a really fun and adventurous 2012 movie to come out!
RUN RUN!
Where...... um, I don't know.;)
Do they jiggle the handle to get this thing to flush?!