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A group (litter? gaggle?) of dwarf octopuses recently hatched at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Florida.

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Operation IceBridge is an aerial survey of polar areas. It takes photos like this. It has an awesome name, also.

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NES Controller graffiti! Why does it have three buttons? No idea. Just soak it in.

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This image represents photosynthetic activity by measuring light released by plants during photosynthesis. (Plants convert light to fuel, but also invisibly release a small fraction of it.) Here’s the northern hemisphere in July—growing season.

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This is not how a watering can works! No. It is not at all.

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Google’s Project Loon is an ambitious plan to send Wi-Fi-enabled balloons across the world. The Balloons of Internet just made one trip around the globe.

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Nastya Nudnik adds modern twists to classic art. Here’s Edward Hopper for the social media age.

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What if Siri counted your calorie intake? That would be… strange. And improbable. And I would always feel like she’s judging me, just a little. But here is an idea for that, nonetheless.

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Lovely illustration of ball of twine? Nope! Bio-organic thread from the glands of a hagfish, which is a really gross thing that produces a really useful thing.