This is the design for a rocket-powered chainsaw launcher. The idea is that you’ll be able to hack up a small group of zombies from a safe distance . Unfortunately, ammo costs will add up pretty quick if you don’t retrieve your chainsaws .

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Die, Zombies!: A Rocket-Propelled Chainsaw

This is a video of Improv Everywhere’s rendition of the the opening scene from A New Hope on the #6 train in New York . It’s pretty cute, despite the glaring lack of golden bikini

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Improv Group’s Star Wars Scene On Subway

T-Mobile’s webConnect Rocket has only been delivering “4G speeds” to users in search of mobile internet for a handful of months now, but already the company looks to have a successor on deck. If a pair of leaked slides are to be believed, the webConnect Rocket 2.0 is mildly overhauled version of the original USB WWAN modem, capable of delivering HSPA+ speeds on both PC and Mac platforms

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T-Mobile webConnect Rocket 2.0 leaks out, brings along Mac support and microSDHC slot

Robonaut2 may have fantastic biceps , but raw muscle won’t put a man humanoid on the moon — that takes rockets. Rockets like the one in this RR-1 prototype lander, recently outfitted with a Guidance Embedded Navigator Integration Environment (GENIE) system to let the craft safely descend to the lunar surface. On June 23rd, NASA and partner Armadillo Aerospace put the system to the test, hoping its could figure out the complex algorithms necessary to process volumes of data from the laser altimeter, GPS and inertial sensors, and quickly enough to steer the rocket engine accordingly…

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NASA successfully tests autonomous lunar lander navigation system, codename GENIE (video)

This is a video of a couple jackasses shooting a model rocket made of meat . It was an interesting experiment from a purely scientific standpoint, but a terrible waste of resources

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Shoot It Into My Mouth!: Bacon Model Rocket

We’ve seen plenty of cockamamie rocket stunts in our day, but there are still few things cooler than an amateur project that reaches for the stars. To this end (and for some free advertising) Sony’s announced the imaginatively named Rocket Project, wherein eight high school science students will be selected to receive Vaio CW-series laptops which they’ll then use to design and build a twenty-five feet tall, 500 pound rocket capable of reaching the stratosphere (at least theoretically). Qualifying designs must also incorporate a Vaio Z-Series (Intel Core i5) laptop to control the rocket, and a Vaio F-Series (Intel Core i7) as mission control for the launch.

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Sony’s Rocket Project helps students reach the stratosphere, unloads some Vaios in the process (video)

Intel’s existing line of Core chips just not potent enough for your tastes? Sicko. For those who just can’t sleep without longing for the next best thing, it seems that said “thing” is just a few days away from a proper reveal

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Intel’s six-core Core i7-980X Extreme Edition ‘Gulftown’ chip goes on sale in Germany

John Coker undoubtedly ate crayons (and Play-Doh ) as a child. And when he grew up, he decided to make an 8-pack of giant Crayola crayon rockets and shoot them into the wild blue yonder

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Pew Pew! Go The Crayola Crayon Rockets

That’s right, would-be astronauts , you can forget about NASA ever sending you to the moon strapped to a giant rocket, cause that shit ain’t happening. Your only chance now is lassoing a moonicorn and barebacking that bitch to outerspace. Obama wants to end NASA’s moon program, turn over space transportation to commercial companies and jump-start technologies needed for future human exploration of Mars and other destinations, officials said on Monday

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NASA Not To Revisit Moon After All, Orion, Constellation Programs Getting Scrapped

I have no idea what a duvet is but allegedly that’s what this is so I’m running with it. Also, with scissors because I throw caution into the wind

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You Gotta Be Kidding Me: iPod Touch Duvet