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Military trials training for missions in virtual reality

February 28, 2021

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'Farms are going to need different kinds of robots'

February 28, 2021

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The influencer effect: 'Love Island star transformed my business'

February 27, 2021

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Cryptocurrencies: Why Nigeria is a global leader in Bitcoin trade

February 27, 2021

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Monsters, mania and the unstoppable march of Pokémon

February 27, 2021

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Bitcoin energy use 'bigger than most countries'

February 26, 2021

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Covid-19: How would an NHS vaccine passport app work?

February 26, 2021

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Ros Atkins on... Is Facebook too powerful?

February 26, 2021

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Woman Shares Her Joys And Difficulties Of Living In A 1482 Medieval Castle

February 26, 2021

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Woman Who Spent 6 Years In Prison Shares 22 Eye-Opening Stories Of Life As An Inmate

February 26, 2021

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Woman Explains The Difference Between How Men And Women View Friendship After Seeing A Humorous Definition For ‘Friendzone’

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Artist Shows How All The Roman Emperors Looked By Using Facial Reconstruction, AI, And Photoshop

If you've ever set foot in a museum of Greek and Roman art, you've probably seen the rows of tranquil-looking concrete busts. They do, however, have no pupils in the eyes, lack any sort of color, and in general, get kinda repetitive after the third and fourth display hall. But the artist named Haround Binous is bringing the dusty emperors back to life in a series of hyper-realistic illustrations. The guy from Université de Lausanne, Switzerland is combining facial recognition AI, Photoshop, and historical references to revive all the Roman emperors, from Augustus to Valentinian III. The result is so precise and true to life, these ancient dudes with luscious curls and sun-kissed tans could easily pass as A-list Hollywood actors off duty. I mean, look at Augustus—is that you, Daniel Craig? More info: Facebook | Instagram #1 Augustus Image credits: Haroun Binous #2 Philip II Image credits: Haroun Binous #3 Tiberius Image credits: Haroun Binous #4 Nero Image credit...

This Map Reveals The Actual Size And Shape Of Every Country In The World

Probably most of us are familiar with the famous saying ‘my whole life was a lie’ and we hate to tell you that but it most likely was when it comes to the world map as we know it. Let’s just jump ahead and say there are no conspiracy theories in here. It’s just not that simple laying out a sphere on a flat piece of paper. Good thing this climate data scientist took up the task of educating the masses on how our countries actually look and put up a map that shows real sizes compared to those shown in regular maps. Even though his usual routines consist of analyzing various climate data and tracking climate change, geography is something tied closely together with his field of work. And if you follow him on social media, you will notice he has a genuine concern for environment and education, constantly filling his feed with various informational posts. More info: Neil Kaye World Map With True Country Size And Shape Image credits: Neil Kaye North America Image credits: Neil Kaye R...

61 Before And After Hollywood SFX Makeup Pics

The amount of time and effort, sweat and tears that go into making movies is impressive. Just take a look at the intricacies required in applying movie makeup on Hollywood actors. Even characters who we think don’t need any serious makeup can take hours and hours to get ready for the set. Not to mention how much effort goes into making fantasy and sci-fi characters look believable. To show you just how much work it takes to do Hollywood-tier makeup, we’ve collected some of the best before and after, as well as step-by-step pictures. For example, who knew that making Thorin Oakenshield look like, well, Thorin Oakenshield was a very involved process? And here we thought that putting on a wig was all it took! Keep on scrolling, upvote your fave pics, and share them with your movie-loving friends. When you’re done, have a look at Bored Panda’s previous post about incredible pics of actors before and after applying movie makeup . #1 #2 #3 The life of a Hollywood movie makeup artis...

78K People Follow This Borzoi On Instagram For Her Adorably Long Snout

Love comes in all shapes and sizes, especially if we’re talking about pets or, in this case, dogs. Big or small, smart and reserved or infinitely dorky, floof or no floof—they are man’s best friend regardless. However, some doggos have such distinct looks, not only their owners fall in love with them, but people of the internet as well. Russian borzoi, also known as Russian wolfdogs, usually attract a lot of attention with their elongated lines and tall physique. However, the star of today’s story, this sweet gal named Tupe, has taken the typical borzoi appearance to a completely new level with her extremely long snout! The adorable two-year-old pup currently has more than 77k followers on Instagram who wish to boop the snoot. Scroll down to see what those people are so crazy about. More info: Instagram #1 Image credits: tupeytheborzoi #2 Image credits: tupeytheborzoi #3 Image credits: tupeytheborzoi #4 Image credits: tupeytheborzoi #5 Image credits: tupeytheborzoi #6...

Bill Hader Thinks That Pennywise’s Crossed Eyes Is CGI, Gets Seriously Spooked After Seeing Them In Real Life

If you ask a horror movie fan what makes a scary movie great, they would probably name acting as one of the most important aspects. It’s hard to imagine anyone enjoying a movie with actors who don’t embody their characters well. It’s probably safe to say that the makers of the box office hit It remake, have made an excellent choice in casting the Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård as the scary clown Pennywise. His role in the horror film has received many well-deserved praises. Not only did Skarsgård demonstrate his excellent acting abilities, but he also showed how his unique features contributed to the character amazingly well. More info: Facebook Its sequel Chapter Two premiered last month and became an instant hit by scoring $155 million at the domestic box office in under two weeks. This time, the movie introduced a set of new actors such as Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy, Bill Hader, Isaiah Mustafa, Jay Ryan, James Ransone and Andy Bean who played the all-grown-up kids from the prev...

21-Year-Old American Woman Becomes The Youngest Person To Travel To Every Country

Meet Lexie Alford, a 21-year-old American woman who has achieved quite a feat by becoming the youngest person on Earth to travel to all countries in the world. On June 2, Lexi uploaded a photo on her Instagram account with a caption that read “officially traveled to every country in the world”. The photo shows Alford holding a piece of paper that has “North Korea May 31, 2019, country #196” written on it, indicating that North Korea was the last milestone on her tremendous journey and a finishing step in the world record. Her website, lexielimitless, proudly displays the number of countries she has traveled, 196, in contrast to the tab with the remaining countries where the number has finally dropped down to zero. The adventurer has documented her numerous travels across the world not only on her blog but also captured the moments in stunning photos which she uploaded on her Instagram. At the moment, her page has 67.3k followers and around 400 posts with multiple images. Scroll down b...

54 Celebrities Before And After Shaving Their Heads

There’s a myth running around in certain circles that the minute you start going bald, your life is supposedly over and it’s all downhill from there. Well, the truth is that going bald isn’t the end — it’s just the beginning. Celebrities who shaved their heads are the perfect example that a bare head doesn’t diminish someone’s beauty. In fact, sometimes it even enhances it. To show you that everything’s all right with being bald, Bored Panda compiled a list of photos showing stars before and after they shaved their heads. Scroll down, upvote the celeb pics you enjoyed looking at, and share this list with your pals. Let us know in the comments below what you think of celebrities who shave their heads and how you perceive people who have gone bald. #1 Joseph Gordon-Levitt Image credits: Joseph Gordon-Levitt #2 Tom Cruise Image credits: tomcruiseoffcial #3 Tom Holland Image credits: tomholland2013 Some would argue that shaving your head is far from the same thing as going bal...

Stolen naked images traded in cities around the world

Explicit images of thousands of women are being stolen and traded online. from BBC News - Technology https://ift.tt/3clPQoN

We Photograph Dogs Of Strangers On The Streets Of Lithuania – The Country With The Most Canines In The Eu (77 Pics)

Hey there! We are @Dogs_of_Vilnius – a project by Gabija Kavaliauskaite and Karolis Jonusas – a couple running street photography blog of dogs. Every day we explore streets of Vilnius, the capital city of Lithuania, with an aim to bring you a one-to-one with the cutest and the fluffiest doggos we meet. As a country obsessed with canines, Lithuania has 1 dog for 3.9 humans ratio which translates to approximately 730 000 doggos in a small Baltic nation of just 3 million. We began this project as a way of stepping further from our usual approach when encountering some passerby’s dog, normally just asking to pet it and then bid our farewell. However, now we don`t settle until there are at least a few dozen potential pictures…Rather often it takes more than just a treat to attract the attention of a doggo: some are more interested in toys, some require commands from their owner (unless it`s a Husky or a Labrador, both breeds appearing to be designed for photoshoots). Having recently visit...

91 Pictures Of Very Large Things That Trigger Those With ‘Megalophobia: Fear Of Large Things’

People can be afraid of many things, from darkness to spiders, to you name it. Some of these fears are totally irrational, others come from our childhoods and creep in well into our adult lives. One of such bizarre fears is megalophobia. Think of large objects like huge cruise ships, animals, skyscrapers, underwater structures, and even statues. Now imagine how’d they look if they were bigger. If the thought of it makes your hair stand on your arm, you may also have some traits of megalophobia. And this subreddit named r/Megalophobia puts a test on your fear of large objects because it offers one hell of a collection. “A place to post images of all things large, particularly ones that are "triggers" for those with megalophobia,” says their description and 340k devoted members are nodding their heads. Scroll down and upvote the most triggering images below! #1 This Is Just One Picture Image credits: jughead1939 #2 Always Forget How Massive These Supercarriers That Ameri...

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