Archive of Cliff Pickover's Reality Carnival

(02/24/06) The engimatic Mia has just interviewed for her dream job hosting a TV show on cryptozoology. We wish her luck. Notice that she also has an amazing 4000 myspace friends

(02/23/06) Attractive women from around the globe compete for the world's most wonderful fingernails

(02/22/06) On the nature of Satan

(02/21/06) Recipe for creating an instant best-selling book

(02/20/06) Several creative thinkers discuss the "nature of genius"

(02/19/06) Aesculaceous woman surrounded by creatures that she has no desire to touch (Source: Patricia Piccinini)

(02/18/06) Man invents $26 mouse that displays your number of clicks for all too see and admire

(02/17/06) Paul Moskowitz, Ph.D., inventor with 64 US Patents, and Wheel-of-Fortune champion, portrays his cat in branching parallel universes

(02/16/06) Man asks question about quantum-mechanical bananas and receives over 80 replies

(02/15/06) Bizarre and wondrous scientific experiment in which humans try to swim in thick syrup

(02/14/06) Exactly who is Mary Toft? (For an actual painting of Mary Toft, click here)

(02/13/06) Great thinkers reflect on the possiblity that you do not exist

(02/12/06) Man invents device for detecting cat walking on keyboard

(02/11/06) The exotic photos of calescent Kim Sallaway

(02/10/06) Unusual Christian group will write a check for $1,000 to the first person who can prove that the earth revolves around the sun

(02/09/06) Pet shop owner was stunned to find markings spelling out Allah in Arabic on the body of a tropical fish

(02/08/06) World's greatest sand collector (and official member of the Sand Collector's Society) proudly displays his finds

(02/07/06) After-death alchemy: Turn your wife's brain and intestines into a diamond

(02/06/06) Which of the individuals highlighted at "The Six Thousand" would you most like to have as a future business/creative partner? (Leave comments)

(02/06/06) Ray Kurzweil and Stephen Wolfram predict what Google will be like in the year 2100!

(02/05/06) An exhibition of the world's most beautiful equations. Which would you hang on your wall?

(02/04/06) The Alexander Horned Spheres are massing at the shoreline, ready to attack

(02/03/06) The amazing alternate future histories of Philip K. Dick and Arthur C. Clarke

(02/02/06) Man attempts to reveal the entire history of the universe through a rapid bombardment of Wikipedia terms, from start to finish

(02/01/06) Intellectuals from around the world discuss whether or not "No" is a sentence

(02/01/06) Scientist experiments with direct mind-mind communication with augmented reality fish (Via UltimateComent)

(01/31/06) 1000 cool optical puzzles and illusions

(01/30/06) Who exactly is Maria Chudnovsky, genius?

(01/29/06) On the whole, is the world made worse or better as a result of America invading Iraq?

(01/28/06) On the implications of frozen brains for human status in the afterlife. (Leave comments)

(01/27/06) On the implications of the Kama Sutra Worm and hyper-light-speed antennas for romance and computers. (Leave comments)

(01/26/06) Woman discovers spontaneous formation of partial Mobius strip in hat

(01/25/06) Come with me and enter a wondrous fungal world beyond imagination

(01/23/06) If we type my last name, Pickover, into the Google image search, we find an amazing array of images -- from computer graphics, to creatures, to startling people. Which image do you like best?

(01/22/06) Strange monster image from the past (Via Eerie magazine)

(01/21/06) Human penis size

(01/20/06) Utility Fog: The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of

(01/19/06) The latest gossip on Miss Psymbiote

(01/18/06) We live in a weird, wonderful universe. See "The Mobius Strip: Dr. August Mobius's Marvelous Band in Mathematics, Games, Literature, Art, Technology, and Cosmology"

(01/17/06) What exactly is liquid sculpture?

(01/16/06) TechSwarm: How cool technology affects our lives -- real and virtual. From Google and Wikipedia to hive minds, wonderful gadgets, and social networks. Breaking news every day

(01/15/06) Relax for a few minutes in the Crumpled Paper Room

(01/14/06) The World's Tallest Virtual Building (Via Special Farm)

(01/13/06) Young students of the mysterious "Ergun Akleman" create mathematical sculptures that delight febrile topologists (Source: American Mathematical Society)

(01/12/06) The hyperdimensional oscillator "allows the user to access other dimensions of space time"

(01/11/06) Mysterious "Angels of Mons" descend to Earth during World War I

(01/10/06) Octacube sculptures and wormhole machines

(01/09/06) What is your favorite alternate religion? (Godlorica)

(01/09/06) What would today's world be like if the land mass that formed the Greek peninsula had never existed? (at "Galactic Question Center")

(01/09/06) Candice Millard and Victoria N. Alexander at "The 6000"

(01/09/06) Complex coenaculous cocktail waitress express an interest in logic, critical thinking, and logical fallacies

(01/08/06) A surprising argument: if the discovery of science had not happened in Greece, it would not have happened at all. Most cultures did not have scientific thinking, which is not essential for human culture

(01/07/06) Maps of the Internet look like cosmic wonderlands (From Opte project)

(01/06/06) Young man attempts to cram all of physics and reality onto one page

(01/05/06) A ranking of the 10 most beautiful experiments that tell us about the nature of reality

(01/05/06) World's greatest thinkers tell us their most "dangerous ideas"

(01/04/06) I always found this image intriguing, even if we're not sure what it represents (Source:cutieprogrammer.com)

(01/03/06) The Official Red Button Appreciation Page

(01/02/06) "What I saw before me was a small room like the interior of a tent, populated by enormous insects...."

(01/01/06) "Climbing Mount Makalu": the very short story that everyone's been talking about

(12/31/05) The transcendent artwork of Martina Hoffman

(12/30/05) Patent received for Jesus doll. (Leave comments)

(12/29/05) Man devotes entire life to the study and collection of dice

(12/28/05) The mystery of Korean "fan death"

(12/27/05) Merry Christmas from Teja Krasek: stare at the center of her geometric animation to induce neural nirvana

(12/26/05) The Anomalist: a daily review of news on maverick science, unorthodox theories, strange talents, and unexpected discoveries

(12/25/05) The latest gossip on bat bombs

(12/24/05) "Sex, Drugs, Einstein, and Elves" -- in the news

(12/23/05) Pleasetouchme.com: this web site does almost nothing

(12/22/05) THE SIX THOUSAND: "6000 intriguing people you want to meet online before you die. A new person added every day"

(12/21/05) 10 coolest USB memory sticks

(12/20/05) Cu Chi tunnels and parallel universes

(12/19/05) Quantum fortune cookie

(12/18/05) Exactly what is the "Aquatic Ape Theory"? (Via PageNews)

(12/17/05) Wikipedia's accuracy compared to Britannica

(12/16/05) The latest gossip on the Dolichocephaloids

(12/15/05) Chtulhu people unite in higher universes

(12/14/05) Bizarre three-line proof that "I am Dracula"

(12/13/05) A quick question on God, the universe, and everything. (Leave your comments)

(12/12/05) Fast test for pre-Alzheimer's: name all the animals you can in 1 minute. More information here, here, here, and here

(12/11/05) Two psychedelic artists. Who is better: Sarah Walker or Dayla Janke?

(12/10/05) What do you believe to be true that your friends usually do not believe to be true? (Leave your comments)

(12/09/05) Horrify friends. "All our rotten bodies are made from rigid foam, handcrafted and hand painted with a realistic mummified finish"

(12/08/05) Model of rat innards, 4 times life size (Developed in collaboration with the Stereo Taxic Artificial Rat Team)

(12/07/05) I type Alien Server into Google and found this page ranked first

(12/06/05) Woman with world's largest brain (photo). (The intriguing woman's name is Jessy and her interests include: consciousness explorers, Cthulhu, Temple of Psychick Youth Collaborators, Hassan i Sabbah, chaoists, Hagbard Celine, Discordians, King Mob, amateur neurologists, chaos, forbidden or hidden technology or ideas, any sound technology utilizing binaural beats, and self-transforming machine elves

(12/05/05) Little black boxes (number generators) interface with reality

(12/04/05) Machine creates a dream for you in an ever-evolving artwork based on the theme you desire

(12/03/05) The Galactic Question Center: We search the world, asking questions. Sometimes we get answers that change the way we look at our lives and the cosmos

(12/02/05) Man catalogues growing list of famous people who are also "self-injurers"

(12/01/05) Physics professor lists all patents awarded to people who have claimed to create perpetual motion machines

(11/30/05) US Patent Application: method and apparatus "whereby two parties create taste sensations by placing a soluble, flavored substance on the tongue, and then deep kissing..."

(11/29/05) Man lists "Top 10" chess-champion women according to both their beauty and chess ratings

(11/28/05) New Blog! "Godlorica: Breaking News on God and Other Higher Beings in this World and the World to Come." Readers may comment on each story.

(11/27/05) "The results from the actinic light are so trippy"

(11/26/05) Gallery of psychedelic candy

(11/25/05) A ranking of the 4 most important reasons to experience lucid dreams

(11/24/05) What are we seeing here, and why are we seeing it?

(11/23/05) What are we seeing here, and why are we seeing it?

(11/22/05) People obsessed with Apple computers tattoo their bodies

(11/21/05) The Phantom Time Hypothesis suggests that the early Middle Ages (614-911 A.D.) never happened

(11/20/05) "I'm Asya Schween, age 24. Immersed in the incarnadine twilight of my mind. Alone. I read no poetry but mathematical manuscripts and the Holy Bible. I'm a good girl. I will perish."

(11/19/05) Watch ants live and tunnel in nutritious gel. Ants need no food or water

(11/18/05) New Blog on ultimate reality

(11/17/05) People from around the world submit photos of jobs (and working conditions) that are not enjoyable

(11/16/05) Attractive mother and daughter pose happily next to a warm animal corpse

(11/15/05) Woman poses by deer corpse, just as animal takes its last breath

(11/14/05) Listen to scientist's brain: Enter altered reality

(11/13/05) A user's guide to time travel

(11/12/05) The Book of Wishes, now free and online: People on our planet, ages 9 to 90, describe in their own words their most intimate wishes and dreams

(11/11/05) A Ranking of Amazon.Com's 25 sexiest book covers

(11/10/05) Man catalogues every Rubik's cube variant known to humanity. Click links to see photos

(11/09/05) James Joyce math sequence intrigues mathematicians

(11/08/05) What exactly is "Splog"? (See links on this page for actual examples)

(11/07/05) Plotpatents.com applies for patents on storylines. Learn more here. (Via BoingBoing)

(11/06/05) Labidophorous lady turns herself into metallic statue

(11/05/05) Beautiful people use inflatable churches for acts of epopoeia

(11/04/05) Was Einstein a space alien?

(11/03/05) The official reality dot appreciation page

(11/02/05) Tiny creatures live in our eyelashes, eternal parasites from a reality we can barely perceive

(11/01/05) Can you find three obvious differences between the two photos? I can only find one. Show this to friends.

(10/31/05) Scientists use addictive alien-life game to experiment with chain reactions (Via Cynical-c)

(10/30/05) Where on Earth is Tatiana's brain?

(10/29/05) Mysterious women chemically grown from calcium-carbonate sea reefs

(10/28/05) Mathematician discovers that tic tac toe is complicated mathematical fractal, worthy of adoration

(10/27/05) Blog captivates viewers with fascinating range of topics

(10/26/05) The "top 100" stigmatists, according to Catholic Church

(10/25/05) Highly realistic egg babies

(10/24/05) Michelle, a physicist, loves the science of kung fu

(10/23/05) Catalogue of every new word coined in "The Simpsons"

(10/22/05) Telepathic parrot

(10/21/05) Reality Carnival editor, Cliff Pickover, has radio interview on "Sex, Drugs, Einstein, and Elves"

(10/20/05) Insane circuit bending: build your own alien instruments

(10/19/05) Emotional woman celebrates her love for the letter "i" at iiiiiiii.com

(10/18/05) Man offers to mummify you and your pet

(10/17/05) Man says Jesus used marijuana extracts

(10/16/05) My favorite octopus table

(10/15/05) Strange new products

(10/14/05) Genius snail assesses situation to cross a great distance

(10/13/05) Oliver the "Humanzee" -- a human/chimp "hybrid"

(10/12/05) Strange machines found in ceiling beams of a 3000-year old Egyptian temple. Fraud or reality?

(10/11/05) Some psychedelic research

(10/10/05) Man explores other realities through an animation (may require Quicktime player)

(10/09/05) Luke Brown conveys mysteries of other realities by conveying 3 dimensions on flat screen

(10/08/05) Incredible experiment in synchronization. Be sure to click on horse

(10/07/05) Pink walls tranquilize virile men

(10/06/05) What does floccinaucinihilipilification mean?

(10/05/05) Pekka Keskinen produces unusual art, like This Photo and This. The artist's page is Here

(10/04/05) Device for reaching altered states and realities

(10/03/05) Victoria Reynolds creates amazing art from meat-like media

(10/02/05) Examine This Photo carefully. You'll discover a weird skull-like object partially submerged (see magnification Here). What is the significance of this finding?

(10/01/05) Scientist explains why we believe in God

(09/30/05) Encounter beautiful women and their surgically altered brains, fractal sex, Noah's Ark, hyperspace physics, hallucinating androids, prophetic ants, vitamin B-12, novel plastics, intelligent spiders, and quests for God and ultimate reality

(09/29/05) The latest form of killer "heart attacks"

(09/28/05) "The Thing in the Bathroom"

(09/27/05) Reality Carnival Editor (Cliff Pickover) on radio this week

(09/26/05) Body building in the year 2010

(09/25/05) I have an obsession with Britney Spears misspellings

(09/24/05) Tangerine dreams and realities beyond imagination (LarryCarlson.com)

(09/23/05) A woman transforms herself into a soda vending machine, in order to hide, for no apparent reason

(09/22/05) "Resonata" -- dreamlike physics hypnotizies viewers

(09/21/05) Noah's Ark: a feasiblity study. (Including: Animal Space, Food Needs, Waste Management, Gathering of Animals)

(09/20/05) The Serpent: an ancient musical wind instrument

(09/19/05) Flying ray-like creatures remind us of alien life. (Via Boingboing)

(09/18/05) I am experimenting with a MySpace Group that encourages us to question the nature of ultimate reality. Take a look and feel free to contribute

(09/17/05) A super-intelligence will soon evolve

(09/16/05) Complex stoplight mesmerizes drivers. Creates exotic traffic patterns

(09/15/05) I typed Alien Girl into Google and found this image

(09/14/05) Rock stars and alien beings

(09/13/05) Dream creatures and mating nudibranchs

(09/12/05) Artwork, hybrid creatures, animations

(09/11/05) I typed Cyber Girl into Google and found This Image. The source of the larger image is Here

(09/10/05) The latest gossip on UFOs in the Bible

(09/09/05) The latest gossip on "quantum immortality"

(09/08/05) From where does all the e-mail spam come? (Via Presurfer)

(09/07/05) Michael Keith, mathematician, claims to see the image of a woman in the digits of pi

(09/06/05) Rob Underhill uses a pencil, and works for two weeks to make photorealistic images: See Example 1 and Example 2

(09/05/05) Be the first person in your neighborhood to have a Neanderthal skull on your coffee table

(09/04/05) Behold the Quintrino

(09/03/05) People from around the world show how to manipulate smoke to create startling ghost hoaxes

(09/02/05) Man de-evolves

(09/01/05) Peter Hammond makes big pictures from little ones in a processes called "Assembled Photography." For amazing larger versions, visit His Web Page

(08/31/05) Man collects all the interesting news of the world and crams it all onto one page. Feed your head

(08/30/05) Transdimensional deer materialize on power lines

(08/29/05) Megachiropteran man reveals huge catalog of architectural ornaments designed to prevent people from sitting on things (Via Boingboing)

(08/28/05) Man places Israeli airplane amidst insects: why?

(08/27/05) Man builds computer brains from Lego

(08/26/05) People take galantamine to see new realities in their dreams

(08/25/05) "H5 is the minimum set to analyze our universe." Can anyone on this planet truly understand the deep ramifications of this page?

(08/24/05) Val Henson focuses on LinuxChix, a female-dominated Linux community. She also enjoys recreating the Middle Ages in The Society for Creative Anachronism

(08/22/05) What is the largest known living creature in the solar system? (Hint: scientific name, Armillaria ostoyae)

(08/21/05) Man lets you simulate a gorgeous rendition of your own magazine cover. (Via Boingboing)

(08/21/05) Mathematician discovers living creatures lurking in fractal mathematics

(08/20/05) Please carefully count the number of legs the elephant has

(08/19/05) Terence McKenna's "stoned ape" theory of human evolution

(08/18/05) Lucubratory Russian fashion model seeks fountain of youth via mitochondrial tampering

(08/17/05) Parallel universes, the Matrix, and superintelligence

(08/16/05) Man discovers creature in PC

(08/15/05) World's first DNA investigation of biological evidence from an alien abduction

(08/14/05) Lord's Prayer now in hieroglyphics. Click "section index" at bottom for Lord's Prayer in 1221 languages

(08/12/05) Latest gossip on how marijuana and psychedelics have influenced Carl Sagan, Stephen Jay Gould, and other prominent scientists

(08/10/05) Man spends life cataloguing every conceivable way the world will end

(08/09/05) Smoke gallery of trans-dimensional forms

(08/08/05) At MathPuzzle.Com, the entire planet comes together for mathematical mind-expansion

(08/07/05) Man catalogues 100,000 facial characteristics from those seeking a mate in an effort to determine what we truly want. Click his photos to stop the motion

(08/06/05) Who and what is Psymbiote?

(08/05/05) Carlos Poveda makes strange, unholy, amazing art. (Make sure you select arrows at bottom to see more.) What do you think of THIS piece?

(08/04/05) Artist eats mushrooms. Goes insane with technical drawing pen

(08/03/05) What are all those mysterious background tasks in the Windows operating system?

(08/02/05) The latest gossip on Matrioshka Brains -- megascale superintelligent thought machines

(08/01/05) The latest gossip on John Titor, time traveler

(07/31/05) My book Sex, Drugs, Einstein & Elves was published today! Here's the table of contents. Enjoy!

(07/30/05) Adrian LaFond's creations shimmy across the screen -- eating, mating, glowing in the dark, and generally causing mischief. Use mouse near bugs. Click Next and Prev to explore.

(07/29/05) Achieve transcendence by gazing at the infinite fractal hand of God

(07/28/05) The 40 hottest books for summer science reading from the renowned Edge.org

(07/27/05) Mark Frauenfelder's new book: THE WORLD'S WORST: A Guide to the Most Disgusting, Hideous, Inept and Dangerous, People, Places and Things on Earth. (See chapter on �The Maddest Mad Scientist,� The CIA�s Dr. Sidney Gottlieb)

(07/26/05) Help Nathalie (photo here) embark on her Secret Quest to catalogue all pictures of humanoid food imagery

(07/25/05) Christa Esquitin's Art scares adults & chidren. Do not view before bedtime. May induce children to see ghosts. This is what Christa looks like

(07/24/05) An attractive gallery of mathematical forms

(07/23/05) A brief history of Hell

(07/22/05) Mysterious web site enthralls visitors from around the world

(07/21/05) Explore the moon. Be sure to use the "+" symbol at left to zoom in several times for a real treat

(07/20/05) Are fires, stars, and mules actually alive? What is life?

(07/19/05) My publisher has put a portion of my book A Passion for Mathematics on line for you to enjoy!

(07/18/05) Welcome to the "Ancilla Factory." We will never understand what this page means, but it looks impressive nonetheless. By the woman hailed as the "female Einstein"

(07/17/05) Why do most cultures have the Flood myth?

(07/16/05) This is Anne Arkham. This is her Blog

(07/15/05) Man develops an army of diverse creatures using mathematics

(07/14/05) Solomon Shereshevskii: the man who remembers everything

(07/13/05) Judith Chisholm on the use of electronics to talk to the dead

(07/12/05) Digitial camera dropped in water now photographs surreal images

(07/11/05) Unusual, animated educational treatment of calculus involving two women

(07/10/05) Google wins "typosquatting" dispute against Russian googkle.com, ghoogle.com and gooigle.com that spread "evil malware" to infect computers

(07/09/05) Scientists claim that the mind can influence the outcome of experiments involving "random" events

(07/08/05) Unusual solar phenomenon

(07/07/05) Come with me an explore an animated virtual world in which dreams can come true

(07/06/05) Sushi photo of the day

(07/05/05) Man catalogues scientific errors in the media involving gears and gravity

(07/04/05) Man builds computer brains out of lego

(07/03/05) Create your own node garden

(07/02/05) Marked Ants from Princeton Gallery (Via CardboardMonacle.Com)

(07/01/05) Lixa Brandt's gallery of robotic organisms

(06/30/05) People enjoy playing fractal tic-tac-toe

(06/29/05) Man offers gorgeous technologies for lighting up a world map with the locations of all your Web visitors

(06/28/05) The majesty and mystery of "pareidolia"

(06/27/05) Unusual cartoon depicting a near-death experience of a parasite living in an intestine (From Dogzine)

(06/26/05) I typed "Fractal Giraffe" into Google and found this image (From Gallery)

(06/25/05) Man creates bizarre hybrid faces of people at different ages

(06/24/05) The latest gossip on "pseudo-mathematics"

(06/23/05) Melvin Morse, M.D., studies near-death experiences in children

(06/22/05) Billion-year evolution of man and woman from single-cells, in one short movie

(06/21/05) My new book A Passion for Mathematics: Numbers, Puzzles, Madness, Religion, and the Quest for Reality is published in one week and available now at Amazon.Com. Does it look interesting to you?

(06/20/05) Man has proof for telephone telepathy. What is your skeptical response?

(06/20/05) Women from around the world discuss binary fingernails

(06/19/05) The mathematics of Truchet tiles

(06/19/05) Man sells ant lions as pets

(06/18/05) Why is it so difficult to find the face in the beans?

(06/18/05) Ultra-Orthodox Jews more likely to jaywalk

(06/17/05) This guitar makes me smile

(06/16/05) Judge allows woman to wear glow sticks and suck on pacifiers

(06/15/05) Wikipedia's list of people widely considered eccentric

(06/14/05) I typed Cthulhu into Google and found this image. (Google yields 19,000 other images for Cthulhu)

(06/13/05) PookMail.com is a disposable email account system. Use PookMail.com to avoid giving your personal email address to suspicious websites

(06/12/05) Latest gossip on Sony brainwave patent

(06/11/05) Artist creates method for turning children's art into sophisticated artworks. More Examples here

(06/10/05) Monocotyledon woman wears botanical necklace (Via Neuen Models)

(06/09/05) A man eats sushi with Stefanie Talavera and slowly Reports on his experience

(06/08/05) Computer graphics of spheres. Inspired by LSD visions?

(06/08/05) Man devotes life to creating alien mountains using pencil and paper

(06/07/05) Man explores awesome wonders of mathematical object called "Moebius Teeth." (If image does not display, click in black window)

(06/06/05) Reality Carnival Editor featured at IBM web site

(06/05/05) Why do the almonds appear to move, when, in reality, they are motionless?

(06/04/05) Man obsessed with one-wheel vehicles catalogs every such device known to humanity

(06/03/05) Bethany makes models of shrimp protruding through purple crystals, for no apparent reason

(06/02/05) How much patience is required to assemble the geometrical object "Cantellated 120 Cell"? First time a model has ever been constructed!

(06/02/05) Every important philosopher, in a nutshell summary

(06/01/05) Use mouse or keys to develop complex, real-time drum sounds

(05/31/05) Everything you wanted to know about Xeni Jardin

(05/30/05) Phrenicea: Predicting the ultimate outcome of the Internet and biotech revolutions

(05/29/05) Does my new book, Sex, Drugs, Einstein, and Elves seem to interest you? During June, if you pre-order the book from Amazon, I will joyfully e-mail you a handsome PDF certificate, congratulating you on your magnificent purchase. Certificate includes secret code to solve.

(05/28/05) Man evolves web site allowing visitors to examine every god known to humanity

(05/28/05) Mystery mirrored statue appears in Chicago

(05/27/05) Autistic savant multiplies numbers by visualizing two shapes that change and evolve to produce an answer

(05/27/05) Man creates "synaptic twist sculptures"

(05/26/05) Mysterious artworks (Via J-Walk)

(05/25/05) An obsession with glass beetles

(05/24/05) Craig Robinson develops a graphical method for plotting various paths his life may have taken

(05/23/05) Dr. Eric H. Chudler, neuroscientist, takes the time to construct a font based on brain wrinkles

(05/23/05) Sarah Phillips is measuring parity-violating asymmetries in elastic electron-proton scattering

(05/23/05) The NY Times Obituary of Timothy Leary

(05/22/05) Two women physics geniuses blog: Caolionn O'Connell and Maaike Limper

(05/21/05) Images from another dimension, from realities far beyond our own

(05/21/05) Danica McKellar, famous young actress, publishes abstract physics paper

(05/20/05) Man explores tendrilous region of new life form

(05/20/05) For some reason, we may find this piece of machinery "attractive" to look at

(05/19/05) Virtual bubble wrap

(05/19/05) Everything you wanted to know about "Kaki King"

(05/18/05) Spiders on LSD make webs that are better at catching prey

(05/17/05) Akaine, a mysterious little girl, astounds art world with her paintings

(05/16/05) Woman spends life in a furnished lava tube until evicted

(05/15/05) Mindless bacteria suddenly organize themselves into fractal patterns. Who is the Designer?

(05/14/05) Two books devoted to famous writers who used drugs for inpiration and as crutches: Writing on Drugs and The Road to Excess

(05/13/05) Man cataloges every female bassoonist whom he considers attractive

(05/12/05) Man submerges computer in Vegetable Oil in aquarium to keep computer cool and functioning well. Color Photos here.

(05/11/05) Many mathematicians contemplate angels moving on Infinite Chessboards. $1000 award offered for solution, in this PDF file

(05/10/05) The honeybee's brain provides a working memory that's as robust as a bird's and approaches the flexibility of a monkey's

(05/10/05) Jesus Christ used Marijuana to interface with the sick. More information Here

(05/10/05) Early Christians ate psychedelic snails to see God

(05/09/05) Clever man features "Geek of the Week" column. Also see his Main Page

(05/08/05) Evolving computational creatures

(05/08/05) Holographic green creature descends from heaven and perches on woman's head

(05/07/05) Visit the Garden of Eden. Other attractions include Noah's Ark, a Galilee fishing port, "biblical streets with the smells of 2,000 years ago," & regular battles between David and Goliath. See the park Map

(05/06/05) Why do chess geniuses eventually go insane?

(05/06/05) Play the "Reality Game." Are you suprised by the results?

(05/05/05) Hot book of the day: Conversations on the Edge of the Apocalypse: Contemplating the Future...

(05/05/05) Lisa Saksida points device of unknown etiology at hairy robot. Hear Lisa's mellifluous voice here

(05/04/05) Jewish genius William Sidis was the smartest human who has ever lived (IQ > 250). Yet, history hardly remembers him. Why did this monster mind apparently achieve so little?

(05/04/05) Danielle, a 19-year-old brainiac (photo), discusses technology that transforms your ordinary Windows screen to an entirely new look and experience

(05/03/05) IQs of 300 geniuses. Impress your friends with such trivia as "Who is smarter: Newtwon, da Vinci, or Beethoven?"

(05/02/05) Creating Matrix-like realities and entire universes that evolve from mathematical dust

(05/01/05) The world�s first all-glass undersea restaurant opens

(04/30/05) Survey of 250 renowned scientists, asking what they would teach the world about science, if they could pick just one thing

(04/29/05) Techno-artist makes USB Sushi Memory Devices for your computer. Also, visit the large Device Gallery, sure to whet your appetite

(04/28/05) Three reasons why we should explore space

(04/27/05) Impress your friends with awesome-sounding words like "Actuopalynology" -- the study of extant "palynomorphs" whose cell contents have been removed by maceration

(04/26/05) The latest gossip on cultural forecaster, Natasha Vita-More

(04/26/05) The latest gossip on Digital Philosophy: we are bits, and the universe is a giant computer

(04/25/05) People submit creative ideas for technology, thereby preventing others from patenting them

(04/25/05) Octofungi: evolving autonomous art

(04/24/05) Cobra paper origami

(04/23/05) Type in your first name, and track its popularity through time

(04/23/05) Photo of the week: "Soldier robots before the show"

(04/22/05) Man provides simple program to explore the reality of shapes and tendrilous forms. Here are some examples: 1, 2, 3

(04/21/05) Sensory homunculus: our bodies if each part grew in proportion to the area of brain concerned with its sensory perception

(04/21/05) Motor homunculus: our bodies if each part grew in proportion to the area of brain concerned with its movement

(04/20/05) Alien UFOs seen attacking Reality Carnival! What other disasters might be unleashed

(04/19/05) Strange embryonic creature seen with people

(04/18/05) 90518>Time machine sold at e-Bay

(04/17/05) Intense man devotes life to stacking coins in remarkable ways that appear to defy the laws of physics, but don't

(04/17/05) Another intense man experiments with exotic coin stacks, defying conventional notions of "what is possible" in our pocket or reality

(04/16/05) Here is Olla. This is her Blog

(04/15/05) News and views from a forest-dwelling female hippie

(04/14/05) Blonde woman experiments with space-time distortion

(04/13/05) Famous polydactly people

(04/12/05) US patent 6,751,348: "Automated detection of pornographic images"

(04/11/05) Russian man catalogs "impossible worlds"

(04/10/05) Skeptic catalogs every famous perpetual motion device, from 13th century to present

(04/09/05) Paul Wright renders woman in gold

(04/09/05) Parallel universes art and imagery

(04/08/05) Ultimate reality in recent films

(04/07/05) The mystery of nested dreaming (dreaming within a dream)

(04/07/05) This document appears to make no sense, but it is interesting to watch

(04/06/05) Come with me and explore a new world

(04/06/05) Alien outlooks

(04/05/05) The official mind uploading appreciation page

(04/04/05) The haunting artwork of Fredrik Odma (Via Jaf)

(04/03/05) This mathematical surface really turns me on

(04/03/05) This resin cast of a kidney's urinary vessels really turns me on

(04/02/05) How to find what's hot at Google

(04/02/05) My most expensive book. Isn't it amazing that a publisher would charge a walloping $175 for one of my books?

(04/01/05) How one woman, all alone, invented a promotion plan for her "Pope Joan" book -- kicking it to 100,000 in sales

(04/01/05) Long-haired man ponders the mystery of "post piles"

(03/31/05) This is Sara. This is her Paper on why taking a nap can make you a genius

(03/30/05) This odd product allows users to shoot small tracking chips into people

(03/30/05) I typed "yellow ear plugs" into Google and found this page

(03/29/05) Man relaxes in cozy room as he ponders the deepest questions of mind and God. Do you find his private office to be warm and inviting?

(03/28/05) Happy Easter: People Dance in Delight as Mammoth Mystery Easter Egg Levitates from Ground in Real Time

(03/28/05) Aided by Google search, I determined that THIS "Suicide Girl" (named London) reads about physics, and that Malloreigh is turned on by physics, particularly n-dimensional string theory

(03/27/05) Scientists study children's drawings of "the soul"

(03/26/05) Mysterious artist explores transcendent images of rooms, corridors, doors, & staircases to explore farthest reaches of human mind

(03/25/05) The amazing Robin Hanson explores 14 wild ideas including: multiple universes, cryonics, artificial intelligence, simulated worlds, and the future of humanity

(03/24/05) World's most famous, youngest psychic says household items can be used as psychic tools

(03/24/05) Man encounters Hell in near-death experience

(03/23/05) Is there a Hell? Surprising observations about the near-death experience

(03/23/05) Zombo.Com is a web site that seems to serve little purpose

(03/22/05) How much money does a science-fiction writer make?

(03/22/05) Poster is banned that depicts fashion models arranged as in Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper"

(03/21/05) Author's last name slowly evolves via gradual access to his book covers from Amazon.Com

(03/20/05) This page does absolutely nothing. What are your favorite "do-nothing" web pages that intrigue the mind?

(03/20/05) What exactly is the Panopticon Singularity?

(03/19/05) Muriel Anderson plays strange guitars for mystical transport

(03/19/05) Ideas, counterculture, LSD, Albert Hoffman

(03/18/05) Determine the beauty level and intelligence level of your child by turning two dials. To what number would you set your dials?

(03/17/05) Man collect images of New York: past, present, future, imagined future

(03/17/05) Judith Scott, a woman with Down's syndrome, spends 10 years crafting alien objects (Another of her works is here)

(03/16/05) Robotic companions will alter our view of love, sex, and romance

(03/16/05) "A Philosophical Invitation To The Apocalypse"

(03/15/05) Close-up of alien creature revealing oral cavity and skinlike texture

(03/15/05) Mathematical argument shows why human race is about to perish

(03/14/05) Accelerating technological changes will alter our futures in unimaginable ways

(03/13/05) Buddhabrot

(03/13/05) Man makes metaloid creatures

(03/12/05) A curious light in the form of an oblate spheroid suddenly descends close to female astrophysicist's head

(03/12/05) The word "vrill" sounds rather exotic. But what does it truly mean?

(03/11/05) We are living in a computer simulation

(03/10/05) A shop featuring "weird, lovely and dead stuff," from shrunken heads to dinosaur embryos to aliens

(03/09/05) Feed your brain today with "A Brief History of Information and Knowledge"

(03/08/05) The day an amorphous foam rained down on the human species (view photos in sequence): First photo, Second photo, Third photo

(03/07/05) Who exactly was Terence McKenna? And when was he rational and irrational?

(03/06/05) Beings from far-away worlds

(03/06/05) Can psychedelic drugs ease our transition to death?

(03/05/05) Stare at the Leiden University Pulsating Brain. Watch it shake and throb. Descend

(03/05/05) Math Woman and Math Man. Which photo is a greater turn on?

(03/04/05) Man supplies world's most-horrifying simulacrums of humans to 500 haunted attractions

(03/04/05) Woman in front of mystery animal corpse, for no apparent reason. (Readers continue to GUESS what animal it is.)

(03/03/05) Skeptical of skeptics and near-death experiences?

(03/03/05) Dozens of inexpensive Reality Carnival books auctioned

(03/02/05) Transylvanian Stefan Sigmond breaks world record for cigarette smoking (800 cigarettes in 6 minutes)

(02/29/05) Scary and beautiful?

(02/29/05) Arguments to use against anti-evolutionists who claim there is no evidence for new species evolving from previous species

(02/28/05) "The world soul actually communicates to human beings through the production of forms that we interpret as the denizens of an otherwise invisible and mythological world."

(02/27/05) The artificial use of rodentlike creatures to create ectoplasmic forms of music

(02/26/05) The amazing nautiloid results of the 2005 International Snow Sculpture Championship

(02/25/05) Incredible photos of life delight and confound the mind

(02/25/05) Why are smart people made to feel ashamed of their intelligence?

(02/24/05) Man converts the ashes of your loved one into a diamond for you to wear

(02/23/05) A "Young Man's" book of experiments, from 1854, contains delightful experiments on resurrecting the dead, artificial petrifactions, and the creation of artificial jewels

(02/22/05) What are we seeing here, and why are we seeing it? (From Thierry Kupferschmid)

(02/21/05) Woman makes fractal art quilts

(02/20/05) I'll give one of my books away free and autographed (plus several glossy fractal artworks) to a randomly-selected person who responds here. Look at my books at Amazon.Com to help you make your choice. To be eligble to win, you must post four choices for books that you would like to receive, and I'll pick one to send you within one week.

(02/20/05) The World of Invention

(02/19/05) My 10 Favorite Useless Limbs (and Other Vestigial Organs)

(02/18/05) The true story of arithmomania

(02/17/05) Vertebrate mailbox (from Sam's mailbox)

(02/17/05) Exactly who was "liver-eating" Johnston?

(02/16/05) Scientist claims that global network of random event generators can be used to predict the future

(02/15/05) Happy Valentines Day

(02/15/05) A man who lives in this Dome constructs a Test to see "which science-fiction author you are"

(02/15/05) The lastest gossip on Internet "click fraud"

(02/14/05) Behold the Psychrolutes, a alienlike creature with whom you share the Earth

(02/13/05) NASA speculates that nearly-transparent waterspouts account for mystery disappearances in "Bermuda triangle"

(02/13/05) Instructions for how to dislocate your consciousness from your body. Do it now, with someone you love

(02/12/05) Fractal seed pods beyond imagination

(02/12/05) I typed Wire Girl into Google and found this image

(02/11/05) Revenge of the science-fiction writers!

(02/11/05) Science fiction authors hoax "vanity" publisher

(02/10/05) Scientific map of names for soda

(02/10/05) New, hot map system. Type in your street address

(02/09/05) In 20 seconds, see evolution of all life on Earth

(02/09/05) People kissing in public may be thrown in jail for 10 years

(02/08/05) What exactly is a singularity?

(02/08/05) A cartoonist who portrayed Jesus smoking marijuana is sentenced to 6 months in prison

(02/07/05) Enter a new reality where participants build and create. You rent land with real money.Residents, who create the most popular attractions, get real money in return.

(02/06/05) Four women, caught in action (From the huge, eclectic photo gallery of Kim Sallaway.)

(02/05/05) The mystery of silver rings

(02/05/05) Troy Hurtubise creates "Angel of Light" to see through walls

(02/05/05) What can we really know about God?

(02/04/05) The remarkable story of science-fiction musicians who drove electronic circuits into a "nervous breakdown" to achieve transcendence

(02/04/05) Electric sheep screen-saver uses distributed parallel computation of new sheep

(02/03/05) "Is There a Hell? Surprising Observations About the Near-Death Experience"

(02/03/05) I typed Sushi Cake into Google and found this page

(02/02/05) What would it be like to be a conscious brain in a jar?

(02/02/05) 1 million Japanese people infected by "hikikomori" mental disorder. (Additional information here)

(02/01/05) "First wooden computers in the world" (Wooden computer peripherals here)

(01/31/05) Bloggers from around the world identify 9 other bloggers with whom they most want to meet

(01/31/05) Woman explores apple-like objects in the reality carnival

(01/30/05) Man sells spherical homes, hung from trees

(01/29/05) Uterus models for sale

(01/29/05) I typed Ozymandis into Google and found woman against large disembodied leg

(01/28/05) Encyclopedia mentions the "machine elves" seen while taking the drug, DMT

(01/28/05) Man spends 9 years perfecting and patenting "simple computer keyboard" (via Presurfer)

(01/27/05) James Randi's intriguing commentaries on topics including: prayers, the brain, Richard Dawkins, e-Bay, cremation, astrology, alien eggs, and more

(01/26/05) Judge says that "Ravers Can Suck On Pacifiers & Wear Glow Sticks"

(01/26/05) Man falls in love with the square root of 2, for no apparant reason

(01/25/05) Planetwide effort to create life within networked digital ecosystems

(01/25/05) We will never meet this woman, never call her name, never know what she is thinking at this moment, captured in time

(01/24/05) Continuing discussions on: "We live in digits of pi"

(01/24/05) Who exactly was Mary Toft?

(01/23/05) Ex-atheist describes near-death experience

(01/23/05) Wearing CDs: a fashion statement

(01/22/05) World's first newsletter devoted exclusively to near-death experiences and the afterlife

(01/22/05) I typed "Semilobar Holoprosencephaly" into Google and found this page

(01/21/05) Man makes watch that contains replica of the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge

(01/21/05) A fascinating look behind the thinking of Amazon.com (PDF presentation)

(01/20/05) Visionaries ponder how the Internet will change our lives in the year 2014

(01/20/05) I typed Solenoid Love into the Google image search and found this hot photo

(01/19/05) The Sand Traveler is a rendering of 1,000 traveling particles, each in pursuit of another. Over time, patterns of travel are exposed as sweeping paths of color

(01/18/05) New math/art exhibit. Which do you like best?

(01/17/05) Sushi photo of the week

(01/16/05) Woman discovers spontaneous formation of partial Mobius strip in hat

(01/16/05) Devout Christians offer digital blessings

(01/15/05) Scientist claims that brains constructed out of Tinkertoys could be conscious

(01/14/05) Sushi clocks are unusual. What other strange clocks have you found on the web?

(01/13/05) Man uses randomness and voting to make art. Be sure to visit the "Archive of Best Random Art"

(01/12/05) "What Gnarly Computation Taught Me About Ultimate Reality, the Meaning Of Life, and How To Be Happy"

(01/11/05) Oxford University Research Fellow asks: "Are you living in a computer simulation?"

(01/10/05) Man invents sushi pillows

(01/09/05) Humans are mere simulations actually living in a computerized version of the world

(01/08/05) I searched for information on Digital Singularity and found this image

(01/08/05) The evolution of super-intelligence

(01/07/05) Cool science stories

(01/06/05) Eye disease causes people to enter new realities and see visions

(01/05/05) What do you believe is true even though you cannot prove it?

(01/04/05) The truth about author H. P. Lovecraft

(01/03/05) Man claims that the Burning Bush in the Bible was a source of the drug, DMT

(01/03/05) Most people unaware that Pope says, "Animals have souls."

(01/02/05) Happy New Year. I'll give one of my books away free and autographed to a randomly-selected person who responds here. To be eligble to win, you must post three choices for books that you would like to receive, and I'll pick one to send you within one week.

(01/02/05) People from around the world discuss stapler that does not use staples (via Boing Boing)

(01/01/05) By 2080, humans will biologically preprogram themselves to live in a paradise-like state of higher consciousness

(12/31/04) Two women wear hats to help them communicate with higher realities. Which hat is nicer? Woman Hat 1 or Woman Hat 2?

(12/30/04) Man's face beautifully peeled on the surface of an orange

(12/29/04) I typed Lucy Orangutan Head Computer into Google and found this web page

(12/29/04) Does God make monsters or transdimensional travelers?

(12/28/04) Two of my books published in inexpensive reprint editions. I don't make another dime from the sales, but I thought you'd enjoy them: Computers, Pattern, Chaos, and Beauty and The Alien IQ Test

(12/28/04) We will never meet this woman, wearing an odd hat. We will never know her name, never know if she is truly happy.

(12/27/04) Behold the mysterious Naree Pon

(12/26/04) DMT in the brain causes us to interface with aliens

(12/26/04) As you type, Google helps you by providing intelligent suggestions

(12/25/04) Google explains unexpected search results for "Jew"

(12/25/04) I typed Google backwards (elgoog) into Google and found 72,800 web pages

(12/24/04) My 2005 Mind-Bending Puzzles Desk Calendar is available. You can also get it from Amazon.com

(12/24/04) Recent images of the Russian psychedelic revival

(12/23/04) The latest mind-blowing art at wwwcomcom.com

(12/23/04) Scientists from around the world attempt to decipher mysterious words and lettering on woman's shirt

(12/22/04) Mohammed, prophet of Islam, has supported crucifixion. He also forgives a man who impales his pregnant wife and fetus. Scholarly question: did other famous prophets condone crucifixion as punishment?

(12/22/04) Is it possible for people to determine if this is a knot, simply by looking at the figure?

(12/21/04) The psychedlic art of Danny Gomez. Which is your favorite?

(12/21/04) A group of 90 scientists, artists, and futurists create site that invites extraterrestrials who log on to establish a dialogue with humanity

(12/20/04) Cloud scluptures at Zymoglyphic museum

(12/20/04) Anosognosia for Hemiplegia: A Window into Self-Awareness

(12/19/04) Man creates long page on pi, his obsession and his love

(12/19/04) People claim they can boost your Internet Explorer pleasure, with tabbed browsing

(12/18/04) Man obsessed with gum wrappers cannot escape gumlike prison

(12/18/04) Jews are geniuses due to "overclocking" of their brains

(12/17/04) Researcher discovers "The Aphex Face", a mysterious entity, in a spectrograph (visualization of the sound spectrum). More information Here

(12/17/04) Ohunnyo and Danielle continue to list Reality Carnival as their favorite site

(12/16/04) Vladimir Aniskin, a specialist in microminiatures, places caravan of camels in the eye of a needle, and places shoes on a flea

(12/16/04) Stephen Wolfram -- genius, mathematician, entrepreneur -- provides scrapbook of his life and interests

(12/15/04) Woman with hi-tech shirt (via Boing Boing)

(12/15/04) A list of the today's biggest thinkers on topics including: cyborgs, time, networked humanity, singularities, death, the 10,000-Year Library, and consciousness

(12/14/04) Unknown female researcher seems nervous about the fungal growths arising from her bath tub

(12/14/04) The musical score for the Death Waltz mystifies world (via Presurfer)

(12/13/04) Man collects 100s of thought-provoking photos

(12/13/04) High school teacher collects interesting words to move the mind

(12/12/04) Paris Hilton a fan of Reality Carnival?

(12/12/04) Peripatetic man enters world of mathematical art and never returns

(12/11/04) The Skeletar: electric guitar made of bones

(12/11/04) Researcher draws anatomically correct skeleton of Charlie Brown

(12/10/04) A magnification of Hell

(12/10/04) The latest mind-blowing curiosities from the mysterious and eclectic Michael Coleman

(12/09/04) Scientist devotes life to the mysteries of the large number called "googolplex"

(12/09/04) Man searches photo of (12/08/04) and finds mysterious, disembodied man

(12/08/04) Artwork that opens the gates of hell

(12/08/04) Find two women in the world's largest digital photo

(12/07/04) The official pink tank appreciation page: Aleksandra, Polly, Nina, Shama, and Alia paint a tank pink, for no apparent reason

(12/06/04) Mysterious Georgia Guidestones confound viewers

(12/05/04) "Why read H. P. Lovecraft?"

(12/05/04) A very large, delicious sushi platter for you to enjoy

(12/04/04) Cool woman says Reality Carnival is favorite web site

(12/04/04) Who invented the word "cyberpunk"?

(12/03/04) People from around the world speculate on the future of watches

(12/03/04) Cartoonist explains the complex and surreal life of visionary author William Burroughs

(12/02/04) Which hoax image is your favorite?

(12/02/04) Star Trek, religion, and beyond

(12/01/04) Man discovers best way to picture infinity

(12/01/04) Man devotes life to studying and journeying along Route 50

(11/30/04) Before Eve, Adam was married to Lilith

(11/30/04) Technology that reminds us of science fiction

(11/29/04) Factorions, like 40,585, are hard to find

(11/29/04) Undulating square numbers are hard to find

(11/28/04) Photo hoax showing "personal computer of the future"

(11/28/04) More dreamlike fractals

(11/27/04) A few unusual surveys. Which interests you the most?

(11/27/04) My vegetarian friends are haunted by this surreal photo

(11/26/04) I typed Infinity Girl into Google and found this image. We will never meet her, never know her name, never know if she is truly happy.

(11/26/04) I typed Infinity Girl into Google and found this image. Is the central woman satisfied with the behavior of her robotic friends?

(11/25/04) Notable drug-related deaths

(11/25/04) People have always dreamed about cars of the future

(11/24/04) Man sells deadly piranhas of all kinds

(11/24/04) Unusual patent involving a urinal

(11/23/04) I typed Alien Eyes into Google and found this page

(11/23/04) Difficult puzzle: can you "find Waldo" among the Jews?

(11/20/04) Man catalogues pictures of newspaper front pages, for no apparent reason

(11/20/04) Man catalogues pictures of women smoking, for no apparent reason

(11/19/04) People eat live sushi

(11/19/04) Eye sculpture

(11/18/04) Difficult to believe this alien-looking thing is really alive

(11/18/04) Man catalogs all the ways the world may end

(11/17/04) Artwork from beyond the grave

(11/17/04) The latest from jellybath.com -- featuring a patented, viscous substance in which to bathe

(11/16/04) Cool curves. Any turn you on?

(11/16/04) Woman named "Flux" says she likes Cthulhu worship and admires these authors: Borges, Heinlein, Lovecraft, William Gibson, Pynchon, Phil Dick, Bucky Fuller, Garc�a M�rquez, Neal Stephenson, Kafka, Vonnegut, Nabokov, T.S. Eliot

(11/1504) "Johnny beinArt" makes haunting sculpture by repeating fleshy body parts

(11/14/04) Denizens of an invisible empire

(11/14/04) Entire car made of Lego

(11/13/04) Woman paints detailed world map on man's butt

(11/13/04) More accurate maps of the Bush/Kerry election

(11/12/04) I find it curious that many short web site names exist that lead to sites that do nothing: Pig.com, Echidna.com, Red.com, Purple.com. How many others can you find?

(11/11/04) Triple-neck guitars increase in popularity

(11/10/04) Computer graphics reveals true Bush mandate by showing election winner by county

(11/09/04) Psychedelic patterns mesmerize viewers. Gaze in awe. Point your cursor. Descend.

(11/09/04) Scientist crams M&Ms into Klein bottle

(11/09/04) Man genetically engineers crab woman

(11/09/04) I typed Kabbalistic Brooklyn Encoding into Google and found this odd page

(11/08/04) On death and eternity

(11/08/04) Would you prefer to kiss someone passionately on This or on top of This. Assume that it is with the person of your dreams. You may discuss your answer at my Group

(11/07/04) Remarkable flame fractals

(11/07/04) Lovely spiral staircase from andybaird.com

(11/06/04) "Jumping Jesus": Our psychic universe is expanding even more rapidly than the physical universe

(11/06/04) The Sedlec Ossuary is a small Christian chapel decorated with human bones

(11/05/04) Scientists visualize the mystic thinking of a machine

(11/05/04) Nice web page design at eccentris.com

(11/04/04) Experiment with a spider

(11/03/04) World's oldest pencil

(11/02/04) World's "hottest" sauce

(11/02/04) An even hotter sauce

(11/01/04) An unusual directory of haunting atomic bomb blasts

(10/31/04) Wikipedia, an open-source Encyclopedia, educates and delights. Enlighten us with knowledge. What are your favorite articles?