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	Watch Quantum Levitation in Action [VIDEO]
	There's no actual magic going on here. Just some good old science! Called the Meissner Effect, it creates levitation, but even knowing that won't stop you from dropping your jaw at it. It's really the coolest thing: Check out the video:
	Touchscreen Watch Will Use the Power of the Sun to Recharge
	Samsung's Galaxy Gear isn't the first touchscreen watch around the block. Tissot was first to introduce a touchscreen to help alleviate button clutter. Of course, the watch wasn't considered smart to begin with. Tissot's latest model won't be able t...
	See How Nuclear Cruise Missiles Are Loaded on a B-52 Stratofortress
	This photo shows how a nuclear armed AGM-86B cruise missile is loaded on a B-52 Stratofortress. It almost looks sci-fi! You can't really tell because you are looking at the butt of a 1.4 ton nuclear shark, which is 20 foot and 9 inches long with the...
	What a Kiss Looks Like From Inside the Mouth: GROSS!
	Warning. You may not want to kiss anyone again after watching this! But aren't kisses supposed to be great? Not according to this video! Check out that slimy mouth inhaling another set of lips! The image, spotted by Nerve, was posted to Imgur by MrR...
	ISS Astronauts Create Best Comet Time-Lapse Ever [VIDEO]
	Just another boring space timelapse video? No. It involves a comet flying through. Watch in awe: David Peterson's video—created from ISS mission photos—captures what it feels like to wake up in a place most of us will never be able to go.
	Watch All Six Apollo Moon Landings in This One Video
	NASA has had six successful moon missions from 1969 to 1972, and one legendary failure. Thanks to YouTuber lunarmodule5, you can check out all six landings all at once. Hit the jump to check out the video. [lunarmodule5 via Universe Today via PhysO...
	Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes 'Star Wars' Clip Shows Leia Kissing Luke [VIDEO]
	Remember the kiss that Princess Leia gave Luke Skywalker "for luck" in the original Star Wars - two movies before they discovered the familial connection that made this moment so much less romantic? What did the rest of the moment look like back...
	A Renaissance Artist Imagined iOS 500 Years Ago
	It seems there was someone ahead of Steve Jobs some 500 years ago. German polymath Albrecht Dürer was adopting similar design principles using the now-famous letters (and in sequence!) I, O, and S. Dürer was obviously not referring to an operating s...