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If you you want to pump up your heart more and experience some thrill, try the dangles riders "Insanity". Extreme attraction located at the top of the Stratosphere Las Vegas.

It is 64-feet over the edge of the hotel’s tower at a height of 909-feet and your body will facing downwards at a 70-degree angle, with speeds of up to 3G's.

[via Stratosphere - techeblog]

If you hate someone put him/her in the end of the tube tunnel.

Here's a test firing by NASA and ATK Space Systems for the first motor for the Ares I rocket (Sept. 10). It generates an incredible 3.6-million pounds of thrust. A second test will be conducted next year.

This is definitely very useful for people who are budget conscious. Here's a nice gadget called Propane Tank Scale which will help you determine if your propane tank has gas left.

It is an electronic scale with LED warning lights and powered by two AA batteries.

Propane Tank Scale price tag is $29.95.

[via techfresh - product page]

This is a CG recreation of what Hiroshima looked like before it was destroyed by an atomic bomb. The nuclear weapon "Little Boy" was dropped on the city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.

The creator of this CG project is living near the ground zero.

According to Japanprobe, he said in his phone interview, it is important to teach younger people that nuclear weapons are horrible. By creating a representation of what was lost in the bombing, he hopes to remind people that such a thing should never be repeated.

Many of us surely agree with his statement. The radiation effects of the bombing still hunts the survivors.

Checkout Coca-Cola Freestyle™ beverage dispenser "the fountain of the future" with touchscreen interface system, allows you to choose one of over 100 flavor options. It can mix flavors of your choice. This new innovation is designed by Bsquare Corporation.

I'm only bothered with the presenter's staring eyes. Watch the clip...



[via product page]

This baby goose which they named Betty got somehow another chance to have normal goose life as she receives a bionic leg.

Vets use steel pins, nuts and bolts to build the leg brace. Currently she has already learned to walk again at nearby Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital.

Maybe she will have extraordinary strength (speed or kicking abilities) in the future.