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O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen That is a diamond-encrusted toilet, in case you're wondering.
O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen Ornate wooden houses in Russia abandoned and untouched due to their wilderness locations.
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Galileo's lost body parts found, a photo essay on redwoods, death masks of the famous, and text found on the Shroud of Turin.
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Artists that produce photorealistic sculptures, for the most part, aim to show us our bodies and life as it really is. Technically, artists who strive for a
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Arrays set up before Redoubt eruption gather data on lightning in volcanic plume.
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Crazy ancient crocodiles from the Sahara, an art exhibit at an abattoir, and "a mad work of architectural megalomania" opens in Armenia.
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Filmmaker Tim Burton, pictured, got the art-world seal of approval last night when he appeared at New York's Museum of Modern Art to help launch a career retrospective featuring his drawings, paintings, puppets and, of course, his films. The show...
O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen This one’s all over the news, so you’ve probably seen it already…but I thought the picture was funny:
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Ghost trees in London, people acting like hamsters in France, boneworms in the ocean, and the latest in sea monster sightings.
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The first thing to know is that the Mojave Air and Spaceport, as it’s officially known, isn’t just a graveyard for inactive planes. It’s an active airport, home to one of the nation’s only civilian test pilot schools, and most famously the place where Space Ship One was developed and performed the f...
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology has a plan to build a massive digital cloud above the London skyline. The Cloud, which has been shortlisted in a competition to build a tourist attraction in the Olympic Park with a lasting legacy, would feature 400 foot-tall mesh towers topped with solar powere...
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I’ve been to my share of medical oddity museums since the Mutter Museum, but back then it was a first for me and completely the opposite of what I expected. Due to the macabre nature of its exhibits and, honestly, the curiously inelegant impression of its name, I figured the Mutter Museum would be a...
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1.6 million scarab beetles cover the ceiling of this Belgian palace.
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Ominous black plants like the Dracula Vampire Orchid and the Voodoo Lily, creepy photos from last night's major black out in Brazil, and the unlikely location of the highest winds ever observed by man.
