hellsyeacreepyshit:

This is what’s going on right now…as u go through my blog.  

hellsyeacreepyshit:

This is what’s going on right now…as u go through my blog.  

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Grandma’s Haunted Barn

paranormalbeat:

It was the summer of 1987 in The Netherlands (Hasselte in Drente) and I was 13 years old. I was spending three weeks at my grandma’s farm. She was a sweet grandma, always around to make cookies and keep me busy around the farm with the animals.

It was late in the afternoon when she brought me cookies in the barn. I sat down on some hay bales and started munching on my cookies, enjoying the coolness of the shade in the barn. Then I heard a squeaking sound somewhere in the front of the barn. It sounded like a squeaking door opening and closing, but the door wasn’t moving at all. Thinking I just imagined the sound, I finished eating my cookies.

But then it happened again… and again. The sounds were becoming louder and more frequent. All of a sudden, the door opened and slammed shut, and for a few minutes after that there was no sound at all. It seemed that it got very cold in the barn, and scared as I was I could not make myself walk to the door and leave.

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discoverynews:

Paralyzed Rats Regain Mobility in Lab

After severe spinal cord damage, paralyzed rats are able to walk again with the help of a robot to hold them up and stimulate their nerves, a new study shows.

After the rats are trained on the machine for about two months, they gained the ability to control their hind legs — which had previously been cut off from communicating with the brain — with enough dexterity to climb stairs and navigate around objects. This control means that the brain has forged new connections to get around the spinal cord injury.

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ikenbot:

Supermassive Black Hole at Work

Image Credit: NASA, S. Gezari (The Johns Hopkins University), and J. Guillochon (University of California, Santa Cruz)

Back in 2010, astronomers witnessed an explosion of light from a star that was obliterated by a supermassive black hole. This is an accurate computer simulation of the event that took place.

ikenbot:

Supermassive Black Hole at Work

Image Credit: NASA, S. Gezari (The Johns Hopkins University), and J. Guillochon (University of California, Santa Cruz)

Back in 2010, astronomers witnessed an explosion of light from a star that was obliterated by a supermassive black hole. This is an accurate computer simulation of the event that took place.

Wow okay, I’m just going to be dead for some time! Best friend visiting is code for “OMG YOU NEED TO PARTY LIKE A CRAZY PERSON! and also tour a brewery with free beer…” 

heh… sorry, I’ll be back scaring the crap out of you/geeking out soon. I actually have a life out of the internet for about a week. Shocking really.