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As part of the Safari zum Urmenschen exhibition (translated as Safari to Early Humans) at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum in Frankfurt, Germany, researchers used forensic technology to reproduce the evolution of the human head, spanning over millions of years. The controversial series of models, highlighting 27 molds of human ancestral faces, were carefully constructed based on discovered skulls, teeth, and tiny bone fragments that date back to about 7 million years ago.

Visual effects are one of the most important parts of the movies today. Let's see why.

Meteorite that fell in Chelyabinsk was found in Lake Chebarkul. Officials decided to hold a competition for the construction of a monument to this meteorite, which was named after Lake Chebarkul.

Human beings have the amazing capacity of being innovative. Some human inventions though, I am not sure are worth having around. Tell me what you think. Genius, or stupid?

There are some unique architectural structures that are attractions all around the world. In this set, we aren't particularly sure where all these places are, but one thing is for certain, these skinny buildings, will make you feel fat.

More often than not, our brains are left unused. Time to put them to work! Learn something new today.

Here are some Fun Science tricks you can have some fun with. These tricks are something awesome to show your friends. Check them out.

Who doesn't Love a good life hack? Its always nice to find ways to make life easier. Here are some quick and simple life hacks to help you out.

Here are some photos to help you kill some time. These Photos are strange, funny and a little Dirty. I'm Sure You will get a good kick out of these.

The Simpsons are a beloved TV Show Family but its time to take a look behind the show. Lets look at some sad truths behind the Simpsons. These Characters have a lot more going on then they show.

Here are a few Video Games that when you got to the end you weren't disappointed. These Video Game endings actually did a good job and didn't suck

Here are some gorgeous places I would love to escape to. These Destinations are simply to beautiful. If they are this amazing through a photo I cant imagine the beauty you would see being there in person.

The Takinocho Shibazakura park is a beautiful one-of-a-kind destination. This would be an amazing place to take a girl on a date. Look at these amazing photos. Its crazy how a place like this exists.

Sometimes work gets boring and you have to create your own fun. These People look like they are having some fun while bored at work.

Some Celebrity tweets are more interesting than others. Here are 10 rather interesting celebrity tweets that you might have missed today. These tweets will make you laugh and say WTF?

As a prominent fashion photographer for 25 years, Paul Lange has had his photographs featured in such publications as Vogue, Glamour and Elle and he's traveled the globe to shoot celebrities like Natalie Portman, Oprah and Halle Berry. It was only eight years ago that he decided to make the switch to Fine Art photography, using the skills he had acquired in fashion to create his own original series.

Ladylike and professional- Heidi rolls are in. Here's how to make this look work for you...

Best known for documenting conflict and the plight of people who are suffering, photojournalist Peter Turnley has covered a massive amount of newsworthy events and has been published worldwide, including 43 times on the cover of Newsweek. In contrast to this noteworthy work, the distinguished photographer has also spent almost 40 years developing a series of black and white images that expose a different side of himself.

In the last decade, the construction industry has taken a hard hit in Italy; so much so that several associations in the field of construction have sponsored a protest at the steps of the Milan Stock Exchange. According to the Center for Economic Research and Market Sociology, there has been a loss of 157,000 companies and 893,000 employees over the last five years. Due to these statistics and personally apparent losses, people have united on a day they've deemed La Giornata della Collera, which translates as The Day of Anger.

Inntel Hotel owns several hotels in different cities around the Netherlands. Their latest, opened in the town of Zaandam in 2010 is an eye-stopper. This 4 star hotel situated next to the Zaandam train station looks like a pile of houses stacked on top of each other. The houses were designed to appear like traditional Dutch houses with designs ranging from a notary’s residence to a worker’s cottage. Almost 70 individual houses are stacked within the main body of the structure executed in four shades of the traditional green of the Zaan region. The core of the hotel is concrete, while the "houses" that rise up are timber and clapboard. The 11-story and 40 meter high building provides 160 guest rooms, a swimming pool, wellness centre, Turkish baths and a restaurant-bar.

Until the early 1960s, automobiles that were moved by rail were carried in boxcars. These were 50 feet long with double-wide doors. Inside were room for four full-sized sedans on a two-tier rack - two raised up off the floor on a steel rack and two others tucked in underneath them. This protected the cars during transport but wasn’t very efficient has the weight of four vehicles was far less than the maximum weight a boxcar that size could carry.

Canadian makeup artist Colette Cormier turns common looking women into these dream beauties. With her awesome skills and eye of a true artist she manages to hide all the flaws and highlight the merits.

Ever wonder what Superheroes do when they're not saving everyday citizens? They just want to be ordinary sometimes! Toronto based photographer Ian Pool gives us a peak at Superheroes when they think we're not looking.

If one of the first things you do in the morning is enjoy a nice hot cup of tea, why not use a mug that instantly puts a smile on your face? Korin has created a sweet set of porcelain mugs that each feature a different animal. While the body of the animal is on the mug itself, the animal's tail juts out to make an adorable handle or decoration. They're appropriately called Mugtails.

As part of a series of US nuclear weapon tests known as Operation Crossroads in 1946, a 23-kilotun nuke called Baker was blasted at about 90 feet underwater at Bikini Atoll and caused a tidal wave that reached over 2 miles high. The images that resulted from the test are breathtaking, both in the beautiful and terrifying sense. The vertical movement of such an immense body of water, shape-shifting from a dome to a mushroom cloud, is somewhat operatic. However, zooming in closer and seeing the naval ships being lifted by an unruly mass of nature like a few fragile toys is a frightening sight.

Comic book stained glass windows and a colorful skateboard ramp space? Last April, Paris' Palais de Tokyo reopened its doors after spending an astounding $26 million during 10 months of renovations. Now the largest contemporary art center in Europe, the museum has four levels and is as big as three soccer fields. With so much space, they've creatively let the building itself become part of the art. For 12 to 18 month stints, artists are invited to actually paint or construct their works right onto the building's windows, stairways and even signs.

See what happens when a cute slim girl neglects herself. Be careful, girls!

One of the most inspiring art projects we've come across lately is this new playroom at the Royal London Hospital. To show the healing power of art and play, Cottrell and Vermeulen architects and designer Morag Myerscough all worked together to create this bright and fun space for the children's ward of the new hospital complex. "We wanted it to be a complete escape for the children," says architect Richard Cottrell. "Something so unexpected and all-consuming that it might distract them from thinking about being in hospital."

It seems impossible, but Italian sculptor Mario Ceroli is an artist who successfully captured the essence of an ocean wave and brought that magnificence indoors for everyone to enjoy. For more than 40 years, the Rome-based artist has produced all kinds of sculpted environmental wonders with materials like wood and glass.

The Rain series by Nicolas Dumont is a wet ‘n’ wild collection of high emotion and truck loads of water. The series shows subjects showered in water, capturing their raw reactions perfectly. For the series, Nicolas Dumont invited friends and family to come over and take a cold shower for him to photograph. With some subjects seeming upset and some looking ready to sing in the rain, the series is something that Nicolas Dumont can surely be proud of.

These miniature pencil carvings are created by Hungarian artist, Cerkahegyzo, using only a single lead pencil, which he manipulates with files, sandpaper, razor blades and polishing stones.

Abandoned places can look very beautiful too. Here is a big compilation of such places. I would love to visit these places. Would you?

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry made of about 400,000 bricks. It took 12 months to build it.

Kentucky is one of the strangest states of America. There's some really weird things going on there.

There was a jewelry store robbery in Netherlands. But the robbers were very unlucky, they didn't think that people, who were passing by, will try to stop them.