Mighty Optical Illusions is Internet's biggest optical illusion database -- "... This website will be all about optical illusions.

Neatorama shares a Wired magazine article (show all images on one/single web page) showing "... New World Transparent Specimens--sea creatures

Neatorama shares a Mental_Floss article that looks back at a few notable tornado firsts.

Neatorama shares a Do It Yourself (DIY) Life article showing the ten/10 weird tips real and rumors

Boing Boing shares a brief article showing on how "an overpass is not a tornado shelter"

VideoSift shares a five minutes and seven seconds educational YouTube video showing the "Inside The Living Body - Digestive System" from National Geographic Channel.

Fake Science pretty much shows what your sleepy overlord's daily stages are like.

I Can Has Cheezburger shows a funny image showing the chemical formula for laughing gas

Medical Xpress says "the older we get, the more difficulty we seem to have remembering things. We reassure ourselves that our brains' 'hard drives (HDs)' are too full to handle the new information that comes in daily. But a Johns Hopkins neuroscientist suggests that our aging brains are unable to process this information as 'new' because the brain pathways leading to the hippocampus become degraded over time. As a result, our brains cannot accurately 'file' new information."

Google Maps Mania shares a WeatherSpark is a "... weather website, with interactive weather graphs that allow you to pan and zoom through the entire history of any weather station on earth.

Dark Roasted Blend shares The Slighty Warp's photographs/photos.

YouTube has a 44 minutes and 44 seconds Batman documentary on YouTube titled "The Psychology of The Dark Knight"

Digg and Mashable, with its poll, share Space.com's infographic -- "It was 50 years ago when people first flew in space.

Boing Boing shares a Space article on ten/10 "things you didn't know about our nearest neighbor in space." -- "As the full moon approaches, its growing brightness tends to capture our attention.

Neatorama shares PhysOrg.com's article on "a new study by mathematicians in Australia has explained how skin remains stable in water and does not dissolve

Muyoso's Reddit comment shares a Discovery News article to answer if a crazy person could surf on a tsunami -- "When the news broke that a tsunami was headed for Hawaii/HI and California/CA, I feared someone would be crazy enough to paddle out ahead of the massive wave and try to ride it. I was right. Turns out the physics of riding such a wave make it impossible even for a professional surfer. According to the University of Hawaii at Hilo, there are several reasons why it won't work ..."

VideoSift shares a six minutes and 20 seconds Vimeo video showing "an excerpt from There Will Be Blood ... Eleven/11 adult viewers were shown the video and their eye movements recorded

EducatedEarth shares a five parts 47 minutes and 24 seconds documentary on YouTube (#1, #2, #3, #4, and #5)

/. shares a Discover Magazine slide show showing eight (8) "dead people science won't let rest in peace (R.I.P.) -- Some celebrities can't escape the limelight, even when they're six feet under.