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Large Hadron Collider (LHC) may create doors to other dimensions, according to Sergio Bertolucci, who is Director for Research and Scientific Computing at CERN. That is it, man, that is IT! Unexplained breakdowns! Time traveling molecules! Birds attacking with baguettes! Dogs and cats living together!
One step closer to the reality of Will Smith's “I, Robot” (terrifying, I know), these robots created by Toyota can actually run about 7 km/hr.
Why not? Guessing what the future is going to be like has gone really well so far. I'm looking at you, Robert Zemeckis. It's almost 2015—where's my goddamn hoverboard?
Dudes, welcome to Making Out 2.0. A mechanical claw and a pile of breasts. Get to work - you can thank me later.
The Whoafish has 3D vision and just can't believe his little blowfish eyes. What does he see!? Whoa.
This seems accurate, except that the user comments will probably be off-topic or outright spam.
This is the future, we don't “solve” puzzles. [Editor's Note: BuzzFeed reader Jeff found one solution to a maze that everyone thought was impossible. See if you can come up with your own solution.]
If you can get through the gross parts about how he was “degloved” in an accident (blah, blah, blah), there's tons of really sweet stuff about this guy's real life bionic hand!
Able to fly 500 miles on a tank of gas, the Transition also has wings, and is being tested by a company in Boston. Now let's finally get started on that live-action Jetsons remake.
Somebody spotted “I miss the internet.” scrawled on a blackboard in the spectacular zombie survival game, Left 4 Dead. So I guess there will be no tweeting the zombie apocalypse then? Thank god.
Someone over at ONTD found this picture of Amy Winehouse dead. No, she's not really dead, it's a sculpture by Italian artist Marco Perego. But in all seriousness, I could see this happening…soon.
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MySpace's MyAds is already a $50 million business after only a month. The software allows advertisers to create their own ads. They're charged on a per-click basis.
Science Buzz Get your whole DNA make-up mapped next year for the low, low price of $5,000. Doesn’t it seem like we’re living in the future sometimes?
Celebrity Buzz Site uses facial recognition technology to tell you what celebrity you look most like. Just upload a photo and it will analyze your face and give you a list of celebrities that you resemble. It’s a bit disconcerting to find out I’m a cross between Nelly Furtado and Frank Zappa, however, I can’t really say I disagree.
Where will we be in fifty years? Probably hanging out on “Biggest Island Available” living in igloo condos. Nozone Magazine stole this poster from the secret Inconvenient Truth outtakes.
Music Buzz The Australian-born former child actor is making a splash with his futuristic funk that is as progressive as it is a throwback to eighties New Wave. Despite oozing a hipster aesthetic of dressing like an extra on the set of White Men Can’t Jump (and waiting for you to appreciate it), Sparro backs up his colorful style with a signature sound that proves he is, in fact, the real deal.
Tech Buzz This year’s gathering in Germany showcases Artificial Intelligence designed to rescue humans and play soccer, among other less awesome things. Yes, it’s all very impressive, but get back to us when there’s a model that can brilliantly deliver dinner like a pro.
Tech Buzz The first official convention celebrating Internet memes will take place at Harvard University, where hundreds of web nerds will actually hear each other LOL. Buzzfeed won’t be in attendance, but we can only hope there’s a party DJ on hand to awkwardly beckon Tron Guy to the dance floor.