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Size doesn’t matter.

That was the message as friends and colleagues of the late Clyde Tombaugh, the astronomer who discovered Pluto, gathered on the New Mexico State University campus to protest the International Astronomical Union’s recent decision to strip Pluto of its status as a planet.

About 50 students and staff members turned out Friday for the good-natured challenge. Some were wearing T-shirts and carrying signs that read "Protest for Pluto" and "Size Doesn’t Matter."

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Yes, that’s what you get when you cross a martini glass, a drinking straw, and a smoking pipe: Link (a flash website, click on project and then the martini glass pipe icon).

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In computing time scales, the Henon Phase is an ancient strange attractor. A point is moved through two dimensional space based on the following transformational equations:

x_n+1 = x_n cos(a) – (y_n – x_n²) sin(a)
y_n+1 = x_n sin(a) + (y_n – x_n²) cos(a)

J. Tarbel and Paul Bourke converted this into a mathematical art: Link

Urinal.net has a large collection of urinal photos, and a neat Top 10 Urinals List. This is the toilet in the HabLab mock-up of the International Space Station.

Link | Don’t miss the urinals at the Rheinfels Catle in Schlossberg, Germany.

See also: Toilet-O-Rama.

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Wireless carriers are in a heap of tower trouble. On one hand, they serve fickle customers who will switch providers at the first sign of spotty cellular coverage. On the other, those same subscribers grouse about the unsightly towers and other gear needed to ensure calls don’t get dropped or interrupted.

Making matters worse, municipalities are passing ordinances that place strict limits on tower placement. So providers are coming up with increasingly creative and unusual ways to camouflage antennas. They’ve long adorned towers with bogus bark and leaves. But now they’re getting stealthier than ever.

Can you spot the cell towers? Link

Need I say more? Found at Perpetual Kid.

Ai Kijima’s artwork is a collage made from cut up clothing materials. This one is titled "Night is Young" and is made from recycled curtain, pillow case, bed sheets, clothes, apron, handkerchief, and tablecloth.

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This PodBrix minifig is a handcrafted sculpture by artist Tomi – too bad it’s sold out. Link

The span of a martian day is very close to that of Earth, except there is an extra 39 1/2 minutes. So, a normal quartz clock can’t keep up with Martian time, but this one (to the left) can!

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I quite like Hanoch’s use of everyday objects like donuts and trash can to make this Homer Simpson image. Link | Hanoch’s website

How does Argentine artist Leandro Erlich create this illusion of people hanging outside a building in this 2004 installation called Batiment?

Answer: Link

Jens Hackmann took this amazing photo of the Milky Way over Weikersheim in southern Germany. Link

See also: Milky Way over Utah | Milky Way over Arizona

Found at Bug Guide: a pink katydid (Amblycorypha)! Link