Literally. Plus, 5 mysteries science can't explain and 12 supernatural tv shows from the '90s.
The low-cost Project Morpheus lander prototype, designed to carry cargo to the moon and other space destinations, lifted off the ground successfully but then failed its first autonomous free-flight test. Fire crews rushed to extinguish the flames of Morpheus, large enough to carry 1,100 pounds of cargo to the moon, such as a humanoid robot, a small rover or a small laboratory to convert moon dust to oxygen.A hardware component failure, which prevented it from maintaining stable flight, was to blame, NASA said.
5 mysteries science still can't solve. - [Tecca]
All stalkers are a little unhinged but these 10 take the cake. - [Oddee]
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's...a flying baby? - [Flavorwire]
Your coffee cup can say a lot about you. Let the office know who you are with these 35 off-the-wall mugs. - [TheChive]
July went on record as the hottest month America has ever had. But how do we know that? - [Slate]
Doctors have no idea why this woman suddenly started to grow fingernails instead of hair out of every follicle in her body. - [DailyMail]
Check out the 6 most terrifying pets humans actually bred into existence. - [Cracked]
Lena Dunham of Girls tweeted a photo of herself in a veil, makes insensitive joke about Muslims. - [TheFrisky]
Headline Story: The Morpheus was doing really well...right until it wasn't. - [Telegraph]
