The Blackhole in the Milkly Way is doing some straaaaange things (don't worry we aren't gonna die....yet)

 sorry to burst your cosmic bubble but this is just a still image of GARGANTUA from the Awesome sci-fi flick INTERSTELLAR. Maybe you already knew that, maybe not, either way full transparency....

(Image Source: The movie "Interstellar")

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$150...a little pricey but we're onto something here: Portable hydrogen-cell charger

I was doing my usual stumbling when I came across this bad boy from the lovely folks at POPULARSCIENCE (you know....that one place where I constantly cite articles and other peculiar things....)

It's the Brunton Hydrogen Reactor (which i'm sure doesn't live up to the name, but owning a hydrogen reacto..ANDDD it's portable.... double bonus)

"A single Hydrogen Reactor cartridge carries a week’s worth of smartphone power—more juice than any other portable source. When a user inserts one of the 3-inch cartridges into the Reactor, a catalyst frees electrons from hydrogen. The freed electrons move into a circuit that delivers power to gadgets over USB. The remaining hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce the process’s only byproduct: water vapor."

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Output: 2 amps

Cartridge capacity: 8,500 mAh 

I swear I'm not doing a product plug.... I just find this nifty. As time progresses this will only get cheaper and more refined. HUZZAH!

-Sincerely,
ME
(Thanks Caffeine!)

F$*k you Frodo I got my own Elf-Cloak: Instructions to 3D print an invis cloak

Now I'm sure this is just like any 'as seen on TV' product and it doesn't work nearly as good as advertised or initially assume (they things NEVER ARE!!) but either way this would be a good learning experience. 

Well Provided You could actually afford to buy, rent, or use a 3d printer this would be something awesome to test out. Me personally, I think I'd start with the 3d printed guns then move onto 3d printed organs....you know the interesting (albeit EXTREMELY CONTROVERSIAL) subjects.

Continue reading for instructions! (brought to you by POPuLAR ScIencE)