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NASA Gets Photo Of Earth & Our Moon From Saturn’s Rings But That’s Just The Tip Of The Iceberg

by Brent Lambert • April 22, 2017 • Science, Space • 5646

A brand new image from NASA‘s Cassini spacecraft has captured planet Earth and our Moon as two tiny points of light between the icy rings of Saturn. Cassini snapped the pic on April 13, 2017, at 1:41am EST, when it was 870 million miles away from Earth. Even though it’s too small to see, the part of Earth facing the camera at that precise time was the southern portion of the Atlantic Ocean. But as you will see in the New York Times pocket documentary below the pics, this photo is just the tip of a major scientific iceberg. Continue Reading
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Major Neuroscientific Study Proves Hallucinogens Expand Consciousness To Reliably Higher Levels

by Brent Lambert • April 21, 2017 • Psychology, Science, Spirituality • 6091

Neuroscientists observed a sustained increase in neural signal diversity – a measure of the complexity of brain activity – of people under the influence of psychedelic drugs, compared with when they were in a normal waking state. The diversity of brain signals provides a mathematical index of the level of consciousness. For example, people who are awake have been shown to have more diverse neural activity using this scale than those who are asleep. This, however, is the first study to show brain-signal diversity that is higher than baseline, that is higher than in someone who is simply ‘awake and aware’. Previous studies have tended to focus on lowered states of consciousness, such as sleep, anaesthesia, or the so-called ‘vegetative’ state. Continue Reading
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Disney Considering Star Wars Resort That Looks Like A Starship & Has “Sleep No More” Experience

by Brent Lambert • April 18, 2017 • Art, Business, Design, Hollywoodland, Hotels, Movies, Space, Technology • 6194

Disney is currently conducting a survey with guests to determine the feasibility of a major new venture. The media giant is on the cusp of opening its two highly anticipated Star Wars Land parks at Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Florida in 2019 (construction began in early 2016). In this new venture they are considering, Disney would build two high-tech Star Wars resorts (one for each Star Wars Land) that are designed to look and feel exactly like a starship from the franchise universe. Even more amazing than this, Disney wants to make the experience 100% immersive for the guests. Continue Reading
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Jeff Bridges Cuts 37% Off The Asking Price For His Stunning Montecito Vineyard Estate

by Brent Lambert • April 17, 2017 • Design, Hollywoodland • 7361

When you’re The Dude you are fully entitled to the finer things in life. But as Jeff Bridges can attest, even those finer things need to be let go of at some point. Whether it’s a real estate flip, or a personal decision between him and his wife, the Big Lebowski superstar is selling his exquisite Montecito vineyard estate just east of Santa Barbara. Built in 1988, the 6-bedroom, 9,535 sq.ft. estate sits on a 19.5 piece of breathtaking land overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Continue Reading
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Researchers Discover The Active Ingredient In Tylenol Pretty Much Kills Empathy In Its Users

by Brent Lambert • April 17, 2017 • Health, Psychology • 8220

Tylenol and Advil are the most popular over-the-counter drugs in America, but it’s the active ingredient in Tylenol (i.e. acetaminophen) that is raising concern among experts over a newly discovered side effect. Turns out the drug can significantly lower one’s empathy levels. The study which was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, tested people’s empathy for physical and social pain. Continue Reading
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Wild Horse Attacks Alligator In Florida State Park In Front Of Group Of Onlookers

by Brent Lambert • April 17, 2017 • Nature, Random News, Video • 4790

It’s not often that you see some of nature’s most peaceful animals in attack mode, but that’s exactly what happened to a group of onlookers recently inside Florida’s Paynes Prairie State Park, roughly 2 hours north of Orlando. Watch as one of the park’s wild horses gets fed up with an alligator and makes a surprise hoof-stomping attack. In the second round the horse appears to get bitten, but according to the park’s officials both animals are A-OK. Continue Reading
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From Star Wars To Uber To Ellen: The Hidden Psychology & Markets That Shape What Gets Popular

by Brent Lambert • April 16, 2017 • Advertising, Books, Business, Hollywoodland, Movies, Music, Psychology • 3022

Nothing “goes viral.” If you think a popular movie, song, or app came out of nowhere to become a word-of-mouth success in today’s crowded media environment, you’re missing the real story. Each blockbuster has a secret history — of power, influence, dark broadcasters, and passionate cults that turn some new products into cultural phenomena. Even the most brilliant ideas wither in obscurity if they fail to connect with the right network, and the consumers that matter most aren’t the early adopters, but rather their friends, followers, and imitators — the audience of your audience. Continue Reading
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