Mysteriously moving rock on Mars.

All raw images from "Opportunity" rover:
Sol 3528:
http://marsrover.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_p3528.html
Sol 3540:
http://marsrover.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_p3540.html

UPDATE 21.01.2014 - Quote from Ron Baalke, NASA:
"It's most likely a rock that was turned over by one of the rover's wheels, and it tumbled down the slope.  We also discovered a new hole near the rover, which is probably where the rock was unearthed.
The rock itself is very interesting, and we're spending some time to investigate. The rock is conveniently situated near the rover arm."

Picture taken on September 12th 2010 at 00:01 o'clock.

http://www.amazon.de/dp/3518422073/

http://www.radionomy.com/en/radio/barock-music/listen#

Webcam from Melibokus mountain: Rhine valley, Bensheim (South Hesse, Germany).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melibokus

Webcam from Melibokus mountain: Rhine valley, Bensheim (South Hesse, Germany).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melibokus

Fritz Kahn: "Der Arzt der Zukunft." (1925)

Fritz Kahn: "Muskel- u. Klingelleitung in ihrer fünffachen Übereinstimmung." (1924)

All usual suspects have their say...

http://www.edge.org/responses/what-scientific-idea-is-ready-for-retirement

James Gillray on ankle fracture (1799).

The Arno-Schmidt paper doll.

Wurstwelt

http://thecostofknowledge.com/

A Star Set to Explode

Fresco on the ceiling of the library in the Benedictine abby of Ottobeuren (Allgäu, Germany) by Elias Zobel, 1717:

Part 1/4: The angel of God smashes the pagan scientists.

Fresco on the ceiling of the library in the Benedictine abby of Ottobeuren (Allgäu, Germany) by Elias Zobel, 1717:

Part 2/4: By order of Benedict of Nursia two Christian accomplices close down the Platonic Academy in Athens (529 CE) and destroy the Greek art and philosophy.

Fresco on the ceiling of the library in the Benedictine abby of Ottobeuren (Allgäu, Germany) by Elias Zobel, 1717:

Part 3/4: Jesus of Nazareth declares the adoration of a sheep as his new science. ("Hic sapientia est.")

Fresco on the ceiling of the library in the Benedictine abby of Ottobeuren (Allgäu, Germany) by Elias Zobel, 1717:

Part 4/4: The new Christian science under the auspices of the sheep is performed by an all-female faculty.