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The US is in a bad way. And I’m not just talking the political climate…or actual climate. Life expectancy in the US has been on the decline for the previous two years, and it […]

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We need one of these for reasons: Mike Marrocco built this homemade version of the 2007 Ultimate Collectors Series Lego Millennium Falcon from scratch. The Bethesda native started with a parts list he found online, then found the pieces he needed on Bricklink. Marrocco built this back in 2015, but it went viral due to this weekend’s release of Solo: A Star Wars Story. To Mike and his technicolor dream falcon: we salute you.

(via Nerdist, image: Mike Marrocco)

• The first footage from John Wick 3 is out, but there’s no sign of Halle Berry, Angelica Huston, or a puppy. (via Pop Culture)
• Ryan Reynolds and James Gunn are down for a Deadpool/Guardians of the Galaxy crossover. I have a feeling the Merc with the Mouth and Rocket Raccoon would get along famously. (via Entertainment Weekly)
• Renovate your Mind Palace with this tips and tricks to unleash your inner Sherlock Holmes. (via Lifehacker)
• Earth may be a dumpster fire, but check out these stunning photos of Jupiter from NASA’s Juno mission. (via NASA)
• It: Chapter Two has cast most of their adult roles, with Bill Hader and Jessica Chastain joining the cast. (via Buzzfeed)

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When an acid comes into contact with baking soda, a chemical reaction occurs and carbon dioxide is formed. This reaction creates many different fun visual effects for kids to explore, but one of them is revealing a secret message made out of invisible ink! Make your very own invisible ink with some baking soda and water and reveal the message with an acidic mixture (we used lemon juice) for a fun craft plus science activity rolled into one!

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