A horrific soccer injury in English Premier League… Arsenal’s Croation striker Eduardo suffered a broken ankle resulted from a tackle, and would likely to be sidelined for nine months.

While this might not be the worst injury people have ever seen on football field… this photo taken by a sport journalist that reflects the exact moment of the tackle are definitely horrifying. Eduardo’s ankle could be seen completely twisted (and broken) following the impact…

Arsenal Eduardo broken ankle Arsenal Eduardo broken ankle
Horrible injury, but great photo. Get well soon Eduardo.

Once in a lifetime photo…

Cheers
Cheers… oppsss… (Image courtesy of Blakesamic, via Neatorama)

This photo of a UFO over Cornwall is hailed by experts as one of the best ever taken in Britain.

UFO sightings at Cornwall in England
UFO sightings at Cornwall

55-year-old Kelvin Barbery snapped the mystery object on Dec 29 (2007) from a coastal path between Swanpool and Maenporth, near Falmouth.

In a weird twist, Kelvin did not even see the UFO at the time. He thought he was just taking a sea view… but when he loaded the digital camera card on to his computer, the round metallic ‘craft’ was in the centre of the shot, about two miles away. [Thesun]

This news surprisingly didn’t make it big on international papers. Perhaps people are getting bored over pictures, reports, news and videos about UFO sightings, which are often found as fraud in the end.

Personally I do believe that there are other living beings out there… it would be too arrogant to think that human beings are the only intellectual livings in this mass universe.

Below is the winner of the Best Visual Illusion of the Year Contest 2007 organised by The Neural Correlate Society.

The two images of the Leaning Tower of Pisa are identical but it gave an impression that the right tower leans more than the left… simple yet amazing. [Why?]

Optical illusion with the Leaning Tower of Pisa
“The Leaning Tower Illusion” by Frederick Kingdom, Ali Yoonessi and Elena Gheorghiu

The Neural Correlate Society is a nonprofit organization that promotes scientific research into the neural correlates of sensory perception, awareness, and cognitive experience.

National Geographic has chosen 4 winners (one for each category) from 148,203 images submitted to the International Photography Contest.

Caged monkeys, National Geographic International Photography Contest
Photo by Li Feng, winner of animal category – which shows some caged monkeys await their fate at a medical laboratory in Hubei Province, China

View all winning pictures from National Geographic.

Interesting photos from Flickr user Musely, by lining up dollar notes with the Washington D.C. buildings depicted on them. The US $5, $10, $20 and $50 notes feature the Lincoln Memorial, US Treasury, White House and Capitol respectively.

Dollar notes and buildings in Washington D.C.
Image courtesy of Musely [Hat tip to Neatorama]

Photos of lovely sunlight beaming through thick leafs of some dense forest…

Sunlight in the forest

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A total of 1,010 bikini-clad women have made history at Bondi Beach, Australia, where they set a world record by posing in the largest swimsuit photo shoot ever.

The shoot will appear in the January issue of Cosmopolitan, and will also feature in the next edition of the Guinness World Records book, out in September 2008. [News]

1010 bikini babes at Bondi Beach, Australia
World record breaking bikini babes

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