Everything you need to know about NASA’s Curiosity rover

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• Missed the landing of NASA’s Curiosity rover on Mars? Wondering why it’s so damn important? Check out this r/askscience thread. (r/askscience)

• Is Reddit going to make a habit of live-agreggating big news events? Here’s one from redditor lazyink on the shooting at a Wisconsin Sikh temple on Sunday. (r/news)

• TV shows with no bad episodes. (r/AskReddit)

• r/bestof starts an experiment, banning all comments from default subreddits for a full week. (r/bestof)

• A Vietnam vet does an AMA. (r/IAmA)

• This question spawns a great discussion: “How is Adolf Hitler viewed in Japanese culture?” (r/AskHistorians)

• Movies that are so stupid they’re awesome. (r/movies)

• This may be the coolest person to ever do an AMA: “My favorite moment? I think it was Armstrong landed on the moon with that silly remark. And he insists he didn’t give that silly remark, but I listened to it and listened to it and listened to it, and he did.”. (r/IAmA)

• Famous rousing pre-battle speeches through history. (r/AskHistorians)

Pic of the day: Scorcese on set. (r/movies)

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