TERRIFYING World's Most Dangerous Roads (Photo Gallery)

#1 Karakoram Highway

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This highway linking Pakistan and China reaches altitues of 16,000 feet and is no laughing matter. You wouldn't want to fall off this one.

#2 Guoliang Tunnel Road (China)

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This tunnel/road is 1,200 meters long and was built by locals in the 70's. It took 5 years to construct this road that tunnels in and out of some of the steepest peaks in China.

#3 The Road Through The Himalayas

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This road through India has more curves than any road should. Trucks commonly fall down the steep grades of this road.

#4 Road Of Death

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This Bolivian road is not only long, but it is called the road of death for a reason. It is responsible for 100-200 fatalities a year.

6 Breathtaking Out-Of-This-World Photos

We live in a beautiful, vast world full of wonders we have yet to discover. For most of us, the only exposure we will have to these wonders is through the shared experiences of those around us. These pictures are awe-inspiring. They remind us of how small we are, yet somehow give us a sense of connectedness and belonging. We all share the same planet.

#1 The Fukang Meteorite

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#2 The shadows that clouds cast over the earth from space

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#3 Kayaking near lava in Hawaii

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#4 Thor's Well in Oregon

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#5 Footprints from a monk who prayed in the same spot for 20 years

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#6 How lighting and angles change your face

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Ford Atlas Named Autoweek's Most Significant Detroit Auto Show Debut

The new Ford Atlas Concept, which previews the future of America's best-selling pickup truck for the past 36 years and the best-selling vehicle overall for 31 straight years, the F-150, has been named by the editors of Autoweek magazine, the "Most Significant vehicle of the 2013 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS)".
Bob Gritzinger, Autoweek executive editor, explains why:

“The Atlas Concept is clearly Most Significant winner for the things you don’t see, like hidden aerodynamic improvements and weight savings from high-strength steel and interior parts, like thinner seats. Those things add up to significant fuel savings for pickup trucks down the road. A next-generation EcoBoost with Auto Start-Stop technology also signals why Atlas is a real game changer.”