“I gotta say, this is the probably the weirdest soccer goal I’ve ever seen.”

Screams echoed throughout the galaxy as the Empire’s swift and ruthless attack on Alderaan left thousands dead and many more fleeing for their lives. However, there remained a small, but courageous squad of Republic Troopers who fought back on Alderaan. Though they fought a losing battle from the outset, their courage inspired others to fight and ignite the fires of hope.

Watch as the defenders of this noble planet take a stand in The Old Republic’s second cinematic trailer, “Hope,” capturing their bravery in glorious detail.

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Só eu que acho que o buraco tá ‘perfeitinho’ demais pra ser causa natural? Primeira vez que eu vi, eu achei que fosse fake… ¬¬

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Geologists Accidentally Opened the “Door to Hell”

In the darkness of night, flames dance and lick the air, casting an ominous glow that can be seen from miles around in the desert of Turkmenistan. The source of all this light and heat is a massive crater, in which blazes an unceasing inferno, dubbed by locals the “Door to Hell.” For decades, the fires within the pit have been burning without end, fed by a seemingly unlimited pocket of natural gas. The “Door to Hell” might easily be placed among the world’s most incredible natural wonder–that is, if it wasn’t man-made. So, what manner of mortal man cast open this gaping chasm and set alight its endless fire, seeming so much like an apocalyptical vision? Well, they were geologists, actually.

Not so surprisingly for a legendary-seeming wonder, some of the details regarding the “Door to Hell,” otherwise known as the Darvaza Gas Crater, have passed into legend–namely the date of its creation. Sources vary regarding the timeline, but Gadling sets the beginning of the story at about 35 years ago, which seems the most likely when considering some say it’s been burning for over 200 years.

Apparently, during the 1970s, when Turkmenistan was part of the USSR, Soviet geologists were sent into the desert to explore for natural gas, which can often be detected seeping through the sand. While drilling in one such spot, the geologists happened upon a large, cavernous space full of poisonous gas which promptly swallowed their equipment. Hoping to burn off the excess gas, perhaps to make it possible to descend into the crater, the geologists set it ablaze–and 35 years later, it’s still burning.

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O que me lembra o Vídeo do Bruno Bozzetto, com as diferenças entre a Itália e o resto da Europa.