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Last week, inspired by the Neil Armstrong’s 1969 trip to the moon, GOOD and CNN iReport put out a challenge: Tell us what the next big, bordering-on-crazy idea for humanity should be. And we asked for answers in the form of illustrations. Click through the slideshow and see what the community came up with.

Why the shrinking cost of solar power may be enough to change our planet's outlook-especially if it's introduced first in the developing...
Three lost classics that should have made it into the literary canon The snow is ascending up the wall, threatening to hit my kitchen...
On Monday, Congressional Democrats drafted a proposal to provide the crumbling U.S. automakers with $15 billion in short-term emergency aid....
Giant jellyfish have invaded the northern coasts of the Japanese islands and they're causing problems. Frustrated local fishermen are hauling...
Gun-damn The city of Tokyo has embraced the spirit of cultural adventurousness. Their contribution: a 60-foot tall Gundam statue, based on the...
A 200 yard stretch of Lake Tawakoni State Park is covered in a massive web of, well, massive webs. The initial impulse goes something like...
This news seems somewhat ironic in light of our recent Transparency video, but technology giants are banding together to fight governments...

Twelve of the fifteen strangest items dropped to mark the start of the New Year in different towns and cities around America are edible.

There isn't much to say about this giant Gundam time lapse other than that it's awesome. Obviously.

Yesterday afternoon near Flagstaff, we brought our giant novelty arrow count up to three.

A Tanzania-based nonprofit that trains rats to sniff out land mines is seeking to expand to Thailand.

This isn’t a story only about good intentions. The company stands to benefit, too.
As a general rule, songs about the environment suck. But this kids jam by They Might Be Giants most certainly does not suck. It's called...

They Might Be Giants are really doing the world a service with these excellent kids' videos.
Watch the aerial view with English commentary of a "whirlpool vortex sucking everything into it" including a closeup of a ship trapped in the center.

The San Francisco Giants are the first major sports team to make an "It Gets Better Video." Given how much kids worship athletes, this is a huge deal.

A selection of photographs from Will Etling's "Roadside Giants."
We asked GOOD readers to help us redesign the standard recipe with a graphic twist to make cooking more fun. See the amazing submissions.

Rahm Emanuel and Comcast have teamed up to provide discounted computers and internet access for the city's low-income students.

Chile was just hit with an earthquake bigger than Haiti's and suffered no injuries or damage. How'd they do that?
