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Some pictures here are so filled with awesomeness that they’re more than enough to make you feel good all the day long. After going through them you’ll feel that these pictures do hold an extra dose of awesomeness in it.

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Were you aware that these photos are on the same internet that you browse for hours every day? If not, then now is the time to know that and to explore them.

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Phang Nga Bay, Thailand

The beautiful island backdrop was used as plate photography for the planet Kashyyk, Chewbacca’s birthplace, in “Revenge of the Sith.”

Yuma Desert, Arizona

Buttercup Valley was used to shoot the Sarlacc Pit sequence in “Return of the Jedi.” This took more than 5 months to build with more than 5,500 cast and crew members lodging in Yuma in 1982.

Tikal, Guatemala

In “A New Hope,” George Lucas used ancient Mayan ruins located in Guatemala’s Tikal National Park as the exterior of the Rebel Alliance’s Massassi outpost on the fourth moon of Yavin.

Hardangerjøkulen Glacier, Norway

The snowy battle scene on the ice planet Hoth in “The Empire Strikes Back” was filmed on the 6th largest glacier in Norway.

Finse, Norway

Also used in “The Empire Strikes Back,” The town of Finse is the location of Luke Skywalker’s escape from Wampa Cave as well as his interaction with Obi-Wan Kenobi before he is rescued by Han Solo. They were both shot outside of the 1222 Hotel.

Death Valley, CA

It’s here where the desert planet of Tatooine come to life, first in “A New Hope,” when Obi-Wan Kenobi meets Luke Skywalker, C3-PO and R2-D2 for the first time, and in “Return of the Jedi” when C-3-O and R2-D2 travel to Jabba’s palace.

Mount Etna, Sicily

Although Lucas didn’t actually shoot on the volcano, which was erupting during filming, it is used as a backdrop for the lightsaber battler between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker at the end of “Revenge of the Sith.”

Redwood National and State Parks, California

The Redwoods transformed in to the Forest Moon of Endor, the Ewoks’ home world for several scenes such as the speeder bike chase and the Ewok Ambush in “Return of the Jedi.”

Palace of Caserta, Italy

The interiors of Theed Royal Palace on Naboo in “The Phantom Menace” and “Attack of the Clones” were filmed at this location. It is also the largest royal palace in Italy.

Seville, Spain

The Plaze de España was used for the exterior of Theed on Naboo in “Attack of the Clones.” Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala walk through the plaza before they go into hiding in the Lake country.

Hotel Sidi Driss, Matmata, Tunisia

This location, also known as “The Star Wars Hotel” was used as the Lars Homestead, which was Luke Skywalker’s childhood home in “A New Hope.” Guests can now dine in the Lars’ family dining room which is now the hotel restaurant.

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The Ili pika makes its home in China’s Tian Shan Mountains. It was first discovered in 1983, and since then, less than 30 have ever been seen. It’s so elusive that until last summer, scientists assumed they had gone extinct.

The Ili pika is only about 8 inches long, and is a relative of rabbits and hares (and maybe ewoks too, just sayin’). It spends its days munching on grasses and herbs, and playing hide-and-seek high in the mountain cliffs.

The Ili pika is endangered. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, there are only 2,000 individuals left in its population and is believed to be decreasing. See, pikas are best suited to cold environments and can retain heat extremely well due to their small ears, short limbs, and a spherical (aka adorable) body shape. So well, in fact, that living at a temperature of 78°F for two days can kill it from heat exhaustion. Weidong Li, the scientist who first discovered it, is looking to create a conservation area to help the Ili pika build its numbers, but so far his efforts have been in vain.

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Chris Evans
Stand up guy and the other half of Hollywood’s most charitable bromance, Chris Evans is pretty outspoken about using his celebrity for good. His recent Superbowl bet with Chris Pratt resulted in the pair visiting hospitals in full costume, and raising $27,000 for their cause.

Chris Pratt
Just when you thought you couldn’t love him anymore, you find out that he’s a regular at Children’s Hospitals around the country, dressing up as Star Lord to surprise sick kids. Pratt also supports various charities including Malaria No More, March of Dimes and the Motion Picture and Television Fund Foundation

 Christian Bale
When the Aurora, Colorado shootings took place during a premier of the final Batman film, Batman himself rushed to the aid of those that were injured. Bale spent the entire afternoon meeting everyone from victims, to doctors and responding officers, all while being very insistent that the media wasn’t notified of his presence.

Robert Downey Jr.
Downey may star as both Iron Man and Sherlock Holmes, but he doesn’t let that get in the way of having a heart of gold. Downey regularly crops up on “Most Charitable AND Stylish” lists the world over, supporting at least 11 different charities for 12 different causes. Oh, and he recently personally delivered an Iron Man themed Bionic Arm to a little boy in need.

Hugh Jackman
More than just the Wolverine, Hugh Jackman is an avid supporter of giving to charities, and recently took to Twitter with $100,000 AUD to crowdsource how best to donate the money. Thereafter, Jackman visited Ethiopia, where he was inspired to co-found Laughing Man Worldwide, a company that sells gourmet coffee and tea and uses the revenue to give back to the global community.

Scarlett Johansson
When she’s not kicking ass as Black Widow, Scarlett is working with any of the 28 charities she supports. Up until recently, she was also an 8-year veteran ambassador for Oxfam, a charity combating global poverty.

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Only three years old, Karina survived ELEVEN days lost in the Sakha Republic, all thanks to her loyal pup. The nameless canine hero cuddled with her for nine days, until he left to go find humans and get them to follow him back to the little girl.

Karina’s mother had thought that she’d followed her father, who had gone to his native village. With no phones to make sure, you can imagine the mother’s shock when her husband returned alone.

On the ninth day Karina was missing, the dog came home.

Her parents worried that she’d have no one to keep her warm at night.

The dog led the rescuers straight to her hiding spot.

While she understandably didn’t want to talk too much about her experience, she told her parents that she’d been eating wild berries and drinking water from rivers.

Though she was hungry and bitten-up by insects, Karina was in shockingly good condition.

Thanks to her dog, she’s safe and sound.

What a lucky girl to have such a brave and caring friend!

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I’m sure Nathan Adrian would keep Peeta alive.

Finnick Odair is 24. Nathan Adrian is 23, but will be 24 by the end of the year!

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