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Monthly Archives: July 2009
New moon landing photo
An amazing new photograph showing Neil Armstrong’s face through his space suit visor has come to light.
From MailOnline
Awe inspiring
A mosaic of 800 exposures snapped by the Hubble Space Telescope. It’s the deepest visible-light image of the cosmos ever taken.
From National Geographic.
Richard Dawkins on atheism
via TED
MiniGiant
A robotic printer that self-propels itself over a sheet of ZINK Paper to create a print.
Void LP deck
I’m certain it’s only a concept. Can’t see how it could ever work. But even the most outlandish concepts can inspire.
via designboom
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Future perfect
Another wonderful collage from Able Parris:
Be sure to check out Able’s other work. What’s more, he’s on twitter.
Apollo 11
40 wonderful images from the Apollo 11 mission — 40 years ago today.
Via notcot.org
Makoto Yakubi
White Box from makoto yabuki on Vimeo.
via @swissmiss & share some candy
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Psychic quacks…
… and the art of cold reading:
Swiss Cross Flight Bag
Swiss Cross Flight Bag by acmebaggage on Etsy.
via swiss miss of course.
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The Doppler Effect
YouTube - The Doppler Effect.
WordPress micro-blogging theme
P2 WP theme. A wonderful idea. Am about to install locally and test.
via ma.tt
Falling books bookend
via Switched On Set: Falling Books Bookend by Artori.
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Fast Food Feedbags
New Wearable Feedbags Let Americans Eat More, Move Less
Half a Century of Nuclear Explosions
via Art Space Tokyo - Blog: Half a Century of Nuclear Explosions.
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Young stars forming
Baby Stars in Galactic Rat’s Nest:
— three baby stars in the bustling center of our Milky Way galaxy
via NASA - Baby Stars in Galactic Rat’s Nest.
