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Desktop Scanner Portraits And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Oh, God, Help These Poor People Thoughtful art project, or people trapped by a wizard in a desktop-scanner dimension? It is the latter. Send assistance immediately. Why are you just sitting there?...
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The U.S. Constitution On A Receipt And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Constitution Printer This hacked receipt printer can churn out the U.S. Constitution in six seconds. Very helpful for... impromptu Supreme Court debates? Julien Gremaud via The Verge
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A Chimera Apple And Other Amazing Images From This Week
The Chimera Apple It's almost something straight out of a mythical garden. But the trippy piece of fruit was actually picked out of a tree on Mel Staples' property in Kingston, southern Tasmania....
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A Gigantic Volcano Telescope And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Volcano TelescopeThe gigantic Thirty Meter Telescope will officially be coming to Hawaii after multiple hold ups. The volcanic digs only make it look more super-villain-y.
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A Gigantic Volcano Telescope And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Volcano Telescope The gigantic Thirty Meter Telescope will officially be coming to Hawaii after multiple hold ups. The volcanic digs only make it look more super-villain-y. TMT via Gizmodo
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Castles Etched On Grains Of Sand And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Sandcastles On Grains Of SandArtist Vik Muniz and scientist Marcelo Coelho teamed up to laser tiny pictures of castles on individual grains of sand. The process sounds excruciatingly difficult. But,...
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Castles Etched On Grains Of Sand And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Sandcastles On Grains Of Sand Artist Vik Muniz and scientist Marcelo Coelho teamed up to laser tiny pictures of castles on individual grains of sand. The process sounds excruciatingly difficult. But,...
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Sound Waves Sculpted On Walls And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Sculpted Waves Artist Loris Cecchini freezes wave forms on walls with paint and resin. Maybe we can see Sgt. Pepper instead of listening to it. Loris Cecchini via Visual News
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A Packing Peanut Ocean And Other Amazing Images From This Week
A Packing Peanut OceanArtist Zimoun created this fake ocean of packing peanuts. A crew of 400 died on the packing peanut ocean, led by a man some said was mad, driven to insanity by the packing whale...
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A Packing Peanut Ocean And Other Amazing Images From This Week
A Packing Peanut Ocean Artist Zimoun created this fake ocean of packing peanuts. A crew of 400 died on the packing peanut ocean, led by a man some said was mad, driven to insanity by the packing whale...
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A Game Boy WALL-E And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Game Boy WALL-EAndré Farinha creates pop culture sculptures out of Game Boys. Here's a WALL-E tribute, which presumably doesn't make any noise in the first 20 minutes after you turn it on.
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A Giant Waterslide In Bristol And Other Amazing Images From This Week
A Waterslide In Bristol Artist Luke Jerram set up a gigantic 90-meter waterslide in the middle of Bristol, because art. Luke Jerram via Dezeen
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A Giant Waterslide In Bristol And Other Amazing Images From This Week
A Waterslide In BristolArtist Luke Jerram set up a gigantic 90-meter waterslide in the middle of Bristol, because art.
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Ear Binoculars And Other Amazing Images From This Week
Ear BinocularsThese are "ear binoculars." Pan across a view of the city, in this case Newcastle, and the headphones play pre-recorded sound from the area where you're looking. So it's an illusion --...
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Calling Interference On The Sun
NASA/SDO On March 29 at 1:48 p.m. EST, the sun issued a massive X1 flare that caused a brief radio blackout on the sunlit side of Earth. Because the atmosphere insulates technology from most...
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