HowTo: Beat the Heat for Cheap- DIY Air Conditioner |
- HowTo: Beat the Heat for Cheap- DIY Air Conditioner
- Punk Isn't Dead (Well, Not Yet Anyway)
- Multiply Each Tiny Dot By a Billion
- History of the World Explained (Using Hundreds of Buckets of Paint)
- How About a Ride on My Robo-Insect?
| HowTo: Beat the Heat for Cheap- DIY Air Conditioner Posted: 13 Jul 2010 06:00 AM PDT Here in Los Angeles, weather is perfect as usual. But on the other side of America, summer is in its sweltering peak. I've spent plenty of unconditioned summers on the east coast, so I know firsthand just how miserable it can get. For the penny pinchers out there, here's a DIY solution. BONUS: this MacGyver fix is much more energy efficient than your standard window AC unit. You will need: a fa ...more Related: |
| Punk Isn't Dead (Well, Not Yet Anyway) Posted: 13 Jul 2010 03:00 AM PDT A recently closed Worth1000 contest, Senior Rebellion, showcases "old folks that won't make you get off their lawn". Good ol' Photoshop magic at work. Previously, Photoshop Face Cream Works Miracles. Related: |
| Multiply Each Tiny Dot By a Billion Posted: 12 Jul 2010 03:00 PM PDT Yup. Every single dot represents a galaxy containing BILLIONS of stars. Holy... Just think about it. Insane. "The galaxies seen in this image are all in the distant Universe and appear as they did 10–12 billion years ago. They are colour coded in blue, green, and red to represent the three wavebands used for Herschel's observation. Those appearing in white have equal intensity in all three bands ...more Related: |
| History of the World Explained (Using Hundreds of Buckets of Paint) Posted: 12 Jul 2010 12:00 PM PDT If you have yet to see the work of famed graffiti artist/filmmaker Blu, you're in for a real treat. Blu creates films with painted still images (graffiti style), installed in various public spaces. He photographs the paintings, and then assembles them into a stop motion animation. The following project, titled "BIG BANG BOOM", is described by the artist as "months of work and hundreds of buckets ...more Related: |
| How About a Ride on My Robo-Insect? Posted: 12 Jul 2010 09:00 AM PDT This simple yet odd robot moves like a four-legged, single unit of a centipede, which unfortunately makes me think of the Human Centipede (shudder, don't click on the second video in the gallery below if you're faint of heart... or at work). OK, maybe a stretch. But for whatever reason, I connect the two. Perhaps because the inventor looks a bit weird perched on his pet 'bot... Previously, Creepy ...more Related: |
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