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Apr 17, 4:00AM
So this is what living inside our most recognizable plant would look like—a gently bobbing yellow haze, with occasional downpours of
ring rain. Quite peaceful really, ignoring the fact that its atmosphere is almost entirely hydrogen and helium. This short by Brazillian multimedia designer,
Nagash, mixes macro video with snippets of "Saturnine" and "How to Measure a Planet" by The Gathering.
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Apr 17, 3:30AM
As a young pup watching
Jurassic Park, I was in terrified of the T-Rex, fearful of the Raptors, in awe of the Brachiosaurus and annoyed of that little spraying dinosaur. But probably above all, I felt for the Triceratops. It was hurt! It was dying! It was so incredibly detailed. Stan Winston School revealed how they built the Triceratops, how they painted it, how they shipped it and how the puppeteers controlled it in this video. Part two of the Triceratops video can be found
here. [
Stan Winston School]
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Apr 17, 3:02AM
You can now watch the peculiar Funny or Die Steve Jobs movie
iSteve. The 78 minute flick starring Justin Long as Steve Jobs was the third Steve Jobs biopic announced but the first to release. I think there's an award for that or something. You can watch the full length movie at Funny or Die
here. [
Funny or Die via
9to5Mac]
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Apr 17, 1:45AM
When we saw
Man of Steel's first trailer, we thought Superman never looked so badass. Now after seeing this longer trailer, well, OH MY GOD. It's everything you want in a superhero movie: origin, self doubt, internal conflict, great looking actors, ridiculous action sequences and explosively explosions on explosions on explosions. Oh yeah, and a lot of awesome flying. [
Man of Steel]
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Apr 17, 1:00AM
Even though we've seen Google Glass be leaked, be announced, be presented, be demoed, be worn, be used and even be mocked, it's always represented some far off future technology that we never were sure if it would ever be real (in a I can't believe it's already here kind of way). But it's totally happening guys. And this is what it looks like. Brandon Allgood got his hands on the Google Glass box and revealed what's inside the future.
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Apr 17, 12:00AM
Google Maps, the all seeing eye that can find
naked pranksters,
possible donkey hit and runs and
other more serious crimes, may have just stumbled upon a bloody crime scene. The image shows what looks to be two people dragging a corpse and leaving a bloody trail on a pier.
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Apr 16, 11:00PM
This is, as animator Scott Benson puts it, "A story about not being OK, and trying to be." But who's to say what constitutes OK? Is it akin to childhood innocence—that which, once stripped, can never be revived? Or is it a more transient state of being, countering the gnawing pain of regret and self-doubt?
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Apr 16, 10:20PM
You've seen Newton's balls before. You might even have one on your desk. You know, the thing that demonstrates energy transference. But I can guarantee you've never seen it in action like this before (truth be told, it was faked).
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Apr 16, 10:00PM
You may already be familiar with
Turntable.fm's standalone app that lets you and your friends stream and listen to music together, but their newest offering for iOS is a different kind of music-sharing beast altogether.
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Apr 16, 9:40PM
Every 19 gallons of petroleum we refine leaves behind a half pound of sulfur byproduct—far more than we can even pretend to have use for. Luckily, some ingenious researchers at the University of Arizona, may have devised a solution that transforms the rancid yellow element into a new breed of battery.
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Apr 16, 9:34PM
When was the last time you tried to find a government form on the Internet? For me, it was a few months back, trying to track down an absentee ballot. And while I love American flag GIFs as much as the next patriot, I was amazed at the labyrinth of independent sites I had to visit before I found what I was looking for. Bringing the web presence of an entire government under one roof is a Sisyphean task, and the UK is one of the only countries that's managed to do it, with
Gov.uk, a one-stop-web-shop that launched earlier this year.
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Apr 16, 9:00PM
You know those travel money belts that look super dorky? Only people who wear socks with sandals use those and they're not even that convenient. The sleek
Bellroy Passport Sleeve is a much better option, and it has room for everything you need on your next trip.
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Apr 16, 8:40PM
Human space travel comes with a host of problems, not the least of which is our general inability to survive in a vacuum without, you know, dying. But a new technique that's done wonders for fruit fly larvae and could one day lead to the same for humans may have solved that problem. By bombarding larvae with electrons (as seen in the above video), Scientists discovered that they could get by in a vacuum totally unscathed.
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Apr 16, 8:20PM
One element has enormous power to alter the look of a person on film or video—lighting. Cinematographers and photographers are intimately familiar with this fact, but this video really brings the point to life.
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Apr 16, 8:04PM
Robots: great for a lot of things, not so much for having autonomous feelings or thoughts, widely believed to be crucial for making art (an
increasingly contested point). While we've seen plenty of toasters draw and sculpt based on human direction or input from a camera, BNJMN is one of the first to generate his own imagery.
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Apr 16, 7:40PM
It's become the defacto standard for digital photo editing and tweaking, but how much do you know about Photoshop's 22+ year history?
In this short documentary the creators of what is possibly one of the most pirated pieces of software ever—including Thomas Knoll, John Knoll, Russell Brown, and Steve Guttman—talk about Photoshop's humble beginnings.
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Apr 16, 7:20PM
Professional race drivers spend hours in a car battling excessive G-forces, and so require just as much training and physical fitness as an athlete running up and down a field. But their needs are specialized, which is why Ferrari F1 drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa use this
racecar-shaped workout machine from Technogym.
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Apr 16, 7:00PM
We're solidly in the middle of April, and that means large parts of the country are already experiencing some unpredictable rainstorms. And that's great, because spring rain nourishes flowers and makes everything smell good. But if you're caught outside unprepared you'll be showing up to school or work smelling like a wet dog. You need a rain jacket, and Marmot's PreCip is a great choice.
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Apr 16, 6:38PM
All American Airlines has been grounded by the FAA following a system-wide computer outage across the United States. The outage has reportedly affects the airline's ability to connect to its reservation system, and has caused more than 700 flight cancellations so far. Many travelers could be screwed for the foreseeable future.
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Apr 16, 6:20PM
Sitting at a desk in front of a computer screen for 12 hours a day on Chatroulette can't be good for you. So while you webcam the hours away you can also keep tabs on your health with this app that can
determine your heart rate based on the constant discoloration as blood pumps in and out of your forehead.
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Apr 16, 6:00PM
Winter is no longer coming. And to celebrate, many of you have spent
the last month taking photos for us. Here are your amazing photos (and wallpapers) of spring.
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Apr 16, 5:40PM
The sense of euphoria and release that comes from taking prescription painkillers can often lead to users getting addicted, and possibly even overdose if things get out of hand. So to prevent this from happening, students at Brigham Young University have
developed an advanced pill dispenser that only releases meds on a doctor's or pharmacist's preset schedule.
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Apr 16, 5:24PM
This looks like a whole heap of trouble. Previous trailers for the new
Star Trek have shown the crew of the Enterprise put through the wringer, but the scope of this latest one makes it look even more absurd than ever. Here's the final trailer for the new JJ Abrams film. Oh, and it looks like Benedict Cumberbatch has a gigantic Dark Enterprise.
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Apr 16, 5:20PM
In Greek mythology,
Ariadne is known as the mistress of labyrinths. She's also associated with weaving and in some traditions, she hanged herself. This jointed lamp—
Baldessari's Arianna—was inspired the goddess.
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Apr 16, 5:00PM
That Pet Rock of yours lose a bit of its luster over the years? Not to worry, NASA plans to put one big enough for the whole world to share in orbit around the moon by the start of the next decade. Here's how.
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