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How Often Do Astronauts Wash Their Clothes in Space?
Aug 12, 10:11AM
It's one of the most mundane tasks you probably undertake so, if you're anything like me, you probably put off doing your laundry until the absolute last minute. But do astronauts do the same in space?
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This Is What a 3D-Printed Replacement Ear Looks Like
Aug 12, 9:25AM
If you're in the market for a replacement ear, how about one of these wonderful little 3D printed ones?
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Why You Should Never Just Abandon an Online Community
Aug 12, 8:32AM
Next time you leave an online community, spare a thought for your account, which will sit there accumulating messages, news and all other kinds of crap which you'll never, ever see again.
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It seems the new Nexus 7 is having some teething problems, with users reporting erratic touchscreen,
Aug 12, 8:15AM
It seems the new Nexus 7 is having some teething problems, with users reporting erratic touchscreen, keyboard and GPS function so far. Have you been having any problems?
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Leaked HTC One Max Press Shots: Yep, It Looks Like a Large One
Aug 12, 7:39AM
There have been rumblings suggesting that HTC is soon to launch a Galaxy Note rival in the shape of the six-inch HTC One Max. Now, @evleaks claims to have unearthed some press images of the montorous new phone.
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From One Second To The Next: Werner Herzog's Texting-and-Driving PSA
Aug 12, 2:00AM
Acclaimed documentarian Werner Herzog has taken on some pretty remarkable subjects during his 50-year career, ranging from Antarctic scientists to Grizzly Man. His latest film, though, is about something much more familiar: Texting and driving. Yet it's no less intense.
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Get A Sense Of How Dire Shark Finning Is From This Visual Represenation
Aug 12, 1:00AM
One thing infographics are really good for is providing a sense of scale. Certain numbers are just too big to really comprehend, and can also be made to sound bigger or smaller than they actually are depending on how they're presented. As Shark Week comes to a close, it seems apt to take shark finning as an example.
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The Breaking Bad Theme Played On Meth Lab Equipment, Minus The Meth
Aug 12, 12:00AM
It's the beginning of the end for Breaking Bad starting tonight, and it's a tough time for us all. We're staring into the abyss and contemplating what our lives will be like a mere eight episodes from now when darkness creeps into our hearts and emptiness settles in our souls.
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This Stunning Spiral Galaxy Is Out There Right Now
Aug 11, 10:35PM
No matter how wry your sense of humor or how pessimistic your outlook, you have to give into your human capacity for awe at some point. And it might as well be now because this photo is amazing. The spiral galaxy, M74, consists of about 100 billion stars and is 32 million light-years away if you're headed toward Pisces. And I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we wish we were.
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These Abandoned Tanks Are Rusting Mementoes of the Wars of the Past
Aug 11, 10:00PM
Swords may be driven into ploughshares when they've finished their fighting, but tanks are often left to rust, in graveyards of military vehicles or on the battlefields where they fell.
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Use Loop To Animate The World
Aug 11, 9:14PM
I'm really bad at drawing. Really really really bad. Like hand turkeys and stick figures level. But Loop might be a way to bring me up a little bit. It's an iPad app for making hand-drawn animations, but you can use it with guides like other drawings or photos for tracing. Basically there are a bunch of different ways to get going, which is what I need.
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50,000 Stills Of Times Square Are Almost As Chaotic As Real Life
Aug 11, 7:37PM
If you live in New York you know how unbelievably frustrating it is to try to walk through Times Square when you have somewhere to be. Peeps be all up in your way. If you don't live in New York, you're either part of the problem when you visit or you just generally know to move to the side when you're looking at a map/smartphone/landmark. Regardless, all of us contribute to the madness in that tiny space and Drew Geraci from District 7 Media has captured it beautifully.
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Which Kitchen Appliances Should Wise Up?
Aug 11, 6:23PM
If you think about it, meals are kind of absurd because they have to happen every day. I love eating and I really love cooking, but three or more times a day every day? That just seems like a lot. Yet somehow it happens, because we need to sustain ourselves. Or whatever. Giz posts a lot of awesome and/or hilarious kitchen gadgets to help things along, but I'm wondering which appliances in your kitchen would be more useful if they were "smart." What would you want from a sensor-laden, wifi-enabled stove? Could a fridge with an onboard computer change your life? Or is everything fine the way it is? Dice and chop below.
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The Origin And Power Of Life Flows In This Ceiling
Aug 11, 5:07PM
In ancient Greek lore, "arkhe" is the concept of origin and the forces underlying life. Standard philosophical themes to think about in a hair salon, right? Moriyuki Ochiai Architects designed this salon, ArKhe, in Chiba, Japan to channel water and remind people of the flow of life.
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Reduce A Steel Box To A Pathetic Lump With Slingshot Bullets
Aug 11, 4:03PM
Joerg puts his equipment through a lot of abuse to film videos for the slingshot channel. And the catchbox he shoots into has borne the brunt of all that mayhem for three years. But it's probably been so gradual that no one really noticed. And then in a moment of clarity Joerg clearly realized that his catch box had evolved into a piece of useless nothing. Time for the junkyard.
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This Upside Down Camaro/Festiva Monster Is The Craziest Car At LeMons
Aug 11, 3:00PM
The 24 Hours of LeMons is known for its crazy cars, but this one may take the cake. It's a Ford Festiva/Chevy Camaro monster mashup, and yes, it's upside down.
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Hyperloop: Everything We Think We Know About the Future of Transit
Aug 11, 3:00PM
On Monday, Tesla Motors chief Elon Musk will finally reveal his concept for a high-speed transit system called Hyperloop. The Hyperloop, according to Musk, will be able to whisk you from downtown Los Angeles to downtown San Francisco in roughly the time it takes to watch an episode of Veep. He's been intentionally vague about details—but that doesn't mean we can't make some educated guesses about how he's going to pull this off.
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Does Seltzer Hydrate You Or Leave You High And Dry?
Aug 11, 2:41PM
Sometimes people go on seltzer binges. It happens. Between cold cans, two liter bottles and SodaStreams it can be hard not to become totally captivated by the bubbly stuff. But sometimes it feels like all those bubbles are getting in the way of hydration. So does your body absorb effervescence differently? Writer and obsessive seltzer drinker Noah Davis wanted to find out.
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Stream Everything To Your Chromecast With This Clever Workaround
Aug 11, 1:12PM
People are greedy. We just are. What we want is all the content. All the content streaming to our Chromecasts. And as the dog days of summer have slowly ticked by Vimeo, Redbox Instant and Hulu have been the main streaming services to promise apps for our precious little dongles. Which is great, but we want more. We want all the streaming services. All the video and audio the internet can offer. More, more, MORE.
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Can Apple tackle Google with new 2013 iPhone?
Aug 11, 1:35AM
Apple fans are squeaking with unbridled emotion after learning about the next iPhone's announcement date: September 10—two days earlier than last year. Will Apple's new toys be enough to stop the company's steady decline in sales and market share?
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Report: Apple's Next iPhone(s?) Coming September 10th
Aug 11, 12:50AM
According to a report from AllThingsD, Apple will be taking the lid off of its new iPhone a month from today, on September 10th. Save the date for what should be a big day—especially if it's not the only debut Apple's got up its sleeve.
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A trailer so beautiful that it will make you want to go on a road trip
Aug 10, 11:20PM
Behold, the new Bowlus Road Chief—"the sexiest trailer I've ever seen", according to the Roadtrippers Kinja blog. It's really beautiful indeed, like a part of an old World War II bomber. And inside it's elegant and simple. I want it to go on a road trip right now.
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Haim: Strong Enough
Aug 10, 11:08PM
If you're like me, you've blocked out most of the Top 40 pop rock you secretly liked as a kid of the 1990s—think Sophie B. Hawkins and Sheryl Crow. But in the capable hands of Haim, Crow's crooning 1995 song, Strong Enough, is kind of hard to resist.
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NASA Will Stream the Perseid Meteor Shower Live Until 3AM Tonight
Aug 10, 10:00PM
Everyone's favorite meteor shower, the Perseids, are expected to hit their dazzling peak over North America within the next two or three days. And even if you're surrounded by city lights, you'll have a front row seat. Tonight, NASA is streaming its first Perseid webcast, replete with cosmic debris, sky fireballs, and meteor experts.
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See NYC From a New Angle With These Awesomely Nerdy Maps
Aug 10, 9:10PM
On July 25, data fans rejoiced when New York City government opened up a gigantic amount geospatial data to the public. The dataset, PLUTO, is "a real-world version of SIm City" based on tax lot data (it sounds less interesting than it is). Now, maps based on PLUTP are hitting the web—and these are some of the coolest.
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