1. Notes: 94 / 1 week ago  from poptech
   

   poptech:

   This is a camera that captures a wide field of view with no distortion. DARPA says it is inspired by insect eyes. 

    
2. Notes: 415 / 6 months ago  from dearscience
   

   dearscience:

   Horsetail Firefall by Rob Kroenert

    
3. Notes: 935 / 6 months ago  from dearscience
   

   dearscience:

   by Sébastien Mamy

    
4. Notes: 1192 / 6 months ago  from desert-hallucinations (originally from enochliew)
5. Notes: 3444 / 6 months ago  from ruineshumaines (originally from pulmonaire)

   pulmonaire:

   Outdoor Keyboard by Julia Evs

6. Notes: 433 / 8 months ago  from poptech (originally from thisistheverge)
   

   thisistheverge:

   Wolfram Alpha launches Facebook personal analytics reports 

    
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8. Notes: 44 / 8 months ago  from ajdimarucot
   

   ajdimarucot:

   A little tribute to the Man on the Moon.

    
9. Notes: 1193 / 8 months ago  from really-shit (originally from curiae)
   

   chazmcintyre:

   curiae:

   R.I.P Neil Armstrong

   these are all awesome.

   (Source: )

    
10. Notes: 68 / 8 months ago  from poptech (originally from smarterplanet)
    

    poptech:

    The World’s Oceanographic Data, at Your Fingertips

    Have you ever wondered what the water temperature off the Kamchatka Peninsula is?  What about the wind speed in the Andaman Sea?  Or maybe you’re losing sleep over the chlorophyll levels in the South Pacific.  Fortunately, all of that information –- and 450 million other data points collected from oceanographic instruments around the world –- is freely and easily accessible thanks to the Marinexplore project.

    (via smarterplanet) 

     
11. 8 months ago 
    Interrogation: Backwards and Forwards

    Police inquisitors, detectives, and interrogators have long been taught that one method of getting to the truth is to have the subject recount events in reverse order. The theory appears sound: people like to fill in the blanks in a story with constructs, thoughts or images that did not actually happen, to make a tale run smoother. Remove the linear nature of storytelling and the tendency to confabulate should decrease.

12. Notes: 90 / 8 months ago  from dearscience
    
     
13. Notes: 168 / 8 months ago  from really-shit (originally from apolonisaphrodisia)
    

    (Source: apolonisaphrodisia)

     
14. Notes: 450 / 9 months ago  from nationalgeographicmagazine
    

    nationalgeographicmagazine:

    Fireflies
    Photograph by Teruo Araya, My Shot
    The dream of the night of summer. Many Japanese visualize the dead’s soul, seeing the light of a firefly. It is charmed by the light of a firefly as if it was seeing the momentary dream.

    Download Wallpaper (1600 x 1200 pixels)

     
15. Notes: 791 / 9 months ago  from really-shit (originally from thekhooll)

    chazmcintyre:

    thekhooll:

    Necker Nymph

    Sir Richard Branson’s newest purchase and latest addition to the Virgin Limited Edition collection, Necker Nymph, is a 3-person aero  submarine that can dive down to a depth of 30 metres so you can explore the deep… without having to get around by flipper power! With a trained pilot at the helm, fly underwater and discover ancient shipwrecks and exotic marine life amongst vibrant coral reefs.

    This is super cool!

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