:: Everfalling ::

“Asobi” by Yasutoki Kariya. Such a simple idea with an excellent execution.

Cutting steel magnified and slowed down

Big Wooden Ball Project

“Waves” By Daniel Palacios

An interesting look at the role of science and religion (and possibly philosophy) when it comes to questions and answers and the quality of each.

Droste effect in Conway’s Life

This is one of the many reasons why I refer to this game when people are incredulous that simple rules can generate incredible complexity when it comes to life in the universe. It’s also why just because the dominoes of life are set up and irreversible it doesn’t mean that there’s a pre-determined outcome.

Pop-up Fabrication of the Harvard Monolithic Bee (Mobee)

divinenonchalance:

Oh, the memories!

I’ve got such an art boner right now.

Chris Sauter’s “The Whole World”

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2011/11/chris-saunter-the-whole-world/ 

This is pretty amazing. Well worth watching past the first 5 minutes. You know how people taut hemp as being a miracle crop with a million uses? Thorium looks to be the miracle fuel for nuclear reactors.

I love myself some Sulfur Hexafluoride.

Too Late

Holograms are getting closer and closer to becoming a viable reality. I remember seeing a comparatively crude setup of this same sort of technology only months ago. The video I saw was probably a few years old but that doesn’t matter. The advances they’ve made in the resolution and speed this hologram technology can produce is mind blowing.

It’s the weirdest thing to look at my group of friends and my social life right now and think “It all started when a video of Tom Cruise leaked out onto the internet…”

Mark my words: 10 years from now we’ll be able to record our dreams in recognizable fidelity.

thedailywhat:

Time-Lapse Thing of the Day: For the latest installment in his ongoing series of beautiful “choreographed time-lapse shorts” (previously), Kim Pimmel “combined everyday soap bubbles with exotic ferrofluid liquid to create an eerie tale.”

[hyst.] 

Just because.