Next big future has an entry titled Rewritable holograms will revolutionize medicine and advertising, it’s about a group at University of Arizona who created a rewritable 3d hologram. It’s apparently pretty fast and they’re working on a full color version. They talk about advertisements and TV, but I wonder about it’s impact on […]
A great article from the New York Times about hobbyist tracking of government spy satellites. It turns out there is a group dedicating to predicting orbits and guessing at function of these top secret satellites.
Fourth undersea cable cut near UAE, suspicions rise Engadget covers the fourth cable cut in the middle east. More and more are growing suspicious. One wonders though, what benefit could one get from cutting these cables. Perhaps making more money routing traffic through your cables.
Crazy man
Sanitation at its best.
The aftermath
Paper snow.
Giants parade
Insanity so far
Lots of paper
Politimetrics is a project to use statistical analysis to predict the winner of the 2008 election. As fanciful as that sounds it’s actually quite interesting.
In the vein of bigfoot on mars Bad Astronomy Blog has a post titled Bad Astronomy Blog » Let’s pass over Mercury, and it’s another odd feature this time on Mercury. Once again science comes up short as to the creation of planets. Clearly the cookie monster has created this planet. This […]
Frozen Grand Central at Improv Everywhere is a standing art piece where hundreds of people flashmob grand central station and suddenly freeze for five minutes. The video is wild. I would have loved to see this, simply incredible. Thousands if not millions travel through grandcentral daily and to see hundreds of people […]