Just, remember that you’re standing on a planet that’s evolving
And revolving at nine hundred miles an hour
That’s orbiting at nineteen miles a second, so it’s reckoned
A sun that is the source of all our power
Just deal with it. You’ll never be able to write a shorter scientific article than this one.
Ever been torn between architecture and high pastry? No more! Dinara Kasko risolved the issue for us all. Just take a look at her works.
The usual exhaustive – and inspiring – list of favorite typefaces from yesteryear by Typographica. And I’m already torn among Buendia, Neue and Nitti Mostro.
A wonderful interactive chart with every top 5 song in US Billboard from 1958 to 2016, from Polygraph.
While you can’t probably yell “Tea, Earl gray, hot!” at it yet, MIT’s robot kitchen is a good small step towards Star Trek replicators.
The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch as you have never seen (and hear) it before. Prepare yourself for a hell of a visit.
Vivere su un altro pianeta, nei poster illustrati realizzati dal Jet Propulsion Laboratory della NASA.
Hans Ulrich Obrist talks to David Lynch about the principles powering his unique vision.
Forbes pigment collection. “By the 1920s, Forbes had amassed containers of deep blues, rich purples, vibrant yellows, and myriad other colors from his travels to Europe and the Far East”.
And now for something completely different. Stephen Hawking sings “Galaxy Song”.
Una lezione per ogni elemento della tavola periodica. Potrebbe costarvi più tempo di quello che avete.
“I was getting into bed shortly after the birth of my daughter, Lucy. My disability made this slow, so I had time to think about black holes. Suddenly I realised that if two black holes collided and merged, the area of the horizon of the final black...
Il sospetto che l’ufficio open-space sia stato ideato da Satana nelle profondità dell’inferno è ormai una certezza.
