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Image from The Gazette (Montreal)
This is amazing. Watch and read.
(via fyeahchemistry)
The sharp eye of Marina Galperina at Animal brings you Eric Fischer’s Twitter traffic map of New York. Galperina writes, “This is New York, with New Yorkers’ trips routed and their geotag density mapped out in “10000 points, 30000 vectors.” What do we learn? Broadway is ‘the spine.’ Well, that does make sense.”
(via newsweek)
“Even bad coffee is better than no coffee at all.”
-David Lynch
Mr. Lynch, I might not get your movies, but I get this.
Without gravity, flames act in mysterious ways. This artistic image is a composite of three separate flames spreading over paper in microgravity. Each color represents a different chemical reaction within the flame: Blue is caused by chemiluminescence, or the light produced by a chemical reaction, while white, yellow and orange are caused by glowing soot.
This image, by NASA Glenn Research Center aerospace engineer Sandra Olson, won first place in the 2011 Combustion Art Competition at the 7th U.S. National Combustion Meeting.
(Source: livescience.com, via fyeahchemistry)
This list is stil a work in progress, but I really wanted to get it posted. I have either read parts of/all of the texts below or they have been recommended to me. Please reblog and add your own suggestions to the list. Each time someone adds something new, I’ll go…
We’re all on The Kills binge, I suppose. I crave them daily lately.
(Source: movemetolondon, via heyyoshimi)
This Artist Drive in Death Valley National Park was brilliant, especially at sunset. A perfect example of how art can merge with any discipline. Any discipline!
An Environmental Engineer creates a driving path that immerses the driver in a living majestic painting which turns around on itself. I found it pretty mind blowing although will research who designed it. I’m presuming an engineer had his or her hands on the design.
