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Posts Tagged ‘science

I really need to get my hands on some of this stuff.
Via Gizmodo

Your favorite science guy treats Fox News like the small child it is much like he delighted children for years in this global warming clip. Even NASA gets a plug in this one! Bill comes in around the 5:52 mark – I like the discussion of the difference between weather and climate.

Amazing Instant Ice

9, Jan 2010

I have GOT to get my hands on some sodium acetate because this is just awesome. And so simple to do in the comfort of your own home.

Not only does this video break down why women date douchebag guys, but it also puts together a hilarious photo montage to assholes. And no, I’ve never met this people so I’m not positive they are all terrible, but come on, look at them.
Via YesButNoButYes

An amazing set of photos, with my personal favorite below.

Via HuffingtonPost

Static Paper Airplane

1, Dec 2009

Such a simple concept but at the same time very captivating. The folds in the paper must be almost perfect to allow the plane to stay in place for so long. Now I’ve just got to get my hands on two fans and try it out at home.

The Booby Scare

30, Sep 2009

Funny stuff and spreading cancer awareness is always a good combination

Via FunnyOrDie

Hubble Pictures

9, Sep 2009

Here is a collection of some awesome new pictures taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, personal favorite is below.

Via HuffingtonPost

Lucky Dragon Boat

8, Sep 2009

Cool video of a boat with a dragon head attached to it that breathes fire and sprays water.
Via Gizmodo

Great graphic timeline showing the assembly of the Space Station.
Via USAToday

Big Bang Explained

2, Sep 2009

Great video explaining the big bang theory in about 2 minutes made by Columbia University
Via Fazed

Sweet venn diagram that breaks down the variety of mythical creatues that exist. For example, when you cross a human with a bull and a narwhal, you get a Mermahuataur. I can only imagine who came up with that concept or how they could even reproduce.
Via YesButNoButYes

Wow, thank you National Geographic.
Via NationalGeographic

This group of science visualizations provide a very telling glimpse of how some very complex science problems are being attacked. My favorite is the second one looking at how waves break on a ship – a 5 year project by the department of defense using numerical flow analysis (Gets really good around the 2:33 mark).
Via [...]

I’ve got to get better at physics so I can start building cool stuff like this:
Via Gizmodo


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