Cooper Griggs

You know that new NVIDIA Tegra K1 chip? And you know that crop circle that popped up and then disappeared? Yup, that was an advertisement for the new chip. Yes, seriously. ...

One of the current trends in technology right now is inventors jamming wireless radios in objects that you wouldn't expect to find 'em. For instance, the HAPIfork, a smart fork that sent your eating speed to your phone in an attempt to get you to ...

"We could tell you, but then we'd have to"

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Motorists in Hangzhou, China, are to be treated to a revolutionary car rental scheme that allows customers to hire an electric car for around £2 an hour from a gigantic vending machine.

Moonshine, 2013. Richmond Mural Project. By Etam Cru.

By Sainer in Gdynia, Poland. 2013. Photo by FOT. ALKA MURAT.

The Healer, 2013. By Bezt (Etam) and Pener (Spectrum).

Meeting the God, 2013. By Bezt. See it animated.

High Hopes, 2013. By Sainer. Photo by Benjamin Rataud.

The Change, 2013. By Bezt.

Madame Chicken, 2013. By Etam Cru.

Polish artists Sainer and Bezt, collectively known as Etam Cru, paint large scale murals of surreal and frequently humerous subjects in locations mostly around Eastern Europe. The duo traveled to the U.S. this year to paint a wildly popular mural titled Moonshine at the Richmond Mural Project depicting a girl sitting inside a jar of strawberries. The piece is now available as a print over on Art Whino. Above is a collection of their most recent work from 2013, much more of which you can see on Facebook, the Etam Cru blog, and on Behance. (via Arrested Motion)

On January 1st, around 1:30 in the morning, astronomers spotted an asteroid heading straight for Earth. The good news is that it was probably only between 6.5 and 14 feet long. In fact, the International Astronomical Union says that the asteroid — 2014 AA — has most likely already hit us and burned up in the atmosphere. But here's the cool part: This is just the second time in history that we've spotted an asteroid before it hit us.

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No bones about it. [richjanney]

“Fear is the cheapest room in the house. I would like to see you living in better conditions.”

- Hafiz

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libutron:  Narwhal pod by Paul Nicklen/National Geographic

pizzaandpixels:

We finally got a warm day here in Toronto, so I decided to go out and “Toon Bomb” some spots in and around Liberty Village.

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